Here are some ESL speaking lessons for kids that you can use to help them improve their English speaking skills:
Lesson 1: Introductions
* Objective: Students will be able to introduce themselves and ask for someone's name.
* Materials: Pictures of different objects and animals, flashcards with names.
* Activities:
+ Show students pictures of different objects and animals and ask them to identify what they are.
+ Use flashcards with names and have students introduce themselves, e.g. "My name is [name]."
+ Ask students to take turns asking each other's names.
* Vocabulary: My name is, I'm [name], What's your name?
Lesson 2: Family and Friends
* Objective: Students will be able to talk about their family and friends.
* Materials: Pictures of different family members and friends, flashcards with vocabulary related to family and friends.
* Activities:
+ Show students pictures of different family members (e.g. mom, dad, brother, sister) and ask them to identify who it is.
+ Use flashcards with vocabulary related to family and friends (e.g. grandma, friend, pet) and have students describe what the word means.
+ Ask students to take turns talking about their own family and friends, e.g. "I have a brother. His name is [name]."
* Vocabulary: My family, My friends, grandmother, grandfather, pet, brother, sister
Lesson 3: Daily Routine
* Objective: Students will be able to talk about their daily routine.
* Materials: Pictures of different activities (e.g. brushing teeth, eating breakfast, going to school), flashcards with vocabulary related to daily routine.
* Activities:
+ Show students pictures of different activities and ask them to identify what they are.
+ Use flashcards with vocabulary related to daily routine (e.g. wake up, go to school, eat dinner) and have students describe what the word means.
+ Ask students to take turns talking about their own daily routine, e.g. "I wake up at 7:00. I go to school at 8:00."
* Vocabulary: wake up, go to school, eat breakfast, eat lunch, eat dinner, play outside
Lesson 4: Hobbies
* Objective: Students will be able to talk about their hobbies.
* Materials: Pictures of different hobbies (e.g. reading, playing soccer, painting), flashcards with vocabulary related to hobbies.
* Activities:
+ Show students pictures of different hobbies and ask them to identify what they are.
+ Use flashcards with vocabulary related to hobbies (e.g. read, play, draw) and have students describe what the word means.
+ Ask students to take turns talking about their own hobbies, e.g. "I like to read. I like to play soccer too."
* Vocabulary: read, play, draw, paint, music
Lesson 5: Places
* Objective: Students will be able to talk about different places.
* Materials: Pictures of different places (e.g. school, home, park, store), flashcards with vocabulary related to places.
* Activities:
+ Show students pictures of different places and ask them to identify what they are.
+ Use flashcards with vocabulary related to places (e.g. school, library, park) and have students describe what the word means.
+ Ask students to take turns talking about different places they have been to, e.g. "I go to school. I like to play in the park."
* Vocabulary: school, home, park, store, library, beach
