Tag

Listening

Students listen in the activity.

  • Halloween Karuta

    some cute Halloween-themed cards to use in class along with a complimentary vocabulary list of the cards.

  • English Tongue Twisters!

    This is a worksheet I made for my JHS 2nd years to have fun with English tongue twisters while still focusing on important sounds.

  • "Does he/she" Guess-the-character Game

    Students compete to guess as many characters as they can by asking "Does (pronoun) (verb + object)?" questions. This uses the characters in the Sunshine textbooks.

  • Baker Street Station

    Students listen to a conversation between the ALT and HRT and practice the keywords from Eigo Note Lesson 5. The lesson introduces 3 famous London stations.

  • S/he (verb)s karuta

    Practice verbs with an "s" at the end by playing karuta.

  • Birthday Present Memory Game

    "What do you want for your birthday?" Memory Game

  • What's Popular?

    Students interview their friends on what they enjoyed doing last night, write down their answers, and decide what activity is the most popular in their class.

  • Calendar King

    Students use a calendar to work out the dates of Japanese holidays.

  • Draw the Object

    Students practice drawing pictures based upon the preposition given.

  • World Travelers

    Students interview each other at a school reunion to find out where they've been since graduation.

  • How Many Guesses

    Students practice speaking with a set dialogue and try to guess their classmates' magic numbers.

  • Hands Up

    Students play Karuta while practicing pronouns.

  • Find Someone Who

    Students ask each other questions about whether they've been to various locations.

  • Birthday Race

    Students listen for birthdays and find who was born on that date.

  • What's That Doodle

    Get the students to practice asking 'What is that?' by drawing some wild art.

  • We Call It "Sta-ba"

    Students learn the nicknames of places and things and review what they know about Japan.

  • English Only Challenge

    The ALT/JTE put on their acting hats and become the role of various occupations/situations found in English-speaking countries.

  • ALT's Room

    Students practice using prepositions by asking the whereabouts of objects.

  • Takuya Kimuras Best Friend

    Students learn the usage of the past tense while investigating a Japanese musician from SMAP, Takuya Kimura.

  • Kakokei Karuta

    "Kakokei" is Japanese for past tense. Students listen to the teacher read a sentence and slap the correct 'verb card'.

  • Given No Bingo

    Students practice using subject-verb-object-object grammar and have fun with no bingos.

  • Infinitive Clue

    Using basic infinitive phrases, students work in groups to guess the correct components that make up sentences.

  • Why-because Memory Game

    Play memory as a class using "why" and "because".

  • What is this? What is that? Guess the Sound

    Play random sounds and have students in groups guess what they are.

  • "Did you" Bingo

    Here are 32 different versions of a bingo sheet to use for reviewing, "Did you ---? Yes, I did. No, I didn't."

  • What Time Is It, Mr Wolf?

    This game is exactly like the 'Red light, green light' game. Students practice asking the time and listening to the ALT count while trying to make it across the room.

  • Next Number?

    After saying their own number, students decide on, and call out the next number.

  • Dont Go Attack

    Students play the game Attack 25 or Attack 16 and practice using the words 'Don't' and 'Go'.

  • Fast Food Mc Norm

    This is a fast food role play based on Total English 1's Talk Time 2 exercise.

  • Criss Cross

    Students race to answer questions in hopes of sitting down before their friends.

  • May I Give You A Bomb?

    A quick activity to teach the "May I" grammar point and wake up the students.

  • Will You Get A Card?

    Students ask fun / silly requests to try to get the most cards.

  • Jump

    The ALT says a number and the students must jump that many times.

  • Dr Doctor

    Students play a doctor/patient game, naming the body part where they are hurt, and bandaging it with toilet paper. Works well with teaching about body parts and feelings.

  • What's In My Pockets?

    This game isn't rocket science. Students try to guess the objects in your pockets.

  • What Do You Know?

    Students will use decks of cards and dice to form crazy sentences about what they do and don't know how to do.

  • Have To Crazy

    Inspiration from the MAD magazine board game, Janken winners have to do various things according to what the losers tell them. Students have to do the crazy thing to get the signature.

  • Preppy Shapes

    A fun point-based competition between groups aimed at reviewing the students' knowledge of shapes and prepositions.

  • Cut Out Caterpillar

    This is a task based activity which practices the days of the week. It involves the students making a picture of a caterpillar by colouring, cutting and gluing the pieces.

  • J-Style Fast Food

    Students practice eating at a Japanese-style fast food restaurant.

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