Requires students to have a pencil or a similar writing instrument.
Where Is Oguri?
This is an information gap exercise where pairs of students ask each other the question, "Where is....?"
How do you go to _____ survey
Students practice "I go to ~ by ~" through a quick survey of their classmates.
My Crazy Family
This information gap activity is fairly self-explanatory. Students work in pairs to complete the worksheet.
Are you SIGN Game
Simple mingler activity
Tsum Tsum My Summer Vacation
Materials for Elementary School 'You Can' My Summer Vacation Lesson
Better/Best ( Splatoon Splatfest )
Which do you like better? Do you like it the best of all ~?
Top Dog
A write and race activity for present perfect
Strange Pirates
A mingler version of battle ship
Signs Quiz
Practice 'you must' and 'you must not' with a quiz game
You Must Commands
Short pair activity. Good as a warm up.
You Must Board Game
A fun game to practice You Must
Will and Won't Writing
A write and race activity
Passport to the World
Writing and speaking activity to practice the future tense
My Golden Week was ~~
A worksheet to accommodate the 2nd year Power-Up 1 activity in the Sunshine textbooks.
Daily Activities and Time Materials
A collection of material to practice daily activities and time
Birthday Bingo
A mingler activity
Who is Who Interview and Quiz Game
This starts with a mingler and then a quiz game
Hugs And Kisses
Students practice constructing sentences using two simple present tense verbs while playing a huge game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
Have You Ever Interview
Introducing the question, "Have you ever ~ ?" and having students interview each other.
Infinitive Madlib
Students will (hopefully) make a funny story using the template of a Madlib that uses the target grammar.
Chain Game
Simple Mingler Style Games
I have (just/already) point cards
Students try to get the most points by taking time cards and making sentences about what they've just/already done at that time.
Smooch And Pooch
Students learn basic greetings and self-introductions while passing around Smooch & Pooch and introduce themselves to 10 of their classmates.
Magic Box Scramble
Teams race to unscramble the Magic Box story. Then, they answer questions to receive 'magic words', which then forms a 'magic question' the teams must answer.
Will Interviews
This is a very basic, quick and easy "Will you ~?" interview game.
Opinion Interviews
Students review and learn new adjectives and then poll their classmates about different topics.
Categories
Students aim to think of many words associated with a topic.
"How was" Memory and Lesson Plan
Students practice using the phrase "How was" (How was your weekend, lunch, etc.) by playing question-answer memory and then writing their own "How was" questions.
Back To The Future
Lets students review simple past tense whilst introducing simple future tense.
Know Miffy
Students ask each other reduced relative clause questions to gather various peoples' names.
Mt Fuji School Trip
Students learn to buy what is necessary for their Mt. Fuji camping trip.
Body Coloring
Students color body parts of the giant and robot handouts according to the ALT's directions.
Are You? Interview
Students answer and make 'Are you ~?' questions. They then interview their friends.
What was your teacher in junior high?
Students practice "was" by guessing what their teachers were like when they were in junior high themselves.
Weekend Diary
Students race to read and write sentences and complete the passage.
PETER RABBIT GAME
A write and race game to review New Crown Lesson Two. Works after they've done the Peter Rabbit story.
In A Dark Room
Students close their eyes and imagine the story you tell them. Upon opening their eyes, they complete a worksheet based upon their imagination.
Monsters On Mt Fuji
Students work together to find out which monsters are going to blow up Mt. Fuji and try to capture them before anything bad happens.
English Makes Me Happy
Kids make groups of three and interview two friends by asking: "What makes you <adjective>?". Then, they introduce their friends to the class.
Don't Get Yes
Students ask present perfect questions while hoping not to get three strikes.
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