You are hungry.
S/he (verb)s karuta
Practice verbs with an "s" at the end by playing karuta.
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.
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.
Find Someone Who
Students ask each other questions about whether they've been to various locations.
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.
ALT's Room
Students practice using prepositions by asking the whereabouts of objects.
Double D
Double D stands for 'Devastating Demonstratives'. Students draw pictures based upon a secret demonstrative pronoun sentence and post them around the class.
Given No Bingo
Students practice using subject-verb-object-object grammar and have fun with no bingos.
The Ogasawara Islands - Word search
This is a word search using the story about The Ogasawara Islands
"I think" game and writing
Students practice expressing their honest opinions with "I think" while playing a game and then writing about what they said during the game.
Dont Go Attack
Students play the game Attack 25 or Attack 16 and practice using the words 'Don't' and 'Go'.
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.
I Doubt It
Similar to the game Bull$hit, students use a deck of cards to ask each other how many of a certain card they have.
What Janken
Students rotate partners, play janken, interview each other and embrace their artistic skills.
I Was Alibi Searching
Whole class mingles asking and answering questions to find two mystery criminals.
Time Q&A
Students ask each other questions relating to what time they do something (get up, eat breakfast, go to school, etc). Chopsticks are used to keep score.
Does/Doesn't Quiz
Students secretly choose one character and then interview their friends to find out their choice.
I Am Mr Tornado
A fast-paced game that gets students writing and saying sentences using the "be"-verb. They build houses, and pulling the Tornado card blows down (erases) all their houses!
World Weird Festivals
This activity can be a sort of quiz game for the students while practicing the "I think (that)... sentence pattern. Though it can be used with any other grammar lessons, like verb tenses.
Immigration
Students pretend they are going through immigration in the U.S.
TV Is Interesting
This is a writing activity that introduces simple adjective statements while reviewing "What is ~?"
Andy's Bedroom
Students listen to the teacher describe their bedroom and they must draw it. Afterwards, they write sentences about what they've drawn.
Fish for Adjectives
Students try to get their classmates to say specific adjectives by asking "What do you think about _____?"
We Call It Bowser
Students guess the names of different Mario characters in English.
Busy Schedule
A simple Information gap activity where students ask partners questions using the future tense to find out what certain characters are doing when.
Mario Wants Luigi To
A translation exercise, listening exercise, and charades game practicing infinitives.
Money Flip
Students practice the 'have to' grammar point while playing a board game and flipping fake money.
What Do You Want Trump
Students try to make pairs with a standard deck of cards by answering the question "What do you want?"
Agree Writing Practice
Students practice writing why or why not they agree with certain controversial statements.
At The Restaurant
Students play the role of waiter or customer in a restaurant.
Blind Man's Drawing
This is a fun game that consolidates 'feelings' vocabulary and provides the opportunity to practice Object Complements in that context.
If
This activity focuses on students ability to create a consequence when given a condition.
What Do You Like - Guess Who
Students practice asking and answering "What ___ do you like?" while testing how well they know their classmates in this "guess who" acitivity.
What Is Yoda Doing?
An information gap activity which can be played in pairs or a class where students find out what various characters are doing.
$1,000,000 Vacation
Students plan how they will spend $1,000,000 by writing future tense sentences.
Who's This Woman?
Students create names for characters on the worksheet and then ask classmates, 'Who's this ~?' Then, students practice writing questions and answers.
But Not Okinawa
Students test their knowledge of Japan's prefectures, minus Okinawa, and then practice asking about the location of the prefectures they don't know.
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