Tag

Flexible

This activity can be adapted to a wide variety of grammar points.

  • UPDATED! Codebreaker Number Practice

    Codebreaker-style game for practicing listening to number names with a SpyxFamily theme (now with a companion animation).

  • Authentic Menu Boards

    A collection of fast food menu boards from countries using dollars and cents.

  • Instagram Post

    Great activity for students to express themselves via a cute "Instagram Post" template.

  • Plan a Trip

    A lesson designed to get students familiar with geography and engage them with a fictional vacation.

  • Avatar Nation Domination: An English Review Game

    Here is another game from taysteachingtoolkit! Have your students compete in a janken battle game while reviewing English! I have attached the levels (何年生) I made so far! I'll attach the rest soon!!!

  • How's the Weather?- Card Collecting Game

    Simple game using weather cards based on the power of Janken and Luck!

  • Drawing Challenge

    Students complete a task then have to draw something and their English teacher guesses what it is!

  • I am~ / I like~

    This is a listening activity using "I am~" and "I like~" sentence patterns.

  • If~ (Second Conditional)

    This is a speaking activity followed by a writing practice.

  • HOW LONG have you played Interview BINGO?

    An Interview BINGO game that covers BLUE SKY 3 Unit 2 part 1 and part 2 grammar. (Present Perfect Continuous)

  • Buzzer Game

    Buzzer Game containing the phrases I like, I don't like, I play, and I don't play.

  • Self-Introduction Penpal Videos

    Students watch and exchange videos with foreign students!

  • Character Pic Cards "My name is" ES&NS

    Roaming game to practice "What's your name?" and "My name is ..." where the kids swap cards with eachother so they get a new character.

  • Egg Drop

    Hot Potato variation game

  • 'When I go to the supermarket...' Memory Game

    A quick, no prep, flexible memory game with competitive and non-competitive versions. Great for vocabulary review, memory training and practising new grammar patterns

  • Conversation Card Matching Game

    A quick, minimal prep warmup conversation card game where every student has to find another student the student with the matching card by sking each other questions

  • Board Game Template

    This is a blank board game template. I made it on Google Docs and use it to practice different questions in my classes. I hope it saves you some time!

  • Yokai War 'Asked or Told'

    This is a write and race activity for practicing 'He told me to study' or 'She asked her friend to have coffee'

  • Taylor Swift - English Music Lesson

    Lyric comprehension lesson using Taylor Swift`s `You Belong With Me`.

  • Whack-o-Mole! 🕳️🔨 (Pair Speaking Act.)

    This is a pair speaking game that requires students to make sentences in order to hit their partner's mole. (similar to battleship)

  • Self-Introduction (The Philippines)

    About the ALT and the Philippines. It`s a type of presentation and video viewing. Q and A afterwards.

  • That節 (That -Clause) - Four Corners

    A speaking activity used to practice using that節 (that clause).

  • Translation Race Game

    Review of 1st grade, junior high school grammar - A game where students translate sentences in groups and race to be the first team to translate all the sentences.

  • National Speaking Test Coming Soon

    Practicing for the National English Speaking Test

  • FRIENDS Bingo!

    Students go around the class asking each other questions to fill their bingo card

  • Cupid's Messenger 📣❤️ (Telephone Game)

    It's pretty much telephone Game/Chinese Whispers with a Valentine's Day theme (+ MapleStory Characters!) Little to no prep required and can be played when asked to do something last minute

  • Digital Typhoon / Pirate Gameboard

    An entirely digital typhoon / pirate to remove the need for laminating, cutting out, and arranging cards.

  • Throw the Ball: Question Game

    How do we play? Throw the ball to anyone! Keep passing the ball around. When the teacher pauses the music, you need to answer a question in English. Do your best! Correct answers get stickers!

  • Forehead Cards (New Horizon 5 Unit 3)

    Students practice school subjects while guessing characters.

  • Find Someone Whose Birthday (New Horizon 5 Unit 2)

    Students search for classmates whose birthdays fulfill certain requirements.

  • Guess Who! (New Horizon 5 Unit 1)

    Students fill out a questionnaire and try to figure out who wrote it based on what things they like.

  • Christmas Cards: Everything You Need to Make Them

    Here you can find a lesson modelling how to make Christmas cards with an example, a word bank, letter templates, and even directions for decorating the cards!

  • English Games for Extra Time

    Do you need some games you can whip out a moment's notice? Are you unexpectedly covering a class? Is your English teacher running late? Here are some no prep games you can play with many levels!

  • Sales Pitch

    This activity allowed students to be able to create a sales pitch with random objects.

  • Guess Who! (Let's Try 1 Unit 5)

    Students fill out a questionnaire and try to figure out who wrote it based on what things they like.

  • Eigo Radio

    At my school, we have had the tradition of broadcasting an Eigo Radio once a month during lunch! I hope you can start this tradition at your school too! :D

  • JHS 2nd Year Comprehensive Translation Challenge

    This is adapted from another user's translation challenge, which will be linked. Intended for group work.

  • Blooket Website

    Better than kahoot in my opinion!

  • Wordwall a great alternative to Kahoot

    It's a website where you can make or search for games and activities. Perfect for ipads and can cover most lessons from ES to JHS. Need a projector or a tv in your class with access to internet.

  • Dialogue Practice Activity

    Make textbook dialogue practice more interesting by adding performance and translation!

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