I went to Kobe to watch a baseball game.
Moo Deng & Pesto Reading Comprehension
An information gap reading comprehension worksheet, featuring everyone's favorite small hippo and big penguin.
[To - infinitive] long sentence challenge
Students challenge themselves to make long sentences with conjunctions and [to] infinitives. Can be adjusted to other grammar points.
Infinitives Jeopardy!
This is a Jeapardy game to practice Unit 3 of New Horizons 2, specifically pages 37, 38, 40.
I'm ~~ to ~~
Made for use with New Horizon 2, Unit 3, Key Sentences 9 and 10, pages 37-39.
I'm (happy) to ______.
Students play janken and create I'm (happy) to (hear that) sentences that go along with New Horizon Grade 2 Unit 3. Can be used as a warmup or quick activity.
I bought eggs... Why? (To cook omurice)
ppt and group whiteboard game using the infinite adverbial (-to) to create their own sentences
Secret Message (Review of Infinitives)
I wanted to make a relatively easy review of all types of infinitives 2nensei learn. This worksheet is just a worksheet, but adds a little fun and motivation with a secret message from the ALT!
Review of Infinitives (Translation/Comprehension)
This worksheet tests students' ability to not only choose the right verb, but also to understand how the infinitive is being used.
Fujikawaguchiko Lawson - aka Breaking the LAWson.
A points based game where you try to get illicit photos of a mountain and a combini for some reason.
G3- JHS -Here We Go textbook - Kahoots by units
Kahoot quizzes by units for JHS 3rd graders.
To do... Battleship
I found this activity that an old ALT had saved on our school computer to practice infinitives.
New Horizon 3 Unit 3 Jeopardy!
This is a jeopardy game that I created for my third graders in junior high school. It's based on unit 3 in the New Horizon textbook.
Infinitives + Adverbial - Where's Wally Game
As a grammar point, we are studying 'action + reason for action.' This is a 'Where's Wally?' game designed for speaking practice!
Splatoon Turf Takeover
Write & race game where teams write what they can/want to do in each prefecture and takeover Japan with their team's color. My additions (art, worksheets, rules) to an already-existing activity!
If+infinitive (second grade)
This is a natural native-speaking activity. You can adjust it for first grade too, taking "If" off.
What's your dream?
Grammar - to be, to + 動詞の現形 Find your partner with the same card by asking "what's your dream?"
Infinitive Game
Teamwork game where students write reasons using infinitive -to for the given situations
Turf Takeover
I have only played this game in my second-year middle school. I have a template version and an Infinitive version. This game was inspired by Keith Miyazaki's I Went to Japan to Use an Infinitive.
To - Infinitive Concentration Game
Review grammar point to-infinitive
"It...for...to..." Who are these people?!
Simple half-worksheet - Students complete sentences for "It is easy/hard/fun/important for me to ______" and the teacher reads them, students guess who wrote it.
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.
Infinitive Art
Zip file of about 50 illustrations portraying the infinitive.
Travel the World
Students decide on a country they want to visit and why they want to visit it. Practices the "want to" and "to (reason)" grammars.
Visiting Japan - WRITING FOCUS -
Students practice using the infinitive verb (adverbial)
I Went to Japan to Use an Infinitive
This is a team challenge of creativity, geographic knowledge, tactics, and chance. It revises infinitives.
Pencils and Bombs Review Quiz and Profile Game
A quiz review game and then a writing activity.
A bunch of Questions for Quizzes
Questions lists focused on various grammar points
ROBOTS ATTACK THE TOWN
If it looks like ROBOTS ATTACK THE WORLD. That's because it pretty much is.
ROBOTS ATTACK THE WORLD
A battle power point game similiar to the Battle for Japan activity or Invasion USA. The groups work at their own speed though.
I went there to ...
Students practice infinitive verbs by explaining why they went to different places.
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