You can find a lot of phrases and topics for conversation; speaking situations; articles and videos for discussion; speaking tasks; textbook recommendations...

You can find some ESL role-plays, "Find someone who..." activities, information gap activities, examples of ESL oral tests, and discussion questions.

There are some riddles and jokes which students can share with their classmates. Thus, they can talk and discuss about their meaning.

Children can create their own story. They choose the characters, the words and the places, and the storymaker 'makes' their story. It is aimed at writing, but it could be adapted to speaking.

There are some of the words and expressions that we use for telephoning. There are also some tips and practice sessions. It is a great help for students to talk on the phone in English.

You can find a variety of audio and text material with mp3 and PDF files to download. There're also some listening comprehension activities which can be orally carried out in class.

There are 500 cartoons which English teachers can use in their classes to improve oral English competency by discussing important topics, such as health or fitness.

There are a lot of images organised into different categories (nouns, verbs, adjectives...) to help students improve their oral English competency.

These funny tonguetwisters help children develop their speech skills and also help in their speech therapy.

It deals with pronunciation by offering strategies and materials (an IPA typewriter, diphthong battleships...) to practise it.

It presents some pronunciation rules (3rd person singular, words with silent "e"...), exercises (pronunciation of regular and irregular verbs), and links.

This is a very useful webpage which provides pronunciation minimal pair practice and quizzes, and offers the possibility of learning rhythm and intonation by listening and repeating podcasts.

Free English pronunciation lessons: they include the vowel and consonant sounds, the International Phonetic Alphabet, the pronunciation of simple past (-ed)...

Songs from a wide variety of popular artists are presented by academic subject. They are a complement for the teacher's lesson plan.

There you can listen to audio (British and American English native speakers) and practise pronunciation.

English sounds and the International Phonetic Alphabet - an introduction.

Learning about English pronunciation. It is about how to pronounce specific sounds in English, English word stress... And there are some pronunciation exercises and activities too.

It presents some English listenings and exercises related to them. They are divided into three levels: elementary, intermediate and advanced.