Questions, Questions, Questions is a profound, humorous, and sometimes absurd question game that provides speaking opportunities for English learners aged 11 and up. With Questions, Questions, Questions: Conversation Prompts for English Classes, you motivate your students to speak English, enhance listening comprehension, train conversational strategies, and strengthen the classroom community by allowing learners to discover new and unexpected things about each other.

Content: 63 game cards in 7 categories. The game in question. It’s almost a truism: Those who want to learn foreign languages must speak them. However, many students feel hesitant. The game makes this easier. Use Questions, Questions, Questions: Conversation Prompts for English Classes to promote your students' monologic and dialogic speaking skills. Everyone has something to say about the profound, humorous, or seemingly absurd questions in seven categories. If someone gets stuck, each card provides prompts and linguistic support. It can be played immediately and without preparation, either in pairs or in groups with the entire class.

The 63 game cards are divided into seven categories: me, myself & I; family & friends; home & daily living; society & environment; hobbies & sports; media & technology; languages & learning strategies.

How it works: You can play in pairs or in groups. Place a question card in the center. Discuss the question freely. If you get stuck or can’t find the right words in English, flip the card over: On the back, you’ll find ideas, assistance, bonus questions, special challenges, or interesting facts. When you feel you’ve said everything, place the next question card in the center.