1.
ROLEPLAY: Parent-Teacher Meeting
(Education themed)
Roles:
Teacher
Student
Parent
Vocabulary:
academic performance
distracted
concentrate
improvement
responsibility
participate
communication
attend regularly
behavior
deadline
Useful Phrases:
“I’ve noticed that...”
“We’re here to support you.”
“I understand it’s not easy.”
“He/She has potential.”
“Let’s make a plan together.”
Dialogue:
Teacher: Good afternoon. Thank you both for coming today.
Parent: Good afternoon. Is everything okay?
Teacher: Well, I wanted to talk about Ayşe’s academic performance. She seems
distracted in class and often forgets her homework.
Ayşe: I know, and I’m really sorry. I’ve been feeling tired and unmotivated lately.
Teacher: That’s understandable. But it’s important to concentrate, especially this
term. Your grades are slipping a little.
Parent: Ayşe, is something bothering you at home or school?
Ayşe: Not really... I just don’t enjoy the subjects. I get bored easily, especially in
math.
Teacher: Maybe we can find a way to make lessons more engaging. But you also
need to take responsibility.
Parent: We’ll make sure she sleeps earlier and spends less time on her phone.
Ayşe: I’ll try. I don’t want to disappoint anyone. I want to improve.
Teacher: Good. I’ll help in class, and you work from home. Let’s check progress
again in two weeks.
2. ROLEPLAY: Organizing a Surprise Birthday
Party
(Fun social topic)
Roles:
Birthday person
Organizer
Helper (secret role!)
Vocabulary:
budget
coordinate
guest list
arrangement
entertainment
unexpected
Schedule
mysterious
purchase
celebration
Useful Phrases:
“Let’s keep it a surprise.”
“We need to plan everything carefully.”
“What about the cake?”
“How many people should we invite?”
“Don’t say anything in front of him/her!”
Dialogue:
Elif: Okay, we have three days until Can’s birthday. We need to plan this fast!
Zeynep: I can help with decorations and the guest list. Where are we doing it?
Elif: At my place. My parents said it’s okay. What about the cake?
Zeynep: Let’s order one shaped like a guitar. He loves music, right?
Elif: Perfect! What about music and balloons?
Zeynep: I’ll bring a speaker, and we can hang balloons everywhere.
(Can walks in unexpectedly)
Can: Hey! What are you two talking about?
Elif: Uh… just homework. Nothing fun at all. [winks at Zeynep]
Can: Hmm… it sounded exciting. Anyway, I’ll see you later.
(Can leaves)
Zeynep: That was close! He’s starting to suspect something.
Elif: Let’s text everyone now and remind them: “Don’t tell Can anything!”
3. ROLEPLAY: Time Travel Trouble
(Creative & fun sci-fi themed)
Roles:
Time traveler from the future
High school student living in the present
Scientist or inventor
Vocabulary:
warning
properly
confused
reset
urgent
device
emergency
mission
disappear
detect
Useful Phrases:
“This wasn’t supposed to happen!”
“Where… or when am I?”
“We need to fix the machine before it’s too late.”
“You’re not from this timeline, are you?”
“I have a mission, but I need your help.”
Dialogue:
Student (Can): (Looking at strange machine) What does this button do?
Scientist (Zeynep): Don’t touch that! It’s still unstable!
(A bright light flashes. Ayşe appears in futuristic clothes.)
Ayşe (Time Traveler): What year is this? 2025?
Can: Uh… yes? Who are you?
Ayşe: I’m from the year 2125. That machine pulled me back too early!
Zeynep: Oh no. It malfunctioned. The timeline is unstable.
Ayşe: I only have 30 minutes to return. If not, I’ll disappear from this timeline.
Can: Okay, don’t panic. What do we do?
Zeynep: We need to repair the quantum battery. It’s only sold in the airport tech store!
Ayşe: Perfect. I have a digital credit chip. Let’s hurry.
Can: Wait — what if we cause a paradox?
Ayşe: Then time might collapse. So… let’s be very careful.
Zeynep: Welcome to Monday at my lab. Let’s save the timeline, team!
