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PowerPoint

This activity is based around using a PowerPoint presentation.

PowerPoint is useful for slideshows, but with a little know-how, you can use it to create interactive games as well. In the games, you can often go through the slides and edit in your own questions and answers.

Many really creative users have uploaded fun games based on a wide variety of themes, so look around and see what you can find!

  • What time is it? PPT (E.S. Grade 4)

    Simple activity to help students to practice telling time.

  • 3 Hint Quiz: Relative Pronouns

    A Canva 3 hint quiz using relative pronouns. This is intended for JHS 3rd years.

  • Movie Mania - The Sequel 🎥

    A (sequel) PPT with lots of fun questions about popular movies and TV shows. Perfect as a warm up game or a full-sized lesson. It's also a great way to show them popular movies dubbed in English!

  • Must・Must Not PPT and Worksheet

    Must/Must Not review ppt (with AI images) and a writing/reading practice worksheet.

  • USA School Rules Quiz

    An activity based on American school rules using grammar from Pg. 59 New Horizons 2

  • My Summer Vacation!

    An activity/lesson base off New Horizon 1 Pg. 52 and 53

  • NH3 Unit 4 P. 59 Chain Reaction

    Chain reaction: form teams and say the word/phrase on-screen. The last word/phrase said moves that team to do a challenge: listening, speaking, or reading (the original version had writing also).

  • A Birthday Present

    Group chat about buying a surprise birthday gift for a friend.

  • Detective Pikachu - SHS

    Inspired by hyogi's Detective Pikachu activity, this is a version for SHS students using helping verbs (助動詞)

  • The Price is Right *Daiso Edition

    Learning to pronounce numbers in the 100's

  • Animal Bomb Game

    You can use this as a time filler for 1st graders or 2nd graders.

  • Stationary Memory Game-Using PowerPoint

    My JTE asked me to make a "simple" game of memory for the stationary chapter. It took hours to make so I want to share my efforts with everyone.

  • ... who ... (Tate-yoko Game - Disney Theme)

    A short grammar practice for the relative pronoun 'who.' This can be used as a warm-up game. I guarantee that the students will have a blast!

  • Splattack 25 and Splathello

    Splatoon-themed PowerPoint boards for playing Attack 25, Othello, or any similar games.

  • Code Breakers (JHS)

    A little code breaking activity I made that plays around with the pronunciation of words. I found it useful for getting the students to read the words using phonics instead of reading it as Japanese.

  • Participial Adjectives

    "-ing" and "-ed" types of adjectives

  • How many (Stationery)? - Let's Try 2 Unit 5

    Mario (with the help of Kirby) collects stationery and it's up to the students to count how many.

  • Food country quiz

    A ten question quiz where students guess which country a food is from.

  • Akinator Game (S/He is) JHS

    Identify famous people and characters via 5 hint quiz

  • UK School Rules Quiz

    This is a PPT quiz for JHS New Horizons 2 Unit 4 p.59/60 - 'have to' & 'must'

  • Interact, Program 3: My Dream Robot

    This is for the Interact section of Program 3 for the Sunshine Textbook for JHS, 1st Graders.

  • Quiz! Comparative Forms ("More than" and "-er")

    This is a quiz, in PowerPoint, for the comparative form of adjectives. It is ONLY comparative, not superlative. Thus, the quiz only has "more than" and adjectives ending in "-er".

  • Winnie the Pooh Balloon Pop

    This is a fun, 12 question review game themed around Winnie the Pooh. Students can play in groups or pairs.

  • Toad's Mystery Box Game🍄🎁⭐

    Study color vocabulary and "I like ___, ___ please" grammar with this mystery box Powerpoint game. Made for Lets Try 1 Unit 4.

  • He or She? Powerpoint game🕵️

    Let's study "Whos this?" and "He is __/She is __" with this guessing game. Made for New Horizons Elementary 5 Unit 4.

  • Can Can't Battleship Game (Grade 5)PPT

    A fun game to help students to practice "can can't" Q and A.

  • Various Matching Games for Elementary

    Matching games for grades 5 & 6

  • Lets see the world ( Countries )

    The activity is based on Unit 4 - Lets see the world of New Horizon for grade 6

  • Who is this? Quiz!

    A simple guess who quiz for grade 5 new horizon textbook unit 4

  • Brain Teaser

    Brain teaser with simple English in the form of a multiple-choice quiz. Most suited for 3rd year JHS, however if your students have already done the rules of punctuation marks, it should be ok.

  • New Horizon 1, Unit 1 - 3 Jeopardy Review

    A review of the first semester's New Horizon units for the first year's.

  • Japan Musical Pursuit (JHS-SHS)

    Music quiz version of Trivial Pursuit!

  • “How Many” funny picture quiz

    Students count how many of a certain object are in funny pictures.

  • Disaster Prevention in America

    A short presentation about disasters in America and school drills. Targeted towards 3rd grade junior high school students learning Unit 4.

  • Weather in English

    Focused on New Horizons 2 pg.56

  • Wasei-Eigo quiz (+bonus round)

    Students are given the wasei-eigo word in Japanese, and must guess how to say it in English. The bonus round has them guessing what foreign language the non-English loan word comes from.

  • JHS (三年生) SpongeBob - Who Stole the Secret Recipe?

    A PowerPoint game and worksheet to practice critical thinking, and translating English into Japanese by reading.

  • My Summer Vacation: Two Truths and a Lie

    Past tense simple review in which students quiz each other on their own summer vacations. Writing and speaking.

  • Spy Family Template

    You can use this template for quizzes or reviews. This is just a template so you can add, change, or revise your questions anytime you want.

  • Jeopardy review, 5th grade U1-U3

    This Jeopardy game covers New Horizons 5th grade units 1-3. It's designed to be a 1st semester review game with an additional phonics section which quizzes reading skills (meaning not important).

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