Cambridge Movers Speaking Activities
29 printable speaking activities · Movers (A1)
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About Movers speaking activities
At Movers (A1), children can describe pictures in short sentences, tell a simple story with support and talk about themselves and their daily lives. They use the present continuous, past simple and Movers vocabulary covering places, the weather, health and free time.
Activities mirror the four parts of the Movers Speaking test: finding differences between two pictures, telling a short story from a sequence of pictures, choosing the odd one out and explaining why, and answering personal questions. Worksheets provide the pictures, prompts and model language for each task.
Teacher copies include model answers and useful phrases. Print or download the PDF, or display the worksheet online through a class link with no student account needed.
Teaching tips: Movers speaking activities
- Model the language for differences, such as In this picture... but in this picture..., before pair work.
- Give the first sentence of a picture story to help children start.
- Encourage because when children explain an odd one out, to extend their answers.
- Let children record themselves telling a picture story and listen back.
Questions teachers ask
What are the parts of the Movers Speaking test?
Children find differences between two pictures, tell a story from pictures, identify an odd one out and answer questions about themselves.
How long is the Movers Speaking test?
It takes around five to seven minutes and is done one-to-one with an examiner.
Can I use these activities as general speaking practice?
Yes. The picture tasks work as fluency activities in any A1 young learner class.