Tag

Pencil

Requires students to have a pencil or a similar writing instrument.

  • Have to SIGN GAME

    A very basic 'me too' mingler.

  • Canadian School Life

    Practice 'have to' 'don't have to' and 'must not' with a powerpoint quiz about school life in Canada.

  • My Town Lesson Plan

    Practice 'there is' and 'there are' with four linked activities.

  • Monster Market

    Students shop for monsters in this take of the classic shopping dialogue.

  • Be Race

    Fill in the blanks with the correct 'Be' form and race to the finish.

  • "Is This?" Gap

    An information gap activity where students ask their partner to work out the pictures on the worksheet.

  • How long have you Bingo

    Students try and get bingo by asking students what they have and haven't done.

  • Body Builder

    Students learn how to recognize body parts by speaking and drawing the parts.

  • Day At The Zoo

    This is a classic logic puzzle. The students must read and understand the relative pronoun sentences in order to solve the puzzle.

  • My English Diary

    This diary gives students an opportunity to write in English freely.

  • Colour Scavenger Hunt

    Help students practice their colours and the names of places around the school with this fun game.

  • Where Is Oguri?

    This is an information gap exercise where pairs of students ask each other the question, "Where is....?"

  • How do you go to _____ survey

    Students practice "I go to ~ by ~" through a quick survey of their classmates.

  • My Crazy Family

    This information gap activity is fairly self-explanatory. Students work in pairs to complete the worksheet.

  • Are you SIGN Game

    Simple mingler activity

  • Tsum Tsum My Summer Vacation

    Materials for Elementary School 'You Can' My Summer Vacation Lesson

  • Better/Best ( Splatoon Splatfest )

    Which do you like better? Do you like it the best of all ~?

  • Top Dog

    A write and race activity for present perfect

  • Strange Pirates

    A mingler version of battle ship

  • Signs Quiz

    Practice 'you must' and 'you must not' with a quiz game

  • You Must Commands

    Short pair activity. Good as a warm up.

  • You Must Board Game

    A fun game to practice You Must

  • Will and Won't Writing

    A write and race activity

  • Passport to the World

    Writing and speaking activity to practice the future tense

  • My Golden Week was ~~

    A worksheet to accommodate the 2nd year Power-Up 1 activity in the Sunshine textbooks.

  • Daily Activities and Time Materials

    A collection of material to practice daily activities and time

  • Birthday Bingo

    A mingler activity

  • Who is Who Interview and Quiz Game

    This starts with a mingler and then a quiz game

  • Hugs And Kisses

    Students practice constructing sentences using two simple present tense verbs while playing a huge game of Tic-Tac-Toe.

  • Have You Ever Interview

    Introducing the question, "Have you ever ~ ?" and having students interview each other.

  • Infinitive Madlib

    Students will (hopefully) make a funny story using the template of a Madlib that uses the target grammar.

  • Chain Game

    Simple Mingler Style Games

  • I have (just/already) point cards

    Students try to get the most points by taking time cards and making sentences about what they've just/already done at that time.

  • Smooch And Pooch

    Students learn basic greetings and self-introductions while passing around Smooch & Pooch and introduce themselves to 10 of their classmates.

  • Magic Box Scramble

    Teams race to unscramble the Magic Box story. Then, they answer questions to receive 'magic words', which then forms a 'magic question' the teams must answer.

  • Will Interviews

    This is a very basic, quick and easy "Will you ~?" interview game.

  • Opinion Interviews

    Students review and learn new adjectives and then poll their classmates about different topics.

  • Categories

    Students aim to think of many words associated with a topic.

  • "How was" Memory and Lesson Plan

    Students practice using the phrase "How was" (How was your weekend, lunch, etc.) by playing question-answer memory and then writing their own "How was" questions.

  • Back To The Future

    Lets students review simple past tense whilst introducing simple future tense.

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