Talk for-a-minute
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The document provides 22 prompts asking a person to talk for a minute about various topics including their favorite sports, what they did last weekend, their plans for this weekend, favorite movie, job, family, music tastes, favorite food, best friend, favorite day of the week, last vacation, things they dislike doing, plans for next summer, yesterday, hobbies, hometown, elementary school attended, home, favorite and least favorite animals, and daily schedule.
Talk for-a-minute
- 1. End
- 3. Talk for a minute about... End your favorite sports. AA
- 4. Talk for a minute about... End what you did last weekend. BB
- 5. Talk for a minute about... End your plans for this weekend. CC
- 6. Talk for a minute about... End your favorite movie. DD
- 7. Talk for a minute about... End your job. EE
- 8. Talk for a minute about... End your family. FF
- 9. Talk for a minute about... End music that you like or dont like. GG
- 10. Talk for a minute about... End your favorite food. HH
- 11. Talk for a minute about... End your best friend. II
- 12. Talk for a minute about... End your favorite day of the week. JJ
- 13. Talk for a minute about... End your last vacation. KK
- 14. Talk for a minute about... End something that you dont like doing. LL
- 15. Talk for a minute about... End what you want to do next summer. MM
- 16. Talk for a minute about... End yesterday. NN
- 17. Talk for a minute about... End your hobbies. OO
- 18. Talk for a minute about... End your hometown. PP
- 19. Talk for a minute about... End the elementary school that you attended as a child. QQ
- 20. Talk for a minute about... End your home. RR
- 21. Talk for a minute about... End your favorite or least favorite animals. SS
- 22. Talk for a minute about... End your daily schedule. TT
Editor's Notes
- #2: see next notes section
- #3: students take turns selecting a lettered cloud. Click it, it will hyperlink to a talk for a minute slide. Read the question, check understanding, then click to start the minute timer. Student talks. There is an editable text box at the bottom for the teacher to type into while in slideshow mode (just click and type.) Teacher can type out the students answer as they talk, or use it afterwards to explain / correct / elaborate / improve etc. Click the yellow H (home) cloud in the top left corner to hyperlink back to the home slide.