If you could choose a superpower…

Lesson overview

In this speaking card, students:

  • get to know the names for common superpowers in English
  • practise justifying and dismissing other options in speaking
  • use second conditional to discuss options

Mix and match the Speaking Brick with our other lesson plans, for example What would you do…? and Conditionals Review.

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Speaking Bricks

Speaking Bricks are multi-purpose thematic one page speaking activities which can be successfully implemented as warm-ups, fillers and fast-finishers for most levels. They include an aesthetic design with clear speaking prompts and conversation questions, allowing the students to refer to the speaking prompts freely. The discussion with a Speaking Brick might last around 15 minutes and more. They may also be used as a basis for conversation lessons together with our lesson plans.

This lesson contains

  • Speaking Bricks PDF with a speaking card

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