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Small class size

This activity works best in small classes (under 10 students).

Some activities work better with a smaller group of students due to coordination or the materials required. Many games can be scaled down to a small class with some modification, but these activities are best suited for less than 10 students.

  • Good Doctor Bad Doctor

    Speaking card game that practices various ailments and giving advice using "should"

  • Go fish, New Zealand bird edition

    This is a set of go fish cards that can be played as an activity in pairs as an over the horizon sort of activity. It will use the regular go fish standard phrases. "Do you have ...?" "No I don't"

  • Location Game

    A short-ish game that my fifth graders seemed to enjoy that uses by, in, under, on from New Horizon Unit 5.

  • Trick or treat sugoroku

    A fun Halloween sugoroku with a trick or treating twist!

  • Interview Time (Using present simple)

    This is just a simple practice using the s-form of the verb. Students will go around the class. They need to interview at least 7 friends/classmates and one teacher (ALT, Japanese teacher.

  • Eiken Pre-2 Speaking Google Slides

    This is a Google Slides that introduces the Eiken Pre-2 Speaking format to students.

  • Do you know how to~ Comic Strip

    This activity features the grammar point "how to, when to, where to, what to, who to".

  • Mewo Preposition cards

    Cards to practice prepositions using the character Mewo

  • A Trip to the Art Gallery

    Lesson plan themed around visiting an art gallery. Main activities are matching paintings to their descriptions and artists, and guiding visitors around the art gallery using basic directions.

  • Movie Mania - The Sequel πŸŽ₯

    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!

  • 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.

  • "I went toγ€œ" board game.

    A board game I made for my year 6 students to practice asking and answering "Where did you go?" and "I went to (the)..." phrases.

  • 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.

  • DnD: the Search for the Missing Teacher!

    A short(ish) Dungeons and Dragons campaign in which the students fight monsters and talk to other characters to find their missing teacher.

  • Present perfect vs continuous intro

    An introduction to the present perfect continuous, for third grade students who are stuggling to understand the difference.

  • [To - infinitive] long sentence challenge

    Students challenge themselves to make long sentences with conjunctions and [to] infinitives. Can be adjusted to other grammar points.

  • Shiritori Interview

    A fun, familiar approach to a new gerunds Interview activity.

  • Kanji Quiz [Relative Pronouns]

    Kanji Quiz ppt and wkst of the grammar point [that and which].

  • A Trivia Quiz

    I made this trivia quiz as a warm-up activity for my classes. It contains random facts with some explanations.

  • English "kotowaza" Warm-up Quiz... 2!

    A second edition to the first English kotowaza quiz I posted before. Best for small classes or a team activity; time filler.

  • Summer Activity Cards

    set of cards with summer vacation activities, double sided. can be used for a quick warm up game

  • Gesture Verbs Board Game

    Made for Special Needs students in a small class size, could work in small groups as well. Practices JHS 1st year verbs using gestures. Primarily meant for speaking/listening.

  • Weekday Pairs Game

    Students ask what day it is to find their matching day of the week. For Let's Try Unit 3.

  • Pictoword Warmup πŸ”₯+πŸ•=🌭 Two Pictures One Word

    Students guess the compound word based on two images!

  • Vocabulary Practice - School Subjects

    This is originally designed for my special needs class.

  • Am/is/are powerpoint game

    A simple powerpoint game for going over the diffrences between am/is/are.

  • Coloring Worksheet

    Made this for my special needs students. This can be use by ES students too.

  • Various Special Needs Card Games

    A handful of card games to play in special needs (or otherwise small-group) lessons!

  • Kirby Feelings Star Get

    Students practice expressing feelings while acquiring stars in this simple PowerPoint game

  • Draw My Dream Friend Game

    Speedy coloring and drawing game!

  • NH2 - U1 - Going to ~ pick your own adventure.

    Pick your own adventure ppt with the focus on "going to".

  • I like ~ (connect-four)

    Simple activity to practice the key sentence "I like~"

  • Back to School Maze

    Students have to "collect" the school supplies as they exit the maze.

  • Paper Mario Quiz Battle

    A review activity where two teams take turn answering questions, reducing their opponents health until they defeat the other team

  • Legend of Zelda Directions Maze

    Let students help you guide Link through an interactive maze, giving directions while trying to reach the top floor and save Zelda.

  • Commercial Project

    This is a long term project where students make a commercial for something in english.

  • Pronoun Playing Cards

    52 card deck with subject pronouns and possessive adjective pronouns

  • Story Book reading Project

    A multi-class length project for students to do a performative reading of an English Story book, with an emphasis on students emoting while using English.

  • Kingdom Battle - Review Game 🏯

    Students work in teams to claim prefectures across Japan while trying to protect their own.

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