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Junior High School

Aimed at junior high school students.

  • Character Quiz

    A three-hint quiz in which students guess the character.

  • Daily Diary (daily questions worksheet)

    A short, simple daily questions worksheet that can easily be changed to be effective for all grade levels in ES and JHS.

  • (Which pronoun?) Introduce someone you like

    Get the students thinking about whether the pronoun is the subject, object or possessive and learn to use the correct pronoun while introducing someone or a group they like.

  • Osaka Subway Map Race

    Race to find the next station using the Osaka subway map! It's a group race game using directions. It uses the grammar "Could you tell me how to get to ~" "Where is ~" .

  • King Charlie III

    Activity for the coronation of King Charles III

  • Gerund and Continuous Explainer with the Simpsons

    Short slideshow to introduce the continuous and gerund forms of verbs using Simpsons GIFs.

  • Kawamoto Itsuyoshi's Diary worksheet

    Students fill in the missing information from p. 42-44 in Here We Go③. The worksheet helps to break down this long reading passage.

  • What time do you ~~? Interview

    Students will become 1 of 5 foreigners, each with varying daily schedules. Their goal is to find the other 4 foreigners and learn about their schedule through a series of interview questions.

  • P for Pizza (ESL Version)

    Using English to name something that starts with the same letter as the category required.

  • It's Talk-o-clock!!

    A full lesson based on : "What time...?" questions

  • Wants and Dreams Relative Pronoun "which"

    This is a writing, listening, and reading activity with a "Who's this?"quiz at the end. The use of which here connects two relative clauses.

  • Arceus Challenge!

    This is for the pokemon lovers out there! "Catch" all the pokemon in each area by answering quiz questions correctly while exploring the Hisui region!

  • Third Person Singular Verbs Character Search

    Students search for a character using phrases like "He/She likes/wants X." The teacher then clicks on their guess which will reveal whether the character is there or not.

  • Turf Takeover

    I have only played this game in my second-year middle school. I have a template version and an Infinitive version. This game was inspired by Keith Miyazaki's I Went to Japan to Use an Infinitive.

  • Does your mother know...?

    A group "write and race" to practice word order for indirect questions

  • Memory Game: Whose bag is that?

    Students in group work as one to remember all the objects in the pictures that their classmates show.

  • Kimetsu no Yaiba Convenience Store

    A powerpoint click-and-explore game to practice phrases and vocab from Comet I English Communication Lesson 8.

  • Relative Pronouns: Series of Hint Quizzes

    Students work individually and in groups. This is good for 2 consecutive English lessons, but if you only have one time given to do it, you may skip a round.

  • Interview Relay

    Students work together to translate questions into English and ask the ALT

  • Prepositions:Let's put things in their positions

    This is a group review activity for 1st Grade prepositions: in, on, in front of, behind, between, next to, and near.

  • Where is...? / Where do you...? Quiz

    In this first year activity, students practice how to construct 'where' questions. They work together to think of a question that matches the answer. Points are given for accuracy and creativity.

  • I have/do you/ does she/he?

    It is sort of like go-fish, but with 3 players. The trick is, Player 1 can't talk to Player 3. So Player 2 must speak for Player 3. This gets the kids to practice using he does/she does.

  • Super Punch-Out

    A boxing based points game.

  • Present Prefect Practice

    An English grammar lesson to review the present perfect

  • Food Miles Intro

    A short introduction to Food Miles

  • "If you have time..." Grammar Presentation

    A short PPT for reviewing and practicing "If..." sentences.

  • Whose-Which Quizzes

    Two connected quizzes meant for practicing Whose and Which Possessive Questions.

  • I am happy to meet you. (be + adj + to + verb)

    A worksheet and a conversation exercise for Unit 3, Scene 2 of New Horizon 2(2021).

  • Mario Kart Mystery Box Game! Take or Pass!

    Mario Kart themed game featuring item blocks. Students answer questions and get points depending on what's inside the box. Students decide who gets the item box.

  • UK & JP School Differences

    Students identify which sentences describe British schools, Japanese schools, neither, or both.

  • What Do You Know?

    Worksheet focusing on indirect questions. Created to review some of the grammar outlined on P59-61 of New Horizons 3.

  • Is this English? Pt. 1 & 2

    10 T/F question powerpoint on wasei-eigo/ gairaigo

  • Airplane Crash

    A simple story-based activity that engages students' creativity. It focuses on the use of "because" as a conjunction.

  • Prepositions with Mewo

    An activity practicing the use of by, on, in, in front of, behind, and under

  • Star Wars PPT Game (remix)

    Please see origional post https://www.altopedia.net/activities/2091-starwars-lightsaber-practice-game-template

  • Have to / Must Kahoot

    Kahoot reviewing have to and must.

  • Dobble Rules PPT

    I was inspired to try dobble with my classes and made this short ppt to illustrate the rules. I used slight variations to make the game simpler for students to understand.

  • He/She His/Her Character

    Student practice using the pronouns He/She and His/Her along with simple adjectives to draw a randomised character.

  • End of Summer Review Quiz Game

    This is a Race and Speak review quiz for the beginning of the second term.

  • What do They Like?

    Pronoun practice She/He/They

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