A game to practice the "Question words + to-infinitive" grammar (for ex. "how to" or "where to").
A short powerpoint with a quiz to introduce Must/Must not/May by comparing driving laws in Japan vs the US.
Students piece together a story while practicing grammar from the semester / year. Students read, write, listen, and speak in this activity.
Students practice using verbs to make " Have you..........yet?" questions
talk about what you have done and what you want to do. 3rd grade activity. TEXTBOOK: Columbus 21 year 3
The verbs in this PPT are from the back of the NEW CROWN 3 English textbook.
This is a good 3rd Grade JHS warm up activity without the pressure of learning the grammar target of 3rd Grade Lesson 1 English lesson.
Writing activity to reinforce the target language being learned by the students. This is best used as a final activity if you have listening, speaking and reading activity prior to this activity.
This activity is dialog practice, repeating the patterns in the textbook but allowing students to modify the given sentences.
Students construct four "I'll ask ~ to ~." sentences. Includes interview and writing.
Students pretend they are movie directors and choose their classmates for different roles. Then they interview each other to find out what they want to do in the movie.
This is an interview activity where the students ask each other questions in this style and write them down to create somewhat odd and random sentences.
Students read an English sentence and either win or lose the corresponding points over a game of janken.
Students ask each other about the characters on page 1. Then, they write sentences about the characters compared to each other.
Students read descriptions of Doraemon characters (who have different names in English) and try to guess what their original Japanese names are.
Play "snakes and ladders" while making sentences using past tense
A worksheet to accommodate UonumaRobert's Park Life poster, which has a picture of people doing a variety of things at a park.
Students answer various English questions in hopes to choose a square from a grid and receive points while trying to avoid the evil typhoon squares.
JHS Year 1 Telephone skit. Grammar point is "Can you ~ ?" *request form
A version of Sengoku Jidai made in Powerpoint. Instead of answers starting with the same letter as the prefecture, it has questions relating to the prefecture itself.
A set of wordsearches with a list of words relating to each letter of the alphabet (work in progress)
The aim of this worksheet is to help 1st graders practice self-introductions and understand its format structure.
Students practice saying prepositional sentences and watch them come true right in front of their eyes.
A 50-minute team-oriented practice of adjectives using a "You look..." sentence formation.
Students draw fortunes (omikuji) from different categories to determine their futures!
Students practice (or are introduced to) plural nouns by finding easy words in a word search, then reporting how many of each word they have found.
Students work at a hotel front desk giving "customers" written directions to various sites around the city using a bus route map. (Review of New Crown 2 & 3 We're Talking 1)
This game is played like you would Pictionary, except all the cards are in the form of prepositions.
A judge will decide after hearing each slip of concluding sentences which one is the funniest or most interesting.
Board game to practice "Change trains at _____" "Get off at ______ station." "Take the _______ line."
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