Students speak in the activity.
If Game
Students listen to conditional sentences from the ALT/JTE (or group members) and if they qualify, do the consequential action.
Emotion Basket
This is an activity for brand new students. It should make them more confident with their speaking.
You Have
Get students predicting and practicing "you have" in this rhythmical one-on-one game.
Adjective Name Game
A fun game to learn the names of your students while having students learn new adjectives!
What Day Is It?
This is a simple fun game for practicing days of the week.
Get It Wrong To Win
Students must answer the questions wrong (but grammatically correct) to win!
Animals from Around the World
A sleek and simple cultural presentation showing off various animals that are unique to (or native to) specific countries around the world.
Colour Scavenger Hunt
Help students practice their colours and the names of places around the school with this fun game.
Baba Vader
This is your basic Baba Nuki or Old Maid game with a Darth Vader twist.
Inside Outside Circles
Students practice answering and asking questions while moving around in circles to music.
This/That Memory
Students use a memory card game to practice Demonstrative Pronouns (this/that).
Where Is Oguri?
This is an information gap exercise where pairs of students ask each other the question, "Where is....?"
T & T
"T & T" stands for Tsunami and Typhoon, and it is a great review activity for any level students. The rules are easy and the game is as fun as the teachers and students make it.
How do you go to _____ survey
Students practice "I go to ~ by ~" through a quick survey of their classmates.
My Crazy Family
This information gap activity is fairly self-explanatory. Students work in pairs to complete the worksheet.
Mr. Bump
Blindfolded students are guided through an obstacle course while listening to their partner's directions to avoid 'dangerous' desks.
Dicey Months
Two teams line up side by side and call out the month corresponding to the numbers on the dice.
Foods from Around the World
A sleek and simple cultural presentation showing off traditional and famous foods from countries around the world.
Better/Best ( Splatoon Splatfest )
Which do you like better? Do you like it the best of all ~?
Hugs And Kisses
Students practice constructing sentences using two simple present tense verbs while playing a huge game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
Have You Ever Interview
Introducing the question, "Have you ever ~ ?" and having students interview each other.
Connect 4
Students try to collect four passive cards of the same kind playing a game similar to the game, Go Fish.
Twister
Students try to twist their bodies/limbs into various pretzel shapes to correspond to the ALTs instructions.
Vocabulary Wars
This is a vocabulary battle that can be used with any small set of vocabulary. It is great for younger classes, but can work with any grade.
Polite Conversations
Students practice speaking and polite conversation with a fun comic.
I have (just/already) point cards
Students try to get the most points by taking time cards and making sentences about what they've just/already done at that time.
Where Is It?
Students try to guess the location of an object.
Are You Going To Match Up
Students mingle around, trying to find their matching partner while asking/answering "Are you going to..." questions.
Smooch And Pooch
Students learn basic greetings and self-introductions while passing around Smooch & Pooch and introduce themselves to 10 of their classmates.
Magic Box Scramble
Teams race to unscramble the Magic Box story. Then, they answer questions to receive 'magic words', which then forms a 'magic question' the teams must answer.
When Are You Free?
Students try to guess which character their partner has chosen.
Who Is It?
Students draw various characters and the students guess the character by their clothing.
Will Interviews
This is a very basic, quick and easy "Will you ~?" interview game.
Opinion Interviews
Students review and learn new adjectives and then poll their classmates about different topics.
"How was" Memory and Lesson Plan
Students practice using the phrase "How was" (How was your weekend, lunch, etc.) by playing question-answer memory and then writing their own "How was" questions.
Know Miffy
Students ask each other reduced relative clause questions to gather various peoples' names.
Bomber Man
Students answer questions to force their classmates to sit down or stand up.
Mt Fuji School Trip
Students learn to buy what is necessary for their Mt. Fuji camping trip.
Expression Guessing
A gesture game where students guess complex emotions.
Hidden Picture
This is a review activity, using questions learned in Eigo Noto prior to the "What's this?" lesson, in conjunction with the "What's this?" question.
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