Students write in the activity.
A dialogue making activity to practice the "emotion + to infinitive" grammar (ex. "I was happy to hear that.")
A game to practice the "Question words + to-infinitive" grammar (for ex. "how to" or "where to").
A quiz activity in the vein of Risk, with a Splatoon-like theme to it.
Students piece together a story while practicing grammar from the semester / year. Students read, write, listen, and speak in this activity.
students have to guess how many times i completed an activity
Students have to guess who the person is based on hints given .
A speaking and writing review worksheet for practicing "What do you usually ~?" with prepostional phrases.
Students pretend they're the leader of the school and can change any school rules they want!
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
Jeopardy game show style PowerPoint to review multiple grammar and vocabulary from different lessons in various question format. Best used to review before a unit test.
Alternative Hangman activity
Year 3 JHS Directions New Horizon
Name card helpful for students and teachers as well
Supplementary activity for the New Crown Lesson 2 Part 1 Lesson.
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 use simple phonics to read and match words to pictures.
A listening and writing activity for 3rd year JHS students using facts about different countries.
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 race to dictate a passage to their partners.
Get students to write fortunes for their classmate and share!
Adapted from Roger Parker's "My Breakfast" on Englipedia, this is a simple worksheet to review simple past tense using what the student ate for breakfast today.
Practice writing name and saying "Hello. My name is ~ . What’s your name?”
Students ask each other about the characters on page 1. Then, they write sentences about the characters compared to each other.
Students practice school subject names by constructing their dream schedule.
A worksheet to accommodate UonumaRobert's Park Life poster, which has a picture of people doing a variety of things at a park.
Students race to explain the pictures using the grammar point.
Students fill out a worksheet about themselves, and then do an activity where they try to guess who their friends are based upon the hints they wrote on their worksheets.
JHS Year 1 Telephone skit. Grammar point is "Can you ~ ?" *request form
Students play a Snake & Ladders type of game while practicing present continuous form and also the past tense singular/plural forms.
This lesson teaches the students the basics of how to write two types of poetry—acrostic and persona.
Students practice the days of the week by playing Twister using their fingers.
Students must use their powers of deduction to guess the hidden sentence on the board.
The aim of this worksheet is to help 1st graders practice self-introductions and understand its format structure.
Students listen to the ALT and JTE's conversation using possessive grammar and write what they heard.
Students practice saying prepositional sentences and watch them come true right in front of their eyes.
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