Tag

Speaking

Students speak in the activity.

  • Food and Drink Dobble (aka Spot It!)

    Large Dobble set suitable for a flexible prediction game, or (obviously) Dobble. Can be used for ES, JHS or special needs classes. This set has 57 cards with 57 different images of food and drink.

  • I want to go to 国 to するために

    Short writing practice based practicing the infinitive grammar point outlined on p37 of New Horizon 2.

  • Where is Goku?

    basic powerpoint to practice Where. A great warm up activity and is good for Special Needs classes.

  • Dobble (shapes, colours, common words)

    A version of the Dobble or Spot It! game for ES students. A speed-based game to practice vocabulary. It is good for warm-ups or during extra time at the end of class. 3-5 players.

  • Guess Who!

    The classic Guess Who! game (with just printouts) to practice "do you have" and "are you" questions.

  • "I think that..." worksheet

    Students complete a worksheet practicing the I think that pattern in Unit 2 of the New Horizon textbook.

  • Name 5 (Infinitive - Adjectival)

    'Name 5'-style trivia game that uses the infinitive (adjectival).

  • Mario Cannon Blast

    Rescue Princess Peach Use Your English To Defeat Bowser

  • "The Garden" point game

    A simple game based on Typhoon - but instead of natural disasters, it's crows in your flower garden! Good for any kind of review and small classes.

  • Stationery GO FISH card game

    Meant to review "Do you have ___?" statements and Unit 5 from Let's Try! 2 ("Do you have a pen?"). This is a printable GO FISH game with some Uno elements that make it more fun. Good for groups of 4.

  • Are you~? Do you~? Tictactoe

    Students ask questions using Are you? and Do you? to play Tictactoe.

  • Finding Nemo Colour Quest

    Cute Nemo-themed PPT game to practice colours. Intended for elementary school students.

  • Where do you have English today?

    Students fill in the missig information by completing the conversation using where and when.

  • Friend Chemistry

    Fun pair activity to get students to use the grammar of TO + VERB.

  • T & T Game (PowerPoint Version)

    Based on the T&T Game submitted from Englipedia Archive. This is a PowerPoint version that doesn't require printing point cards or game board.

  • My Conbini 'How many' 'I want to ...'

    Reviews 'How many' and plural 's' as well as 'I want to buy...'

  • I like ~ing, I want to ~ Activity (Interview)

    This interview activity lets the students talk about the vacation they like the best in Japan and share what they want to do during that vacation.

  • Weather Report Battleship

    Practice with days of the week and weather for new/young learners.

  • 𝔹𝔸𝕂𝕌𝔻𝔸ℕ (FIXED FONTS)

    New Horizon 3, Unit 2, Present Perfect

  • Do you like...? (Find your match)

    A short review for "I like~" and "Do you like~?" using writing and speaking. 1st year JHS.

  • When / Where practice

    Students fill in the blanks and ask teachers where the US states are.

  • NH5 Unit 3 materials (What do you want to study?)

    Printouts and activities for use with New Horizons 5 Unit 3.

  • Practice Counting 1-20 + "How many candies?"

    Review and practice numbers 1-20 and play "Find the candies!" + "How many candies?" by grace0103

  • Body Parts Quiz. Sunshine 3 Page 14

    This is a vocabulary gap activity that uses the main body parts picture on page 125 of Sunshine 3. The vocabulary gained can be used with the Please Help Me! exercise page 14.

  • NH ⑥ Unit 2 materials (How is your school life?)

    A print for the presentation activity

  • The Nutrition Label

    This activity helps to explain the components of the food label. I edited the ppt from @nachona "where is it eaten?" to make this. Thank you for the slides! This was created for pg 19 NH2

  • Detective Pikachu: On the Case!

    A clue-based mystery game that helps students practice past continuous verbs.

  • I like...

    Quick quiz for students to review colors, sports, animals, and vegetables. For grade 5 elementary

  • Alternate Reality

    students think about what could be different in life using "if I were..."

  • Campaign for Nature

    students use passive voice to advocate for the environment

  • This or That gifts

    students use comparatives to discuss gifts

  • Universal Design pitch

    students brainstorm and present ideas about UD

  • Guess Who

    write "want to" sentences to help friends guess who/what you are

  • Speaking in Pairs (Future Tense)

    A short and simple information gap speaking warm-up that revises the future tense.

  • "What are the rules here?" group game

    students work in small groups to write sentences using "have to", "don't have to", "must", and "must not" to describe rules for various locations

  • Shocking News

    students practice passive voice by reporting recent news

  • The Harry Potter Train Game

    A fun speaking activity set in Harry Potter's world of magic where the students can apply their direction-giving skills from page 28 of Sunshine 3 (2021).

  • Gerund Tug of War Game

    Gerund game that gets students up and moving. Two teams try to eliminate the other by reading all the cards and when they meet they do じゃんけん。 Similar to tug of war but pushing the other team back.

  • "People Watching" and poster

    students practice "looks" for appearances and make a poster following New Horizon 1 textbook activity

  • "Virtual Life"

    practice for "if I were... I would..." and "if I were... I could..."

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