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Numbers

Practices pronunciation or spelling of numbers.

Japanese word: (ๆ•ฐๅญ—, suuji)

Numbers are essential to learn and practice, but be aware of some challenging aspects of English numbers:

-teen words often sound very similar to -ty words. (fifteen versus fifty) The -n sound at the end of -teen words can be very subtle. The intonation can differ, but different dialects of English can have varying intonations in number words.

The words for large numbers in Japanese (and Korean) are based on the words from Chinese, where digits are separated in units of four. Digits are separated in units of three in English (like 3,000 or 4,100,591). Converting between the two can be a little confusing to do on the fly.

  • Trick or Treat Game

    Halloween bored game

  • Let's Try 2, Units 1-9, Vocab, Blooket

    Blooket study sets to be used as in-class game activities or assigned as at-home review. Each set covers the vocab learned or reviewed in that unit. You can use any of the Blooket games with these!

  • Let's Try 1, Units 1-9, Vocab, Blooket

    Blooket study sets to be used as in-class game activities or assigned as at-home review. Each set covers the vocab learned or reviewed in that unit. You can use any of the Blooket games with these!

  • Wordsearch and Dot to Dot

    Simple Crossword and Dot to Dot

  • I see/ I spy game (How many~)

    A class based activity that is a question and answer format for the teachers and students. (Blue Sky 1 - Target 11)

  • New Horizons 6, Units 1-8 Vocab, Quizlet

    Quizlet sets including all of the new and reviewed vocab for each unit. Can be used in class or assigned as review.

  • New Horizons 5, Units 1-8 Vocab, Quizlet

    Quizlet sets including all of the new and reviewed vocab for each unit. Can be used in class or assigned as review.

  • New Horizons 6, Units 1-8, Vocab, Blooket

    Blooket study sets to be used as in-class game activities or assigned as at-home review. Each set covers the vocab learned or reviewed in that unit. You can use any of the Blooket games with these!

  • New Horizons 5, Units 1-8, Vocab, Blooket

    Blooket study sets to be used as in-class game activities or assigned as at-home review. Each set covers the vocab learned or reviewed in that unit. You can use any of the Blooket games with these!

  • Like Rally ๐Ÿ‘ (Speaking Act.)

    Perfect activity to practice any dialogue. Students walk around, find a classmate and practice the dialogue. Once they're done, they can receive a "Nice!" sticker from their partner.

  • Mario Kart English Race ๐ŸŽ๏ธ (Boardgame)

    Great for reviewing a wide range of things (unit(s), Let's Talk, Enjoy Communication, a specific grammar point, etc.) in a Mario-Kart board game style.

  • Memory Game

    5 Matching games

  • Super Mario Sugoroku (semester review)

    Themed Super Mario sugoroku game for reviewing units. Player that finishes with the most coins wins.

  • Weather and Numbers Playing Cards

    A set of playing cards to practice numbers and/or the weather.

  • "Stack the Cats" Book

    The book Stack the Cats by Susie Ghahremani

  • Numbers 1-20 Sugoroku (Doraemon)

    Sugoroku-style game practicing numbers 1-20, themed after Doraemon. B4 size

  • Count to Twenty Challenge

    A simple closing or warm up activity that helps promote listening and counting skills.

  • Around the Town Cards

    This is a fairly versatile and beautiful deck of cards that is easily adaptable to a fair number of traditional card games for English lessons. From games like SNAP! and Speed (Spit) to GoFish!

  • How many bees?

    Inspired by the game swarm.

  • Immigration Game

    Students use "How long have you. . . " to try and make it through immigration.

  • Letโ€™s Try 1 How many

    This lesson consists of a warm up activity using number cards and seven steps song in the text book, a game using keynote app and a worksheet

  • How Many 3rd grade

    not original. refer to @sui892001 for original.

  • UPDATED! Codebreaker Number Practice

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

  • Doraemon Sugoroku (4th grade)

    Doraemon-themed sugoroku game for reviewing what students have learned in 3rd and 4th grade. Requires dice.

  • Unscramble My Cake

    A quick PPT game you can use to practice ordinal numbers, months of the year and learn your favorite character's birthday.

  • Month Ordinals Number 1st-31st

    Month Ordinal Numbers 1-31

  • Falling Objects (Let's Try 1 Unit 3)

    Have fun counting various objects falling from the ceiling!

  • 6nensei Super Mario Typhoon Review

    Review typhoon game for many grammar points throughout Elementary School English lessons.

  • Lets Try 1 Spy x Family Disguise Review

    This game is an all units review. I got the idea for the disguises from Mr Bory C.

  • Year End Review- ES 1st Grade

    Year End review for 1st grade Elementary School .

  • The Price is Right

    Team competition game about guessing the closest price of an item in a Japanese fast-food restaurant.

  • Pokemon Card Top Trumps : Updated

    A fun comparative and superlative game that also helps students practice numbers.

  • Numbers to 1000 Individual Cards

    Individual cards with the digits and reading of numbers up to 1000.

  • 1 vs many

    A poster to use in your English classrooms or on your English board

  • How Many JAM

    Jamboard activity for How Many, Shapes, etc.

  • Kahoot Round-Up: Let's Try 1 (3rd grade)

    A list of links to play Kahoot quizzes that correspond with the vocabulary from Let's Try 1 textbook for 3rd grade students in Elementary school.

  • Shapes (Draw and count)

    Look at the youtube video and draw and count the shapes.

  • ๐ŸŽ…Where is Santa's Hat?๐ŸŽ…

    A short Christmas-themed PPT game aimed at lower elementary and kindergarten students.

  • Let's make a pizza!

    An activity for "Let's try 2 unit 7".

  • Telepathy Game (How many animals?)

    This is a simple Power Point activity intended for Grades 1-2. After mastering numbers (1-10), this could be a fun counting practice for the students.

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