Tag

Listening

Students listen in the activity.

  • Castles

    Students compete in rows to destroy magnetic castles and capture flags in a quiz style game.

  • Who's Doing What?

    This three-part activity starts with students listening to a dialogue between the JTE and ALT. Then they play Bingo and finish off with a writing exercise.

  • Imagine If

    Students imagine their JTE as a sport, a car, an actor any number of unusual and interesting things. Then, they guess which best describes the JTE.

  • Do You Have A Game To Play?

    A simple guessing game that has students asking the target grammar in its question form and writing it as a statement.

  • Guess The Number

    Students have to try to guess a number from within a set range. The less guesses, the more the points.

  • Was & Did

    Working in pairs, one student gives their partners past tense and past participle questions while their partners search out two pictures across the room looking for the answers.

  • Animal Jeopardy

    Students practice saying various animals by choosing can't-be-seen cards from a Jeopardy-formatted chalkboard.

  • How To Get To

    Students work in pairs and ask/answer questions to various destinations.

  • Portrait (Funny Drawing Activity)

    This activity can be used as a practice for "How many ~?" lesson. Students have a good laugh at their final outputs. Activity can be done by pair or small groups.

  • Sengoku Review

    A year-end review strategy game played by the whole class. Teams roll a dice then ask and answer questions to invade other team's prefectures.

  • Breakfast Bingo Balls

    This is a bingo activity where the students themselves choose which words to read out and in pairs ask each other the questions.

  • STORY TIME

    Three powerpoint stories for very young classes

  • Story Cards

    Pairs of students listen to teacher read a bad and crazy fairytale. If they match, they win!

  • Janken Meishi Action

    A twist on janken meishi. Students have to perform an action before giving up their card.

  • Want to go to Saizeria

    Students think of reasons to complete the sentences.

  • Funky Sentences

    Students work in groups to formulate passive voice sentences following guideline keywords given by other students.

  • Anything To Eat

    Students use Infinitive Verbs sentences to fill in a grid.

  • How To Old Maid

    Students play Old Maid while asking, "Do you know how to/what to/where to/when to~?"

  • Monster In The Bedroom

    Students listen to where the objects are and then connect the dots to find the hidden animal.

  • Blindfold Direction

    A blindfolded student is guided by his peers to his chosen destination.

  • Paper Airplane Introductions

    Students read a self-introduction from one of their classmates, then the class guesses which student it's from.

  • Take Or Give

    Students answer questions to get points, but don't know if they're positive or negative until after they answer!

  • BB Fun

    BB stands for Birthday Bingo. Students learn the basics for months and days in English.

  • Ways To SF

    This is a simple listening exercise for students to learn how to ask for directions and draw on the map while famous places in San Francisco are being introduced to them.

  • Nice To Meet You

    Students practice expressions used during self-introductions.

  • Catch

    Students practice imperatives by catching or not catching a tennis ball.

  • I Have Never

    This game is based on the American drinking game, "Never have I ever..."

  • Asteroids

    A dice rolling game to practice sentences with 'must' in them.

  • Number Train

    This listening activity is for helping students catch the difference between "teen" and "ty" at the end of numbers.

  • Making Monsters

    This is a drawing activity for Halloween that can be used to teach body parts and plurals.

  • Let's Agree To Disagree

    Students practice sentences to debate for/against a motion.

  • Cleaning The Haunted House

    Two fun passive voice riddles that can be used after students learn to use the passive voice.

  • Buying and Selling

    Game involving every student, reviews numbers 10-100.

  • Plural Monster Drawing

    Students draw monsters while practicing body parts.

  • Fast Touch

    Students race to be the fastest to touch the body part explained by the ALT.

  • How To Make Origami

    An interview activity where students find out what their friends know how to do.

  • Phonics Fun

    Students listen to the ALT pronounce words from the worksheet and choose the corresponding words in an 'amida' or 'ghost leg' activity.

  • Bingo Interview: Who/He/She

    Students interview each other using "Who is he/she?" questions.

  • Mastermind

    This game can be adapted for any grammar point. It encourages students to create, and say aloud a particular grammar point repeatedly.

  • Which Do You Like

    Students try to get a bingo while practicing, "Which do you like, ____ or ____?"

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