Hobbies/Clubs

Avatar the Last Airbender Class(es)

This activity is good for an elective class (or any class with a motivation to learn English in my opinion). If you're an ATLA fan, it is also a fun class to teach!

Word Searches for Junior Sunshine 5 & 6

Word searches & writing practice based on the Junior Sunshine 5 & 6 textbooks.

Kahoot Third Year Unit 1 - Unit 3 Review

My JTE asked me to make a review game for units 1 - 3 (up until scene 1). https://create.kahoot.it/share/3rd-years-unit-1-to-3-review/2b61a3c0-1c3c-449f-98b2-974782c2716e

Various themed BINGO cards

Bingo cards for special needs classes

Are you in a club?

This is a short powerpoint presentation for the target grammar "Are you...?"

Telepathy

Students guess first row students' answers using telepathy!

Self-Introduction Penpal Videos

Students watch and exchange videos with foreign students!

"I'm good at" UNO 小6

Here We Go! Unit 1 UNO cards

6nensei Super Mario Typhoon Review

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

Many Elementary School Crosswords

Need a vocabulary worksheet right now? Want something to hand students when you have extra time? Give them a crossword!

I want to.... Kahoot activity

Infinitive practice for "I want to..." intended for 6th grade - junior high school

My Future, My Dream Find your Team Game

Students practice asking and answering questions covered in Unit 8 of the New Horizon Elementary 6.

Since/For/Ago - Bingo and Powerpoint explaination

Adapted from another bingo game from ALTopedia, this game includes an explaination of since for and ago, plus a warm up

Magic Words (Inspired by: "Werewords")

One student has a "magic word" that the other students must guess. They can only ask yes or no questions and the student with the magic word can't speak.

Gerund and Continuous Explainer with the Simpsons

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

Interview Bingo (What's your hobby?)

This uses the New Crown 2 grammar and vocabulary from page 43's drill section. This can be edited to make the sentences more complicated and to include different hobbies from the ones listed.

Gesture Game

Use gestures in the form of a competitive game to teach students target phrases. Student level - Elementary

I Can board game

A flexible board game for practicing "I can ~" grammar.

Where is Naruto? (clubs and teams)

Look for naruto through the different clubs and teams while you practice the phrose "I want to join the _________.

Verb Cards

Verb Cards to help teach action verbs. Each Card has the word, action image, its past tense spelling and an example sentence. I used them for all the grades. Images were taken from a Clipart site

Scott Pilgrim Club Rumble

Help Scott join a club by smashing stuff for points in this versus game to practice your "I want to______" sentences

Self Introduction Activity

A fun worksheet that students can fill out on their first day of class with you. Helps you get to know each student as well.

Name 5 (who, which, that)

'Name 5'-style trivia game that uses relative pronouns (who, which, that)

"What do you ~?"

A speaking and writing review worksheet for practicing "What do you usually ~?" with prepostional phrases.

What is ~~ doing? Worksheet for "Park Life"

A worksheet to accommodate UonumaRobert's Park Life poster, which has a picture of people doing a variety of things at a park.

Birthday Present Memory Game

"What do you want for your birthday?" Memory Game

English Conversation Board Game

A bright and colorful board game focused on getting students to converse in English.

Simple Present Self-Introduction

Students write their own self-introduction after learning "I (verb)".

How long have you Bingo

Students try and get bingo by asking students what they have and haven't done.

Vocabulary Wars

This is a vocabulary battle that can be used with any small set of vocabulary. It is great for younger classes, but can work with any grade.

Sports and Their Verbs

A handy guide to show students why some sports use "play" and others don't. (No more "I play run"!)