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Prints

Requires the teacher to print out the activity on paper.

  • Almost Pokemon Battle Game

    This is a write and race activity the students play in groups.

  • Do you have ESP?

    Students test their classmates' powers of perception by drawing hidden shapes.

  • Superlative survey

    Students practice superlatives (-est only) by asking each other about people they know.

  • Phonics and Alphabet Worksheets and Presentations

    This is a collection of phonics and alphabet worksheets and a few presentations I've used over the last few years.

  • Tsum Tsum Character Writing Game

    The main game has the students write about various characters, people or animals

  • Teacher Can You~?

    Basic Interview the ALT and JTE to get Yes or No answers to Can you~~ questions.

  • Battle Cards and Introduction Quiz

    This is an amazing card game created by a Nagaoka ALT named Scott. It is based on the eigomon card game from Englipedia.

  • INVASION USA

    Variation on Battle for Japan.

  • Psionic Powers Warm Up and Unscramble Sentences

    A short and somewhat silly warm up for indirect questions and then a sentences to unscramble worksheet.

  • WORLD MOST QUIZ

    A short quiz and a rock scissors paper race for practicing 'most'

  • Comparative and Superlative Review Quiz

    This is a three choice quiz meant to review comparative and superlative grammar points.

  • Park Life and others

    Flexible posters and worksheets that can be used to practice present progressive, past progressive, reduced relative pronoun and so on.

  • Awesome-ish Game

    A write and race group game. They race to answer the questions to get points.

  • Can You Speak English? Battleship

    Another Battleship game using the auxiliary verb can.

  • Can you job hunt?

    A speaking based, find your partner activity practicing "Can you~?"

  • Can I play Janken?

    Students try to get bingo by asking for favors/permission using `Can you/Can I...` questions.

  • Can You Find a Pair?

    Students ask each other "Can you..." until they find their pair

  • Can you read Kanji?

    Students ask other classmates if they can read unknown kanji characters.

  • Can I use your Battleship?

    Can I use your battleship? Let students practice many "Can I use your..." sentences and have fun playing the classic Battleship game.

  • Can/Fail Sentence Race

    This activity has students making can/can't sentences using funny pictures that really emphasize the ability meaning of the can verb.

  • Can/Does Mastermind

    Students play a simplified mastermind using 'can' and 'does'.

  • Can Animals

    Students practice an array of activities to help them learn the proper way of using the CAN helping verb.

  • Can & Can't

    CAN helping verb. Students are given a card with a name highlighted on it. They must make two sentences using can or can't and their partner must work out who they are to win the card.

  • Super Mario Can Review

    CAN helping verb. This is essentially a board game that is made to look like an early Mario video game level.

  • Battle for Japan

    A write and race game based on the Senkoku Jidai quiz game found on the Englipedia site.

  • Zoltar the Fortune Teller

    This is a simple and mildly amusing way to introduce 'which' questions for a first grade class. It can be edited for a second grade classes studying 'Which do you like better'

  • Big Top Circus and Happy Clown Surprise

    These are paired speaking games. Happy Clown is the bomb game and Big Top Circus is a Race and Speak game.

  • ALMOST MARIO KART Powerpoint Game

    The students work together in teams to answer the teachers questions in fun class race.

  • Once Around Board Game

    Practice third year grammar point 'we want you to do something' with an exciting board game.

  • Am Signature Bingo

    Students ask each other "Are you...?" questions and collect signatures.

  • The Best and Worst of Winter Vacation

    Students practice the superlatives "best" and "worst" by giving their opinions on winter vacation.

  • New Year's Resolutions

    Students write goals for the new year and ask their friends about their goals.

  • What do you want to do for winter vacation?

    Students practice the Infinitive verb form by asking each other what they want to do in winter vacation.

  • "Shall I show you a..." New Horizon 2, pg 110

    I pair activity where students can practice shopping language, such as "shall I show you a smaller one." etc.

  • The boy sleeping on his desk is...

    Students try to identify the students of a class full of slackers by listening or reading to descriptions.

  • Hi Friends 2! Lesson 6 What Time Do You Get Up

    A board game to practice telling the time and saying parts of their daily routine.

  • Something to do for the holidays

    Students practice the "something to ______" grammar pattern by giving each other advice.

  • Will you...? Janken Race

    Students practice using the target grammar "Will you...?"

  • She is the girl who is... New Horizon 2, pg 85

    Pair activity where students practice the grammar point "He/She/Yuki is the girl who is riding a bike." It can be used with New Horizon 2, but could also be a stand alone activity.

  • Tom will eat sushi.

    A pair activity where students practice future (will) sentences

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