TV and Film ESL Activities, Games, Lessons and Worksheets
Lights, Camera, Communicate!

This communicative film and cinema board game helps students practice talking about films and going to the cinema. In groups, students take turns rolling... read more
What's on TV tonight?

In this useful TV guide information gap activity, students learn about different types of TV programmes by asking and answering questions about what's on TV. In pairs, students complete missing... read more
Film Genres

In this productive film genres discussion activity, students learn about different types of film genres and discuss and recommend films. First, students think of... read more
Movie Conversation Questions

In this free talking about films activity, students complete questions about films with question words and then ask and answer the questions with a partner... read more
Movie Review

In this engaging movie review activity, students learn film vocabulary and then write and discuss movie reviews. Students begin by matching sentence halves... read more
Talking about Films

In this insightful film and cinema lesson, students learn vocabulary related to films and film genres and practice talking about movies. Students begin by matching... read more
Talking about TV

In this comprehensive TV programmes lesson, students learn vocabulary related to TV and TV genres and practice talking about TV programmes. To begin, students... read more
TV and Film Question Time

In this handy TV and film speaking activity, students practice asking and answering questions about TV programmes, films and cinema. Students begin by preparing yes/no questions about TV programmes... read more
Behind the Scenes

In this fun TV and film vocabulary game, students guess the names of people involved in TV and film productions from clues. In pairs, students take turns picking up a card and reading the clue for three points to their partner, who listens and... read more
Film Review

In this interesting film review worksheet, students learn what goes in a film review and practice writing one. This activity is well suited to follow a class film viewing. First, students think of a film... read more
The Movie Pitch

In this free presenting a movie pitch activity, students create a plot for a film by choosing characters, places and events from a worksheet. Students then... read more
The Oscars

In this intriguing film awards discussion activity, students discuss and make nominations for the Oscars. To begin, students write their Oscar... read more
TV Taboo

In this creative describing TV programmes game, students describe and guess different types of TV programmes. In groups, students take it in turns to describe a type of TV programme on a card to the... read more
Film Vocabulary Dominoes

In this memorable film and cinema vocabulary game, students play dominoes by matching film-related words with their definitions. The first player puts a domino down either before or after the domino on the table, making sure their film-related word or... read more