Start your lessons with quick activities that get students thinking, speaking, and using English from the very beginning.

This set includes 6 warm-ups for A1–A2 and B1–B2 students. Use them at the beginning of a lesson, as a quick speaking activity, or whenever you need an easy way to get your students talking.

Warm-up #1 - Make Questions

A1–A2: Make questions about daily routines, hobbies, preferences, and everyday life.
B1–B2: Make questions using more complex topics, tenses, and situations.

Warm-up #2 - Make a Story

A1–A2: Use autumn pictures and basic vocabulary to create a simple story.
B1–B2: Use autumn pictures and more advanced vocabulary to create a detailed story.

Warm-up #3 - Make a Sentence

A1–A2: Use the clues to make complete sentences in different basic tenses.
B1–B2: Use the clues to make sentences with more advanced tenses, conditionals, and wishes.

Warm-up #4 - Transform the Sentence

A1–A2: Change sentences into negative and question forms.
B1–B2: Transform more complex sentences using different tenses, modals, and grammar structures.

Warm-up #5 - Teach a Grammar Topic

A1–A2: Choose 5 basic grammar topics and explain them with examples, as if you were teaching a class.
B1–B2: Choose 5 more advanced grammar topics and explain them clearly with examples.

Warm-up #6 - Discuss the Questions

A1–A2: Answer simple questions about daily life, routines, plans, hobbies, and experiences.
B1–B2: Discuss more complex and thought-provoking questions about habits, experiences, choices, regrets, and hypothetical situations.