Tag

Speaking

Students speak in the activity.

  • Movie Star

    Movie making activity to practice the relative pronoun "who." (Ex: He is a student who likes English.)

  • They/them as singular pronouns

    A simple introduction via PowerPoint to show several ways in which we use "they" and "them".

  • My Room

    A room drawing activity to practice the "There is / There are" grammar.

  • What's in the park?

    Group activity where students practice asking "Is there/Are there?" questions with locations (in, on, under, by). Made with New Horizons 2 Unit 6.2 in mind.

  • Airplane Crash

    An activity to practice the "There is / There are" grammar by having the students search an airplane crash site.

  • Family Tree Game

    In groups, students listen to questions from the ALT about family members in a family tree and race to answer the question correctly. This is for the "who" grammar point.

  • Time zones worksheet

    This is a complementary worksheet for the ''Time zones '' PowerPoint that is posted on the website.

  • Tic-Tac-Toe

    Students practice speaking the grammar point while playing tic-tac-toe with a partner.

  • MASH

    Find out what your future holds and practice the future tense using the classic fortune-telling game.

  • Does he/she ?

    Does he / Does She Battleship

  • Year 3 Would you matching game?

    Students try to find their match via Would you cards.

  • Year 3 - Would you ? Pair Interview

    Students play Janken and answer would you questions.

  • "Do you ~" Buzzfeed style quiz

    Buzzfeed quiz style activity to find out what Disney movie you or your partner like.

  • Whose is it? - board game

    A fun board game where students practice all the possessives in groups or pairs.

  • Man Wrestling a Shark

    A picture to use for making reduced relative clause questions/sentences (ex. Where is the man wrestling a shark?)

  • Thief

    A game/activity to practice "Does" questions and answers.

  • Uno Cards

    Who doesn't love card games?

  • Let's Talk About Smartphones

    Students learn some useful phrases regarding smartphones, and then they write about if they think smartphones are good or bad.

  • ''Give me advice''

    Students use indirect questions to ask for adviceColumbus 3 Pg 73. I want to know what we can do

  • "What do you like?" Relay

    A quick activity that requires no preparation. Get the students into groups and have them ask each other what they like, then race to draw it on the board.

  • JHS Shopping

    Shopping New Crown 1 7 eleven and Amazon Quiz (Prices Updated)(Edit)

  • Business Discussion Activity Collection

    A collection of reading and discussion activities for corporate or business-related lessons.

  • Ordering Fast Food

    These are cards to help students practice ordering fast food in English. This is for the Sunshine Year 2 textbook. Phrases used: "May I", "Would you like", and "I'll have"

  • Keyword Game - Social Distancing

    This is a variation of the eraser grabbing keyword game commonly played throughout Japanese schools! Its a simple variation with no prep!

  • Boston T Map

    A modified map, and powerpoint of the Boston T (train system in Boston) to practice New Horizon Daily Scene 4 - giving directions.

  • Where's the basketball?

    A spin-off of the classic game "Guess Who". There are 16 different rooms. The students have to figure out which room their partner chose by asking "where is/are" questions.

  • Could you tell me how to get to Fukuoka Airport?

    This Ppt/worksheet is for the Year 3 Sunshine textbook for giving directions, although it could probably be modified for other textbooks.

  • Guess the teacher adjectives

    Students choose one teacher at their school, apply adjectives to them, and play guess-who with their classmates.

  • Save the Patient

    A short repetition activity to practice "Do I have to ~" and "Have to~." This activity might not work with classes larger than 25 students.

  • Emotion Dialogue

    A dialogue making activity to practice the "emotion + to infinitive" grammar (ex. "I was happy to hear that.")

  • Picture Sentence Matching

    A game to practice the "Question words + to-infinitive" grammar (for ex. "how to" or "where to").

  • Staff Room English

    This is for students to use when they come to the staff room and you're the only teacher in there.

  • Paint Battle for Japan

    A quiz activity in the vein of Risk, with a Splatoon-like theme to it. (Now up to 8 groups is possible!!!)

  • School Sheriff

    Activity based on the Sheriff of Nottingham board game to practice "How many?" and plurals. Also uses "Show me" and "What's this?" Very complicated, but very fun.

  • Bomb

    Bomb activity to practice any Yes / No question type grammar points.

  • Story

    Students piece together a story while practicing grammar from the semester / year. Students read, write, listen, and speak in this activity.

  • Will you dance?

    This is a janken-style game where students ask each other "will you" questions and get points for completing the action (social distancing). This could also work for Can you, Could you, etc.

  • Candy Jar Quiz (how many)

    (social-distancing-friendly) Students compete to correctly guess how many pieces of candy are in a jar using a PowerPoint.

  • How many times have you...?

    students have to guess how many times i completed an activity

  • Who is he/who is she?

    Students have to guess who the person is based on hints given .

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