Interested in extending the lesson? This speaking activity on proverbs and their meaning might be what you need! Students are encouraged to create a dialogue and use as many as they can. Split students into pairs again: One student will create an imaginary concept/problem and the other student will have to answer by using a proverb that best suits the concept. Is there a better way to practice proverbs than speaking? As they are considered a crucial part of everyday speech for natives, you can seize this opportunity and turn it into a speaking activity. Trying class gamification? Bamboozle might become your perfect companion! C. Once the matching and guessing are over, discuss the correct answer and meaning of the proverbs together. Never judge a bookįind the matching exercise worksheet here. Split students into pairs and give them some minutes to guess and do the right matching. Warm-up questions: What are proverbs and why do we use them? What proverbs do you have in your mother tongue language? How often do you use them in your everyday speech? Can proverbs be translated to other languages with the same meaning? B. Teaching proverbs not only expand students’ vocabulary knowledge but also familiarize them with the English culture. Although every language has its sayings and clichés expressing their way of the world, many cultures share the same proverbs. They are usually given as a piece of advice to someone. Proverbs are short sayings that are used to describe a general truth. Why should we teach English proverbs to our students? Wondering how to teach English proverbs? The following lesson plan suggests a fun activity that your students will enjoy!
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