A great topic! Here are some ideas for YES NO questions using Speaking Cards and English ESL Worksheets:
Warm-up Exercises
1. Introduction: Use the following questions to get students talking about themselves:
* Do you have a pet? (YES/NO)
* Do you like playing video games? (YES/NO)
2. Personal questions: Ask students about their preferences:
* Do you like school? (YES/NO)
* Do you like reading books? (YES/NO)
* Do you like eating sweets? (YES/NO)
Scenario-Based Exercises
1. Imagine a situation: Use the following scenario to ask YES NO questions:
* You're at the movies and you see a sad movie (tragedy). Do you cry when you see this kind of movie? (YES/NO)
* Do you get scared when you see a scary movie? (YES/NO)
2. Family and friends: Ask students about their family and friends:
* Do you have a best friend? (YES/NO)
* Do your parents like your hobbies? (YES/NO)
* Do you have a sibling who is a good cook? (YES/NO)
Conversation Starters
1. Use the following questions to encourage conversation:
* Do you like your country's food? (YES/NO)
* Do you like traveling? (YES/NO)
* Do you like playing soccer? (YES/NO)
Error Correction
1. Divide the board into two columns: YES and NO.
2. Write examples of YES NO questions on flashcards (e.g. Do you have a car?).
3. Students take turns asking each other questions and write the answers in the correct column (YES or NO).
4. Check for errors and provide feedback.
Extension Activities
1. Role-play scenarios: Assign students roles in a scenario (e.g. customer and shopkeeper) and ask them to use YES NO questions to communicate.
2. Create a "YES NO" conversation: Divide the class into pairs and give each pair a set of flashcards with YES NO questions. Students take turns asking each other questions and writing down the answers.
Remember to provide feedback and encouragement to students as they practice their speaking skills. Good luck!
