Love & Friendship Valentine’s Day Speaking Activity with DIGITAL Option

Get your students speaking! Teach your students about love and true friendship!

These speaking cards will help your students start some conversations and practice talking about love and friendship.

Included:

66 printable question cards
Love (24 speaking cards)
Likes/Dislikes (18 speaking cards)
Friendship (12 speaking cards)
St. Valentine’s day (12 speaking cards)

All cards included in color and black & white
Digital version of the questions for use with Google Slides or PowerPoint
Speaking cards come in two options: printed (PDF files) and digital.

You can print the pages for students or you can assign them digitally using Google Slides or PowerPoint.

These speaking cards are great for any age. They include such questions as:

What is love?
Who’s some people that you love?
If you had to draw love, what would you draw?
What is a best friend?
How do you describe your best friend?
Is friendship important?
What are some things you like about your best friend?
What do you love most of all?
What is your favorite food?
How do you show someone that you love?
What do people do on Valentine’s Day?
What is Cupid known for?
and more.

It is well known that speaking and listening are key strands of most language arts classes, but they are often the most overlooked. These activity cards provide teachers with a quick and easy way to let their students to practice all these important skills.

You can:

-Use for small group discussion or learning stations

-Assign to individual students for a short speech to the class

-Draw during class discussion and pose questions to individuals

-Use for student conferences

You could use these cards on the PowerPoint as a slide show to introduce the topics and allow students to write down their initial reactions in the notebook. You could do this in class or for homework. This option is best if you want your students to put more thought and detail into the speaking assignment.

These speaking cards are best used in small groups to generate discussion and to practice speaking and listening skills.