Act it Out
A real scenario, zero preparation. Students step into a role and improvise — the class votes on the most convincing performance.
Act it Out generates a role-play scenario sized to your group, a pool of keywords, and two discussion questions. Students improvise the scene using target vocabulary, then the class votes on the most convincing performance.
Act it Out generates a fully specified role-play scenario with a named role for every student taking part — a group of three gets three roles, a group of five gets five — each with a description, motivation, and objective. The scenario comes with a pool of keywords appropriate to the CEFR level and topic, and two discussion questions for post-activity reflection.
Select a CEFR-aligned scene to auto-fill the topic.
Enter one name per line. The number of students is driven by the list.