Listening & Speaking Teaching Resources for 6th Grade
- Free Plan
Would You Rather? International Women's Day Active Game
Engage your students in thought-provoking discussions with this set of International Women’s Day-themed "Would You Rather" questions.
- Plus Plan
One Has to Go! Game of Elimination Icebreaker
Play ‘One Has to Go!” and engage your students in a friendly classroom debate with this Google Slides icebreaker game.
- Plus Plan
Group Presentation Rubric
Make assigning grades for group presentations a breeze with a printable Group Presentation Rubric.
- Plus Plan
Soup, Salad, or Sandwich? Game - Interactive Icebreaker
Play the Soup, Salad, or Sandwich? Game for an exciting Back-to-School Icebreaker activity!
- Plus Plan
Team Building Games – Upper Grades
Encourage communication and cooperation with this set of 10 team-building games.
- Plus Plan
Speaking Skills for Oral Presentations Poster
A poster that explains the skills students need for a great oral presentation!
- Plus Plan
Student-Led Discussion Strategies Poster Pack
Describe student-led discussion strategies with this set of 8 posters.
- Plus Plan
Oral Presentation Assessment Rubric
A rubric designed to help teachers to assess students' oral presentations.
- Plus Plan
Interview a Classmate - First Day of School Activity
Help your students learn more about their new classmates (even if they have been together for the last 5 years) with this fun speaking and listening activity!
- Plus Plan
Getting to Know My Classmates – QR Code Template
Use QR codes to get to know your new classmates at the start of a new school year.
- Plus Plan
One Word Story Active Game
A whole class active game that encourages creative thinking and teamwork.
- Plus Plan
Public Speaking Tips - Poster
A poster to use when teaching your students about public speaking.
- Plus Plan
Group Work Role Cards
Review and reinforce eight possible roles for group work with this set of 2-in-1 reusable posters and desk cards.
-
How to Get Students to Follow Instructions the First Time — Teacher-Tested Tricks
Is following instructions a challenge for your students? Try these teacher-tested tips to help your students learn to listen and follow directions more closely.