Students read in the activity.
Puzzle Scramble
This is a very flexible template for you to make sentence scramble lessons with puzzles. Students solve a puzzle and flip over the pieces to find a sentence.
Country Race
Students race to find the spellings of each country and report it to their partner.
Cooking Hello Kitty
Students work in teams to read a crazy part-sentence, draw it and report back to the ALT/JTE.
Mario Board Game 2.0
Students write their opinions about certain topics and ask their friends their opinions while playing a fun Mario board game. Adaptable to different grammar points.
Whose Introduction
Students fill out a worksheet about themselves. The class has to match the worksheet (likes/dislikes/activities) to the student.
5 W's & H
Students practice asking and answering questions using the 5Ws and H question words.
Relative Pronoun Matching
A find your partner game where students use slips of paper to complete a relative sentence.
Fairy Tale Mad Libs
Students create hilarious stories by filling in missing verbs, adjectives and nouns based upon the classic stories of Cinderella and Momotaro, the Japanese version of Disney
Memory
Match the cards with the 'Why' question to the 'Because' answer, followed by a short interview game.
World Tour Game
Students practice the phrases "Where do you want to go?" and "I want to go to ~" in an exciting dice rolling game.
What's Wrong? Board Game
Students play a board game to practice telling each other about their ailments and giving each other advice.
Shadow Guess
A silhouette quiz with the entire class followed by a similar quiz done in pairs.
I Love My City
The students fill out a sheet in the style of Multi Plus 2 of New Horizon 2.
Er Est Worksheet
Students practice using 'er' and 'est' in this fun worksheet. There is also a riddle at the end for students to solve.
Bedroom Drawing
Students listen to their partner’s instructions and attempt to draw a replica of a bedroom.
Kathy's Game
A fast-paced game where teams race to be the first to do the instructions correctly.
Relative Park Drawing
Students listen to a description of a park scene and they must draw it.
Ouch
Students learn how to describe their symptoms by playing Janken games.
School Differences
Students identify which sentences describe American or Japanese schools.
"May I" Card Game
This is a simple card game that uses the polite request form and its answers. It is an extremely simple game for the students to pick up and start playing quickly.
Crazy Bus Race
Based on New Horizon's Speaking Plus 2 (grade1), students create their own dialogue using the Crazy Bus map and worksheet.
Practicing Gerunds
This worksheet contains three practice activities for the gerunds.
Kidnap
A game to get the students to practice the four parts of learning (reading, writing, talking and listening) while trying to find out who kidnapped Miki Ando.
Who Which
Groups race to turn Japanese Relative Clause sentences into English ones.
Super Mario EIGO
An updated version of Super Mario Typhoon by Alexander Grant. This version is a review of prepositions, comparatives, verb tenses, articles, and pronunciation. You can edit to add your own material.
Do You Know How To Play Bingo
Students will play bingo by interviewing their classmates, using "Do you know how to...?" and then will create sentences based on the signatures they received.
What Do You Like To Do
In pairs, students ask "What do you like doing?" and answer with the information on their card.
Reading Discovery
Students search the classroom for questions and tell the answers to the teacher.
Find Someone Who...
Students make their classmates find other students who match their criteria.
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.
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.
Clock and Time Cards
Students try to find their pair by asking, "What time is it?" and answering, "It's ~~."
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.
Hands Up
Students play Karuta while practicing pronouns.
Birthday Race
Students listen for birthdays and find who was born on that date.
Discovery Chance
Students (in 2-person teams) take their chances to discover their opponents’ hidden spots while they’re using the appropriate target language of the day.
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