Spin the Question

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This is a great way to get students communicating authentically! You can start each class with some spins of the wheel! Get Spin the Question HERE on EFL Classroom 2.0.

Just spin and the students must ask a question for that number. Who / What / How / Why / Where etc….

Another variation is to first have students write the questions and then start the conversation/interviews.

You can use it in any way you like! Make sure to “echo” so that when one student asks another a question, the other, echoes it back. Really creates a lot of language production…. Happy Spinning!

PS. Use this handy Question making organizer to help your students form questions!

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