Requires the teacher to print out the activity on paper.
Similar Sounds Game
A warm-up activity to practice listening and pronunciation.
My Summer Vacation Postcard
Students reflect on their summer vacation and create a postcard to "send" to the teacher about what they did.
Hidden Message
Students complete a worksheet to find a hidden message at the end.
Have you...? Talking with an exchange student
Students roleplay introducing a foreign exchange student to their school. They ask and answer questions using "Have you / Have you ever" and "I have been / I have(n't).
Who/What/When/Where/How
A lesson to review the various 'Wh' words including 'How'.
Pokemon Maps - Oh no Kabigon!
Students practice giving directions in pokemon themed maps with Kabigon (Snorlax) blocking paths.
How are you? Sugoroku
Play a Super Smash Bro sugoroku (board game) while practicing How are you? and feelings.
Alphabet Pyramid
A good activity to practice alphabet or phonics.
Can you play Bingo
Class activity
Stick Figure Races and Writing
A jankan based pattern practice for the general infinitive, small talk and follow up writing.
New Horizon 6 Final Writing Worksheet
This worksheet is a two-page document that's meant to be printed on both sides.
Easter Egg Shapes
Practice or review shapes through easter eggs!
Conversation Puzzle
In groups, students rearrange sentences to make a conversation. The first team to finish wins!
Dream Schedule Worksheet
Feel free to use this when practicing and reviewing the subjects plus the target sentence, "I have (6 subjects) on (day)."
English Board Game- Special Needs/Grade 1 Unit 1-2
A board game focusing on Unit 1-2 key sentences and greetings. Great for special needs.
Color Bingo
Students color in the bingo squares per their liking and the teacher randomly picks/draws colors.
"It...for...to..." Who are these people?!
Simple half-worksheet - Students complete sentences for "It is easy/hard/fun/important for me to ______" and the teacher reads them, students guess who wrote it.
Jobs and Professions flashcards
Some are very specific but they are all what my students want to be.
How long~?
To practice the grammar expression for the Unit.
3-Hint Quiz It's (important) for me to~
A guessing game activity that challenges 3rd grade students' ability to listen, comprehend and eventually guess who among their classmates is being described
Hello! My name is ~
Creating your own Lego person! Use at the beginning of the year during introductions!
NHE5 Unit 4: Who is this? Game
NHE5U4: Using the "they can" grammar point, students have to figure out which character the teacher is talking about.
Interview Bingo (What's your hobby?)
This uses the New Crown 2 grammar and vocabulary from page 43's drill section. This can be edited to make the sentences more complicated and to include different hobbies from the ones listed.
Comic writing!
Students use their creative writing skills to add dialogue to a comic and make their own stories!
Paper Debate
Introduce students to the concept of refuting each other's points with a simple debate format.
Zombie Apocalypse!
Students debate or make a speech about how to protect their town from a zombie apocalypse!
What have you been into recently/for a long time?
This is a writing activity that brings out 3rd grade students' ability to express themselves through writing. You'll be surprised that they could actually write and love to express themselves!
Bingo (with variations)
Goes with questions that have Yes/No answers (Do you?/ Are you?/ Can you?/ Will you?/ Did you?/ Have you?) Matching answers (three or more) - 1 bingo. The student with highest bingo count wins.
I want ____ to...
Short writing exercise - practices the infinitive grammar "I want (person) to...." and "(person) wants (person) to..."/
This makes me feel... (blursed images)
Reaction activity with students, practicing the grammar point: (object) makes me feel (adj.)
Let’s make a Haiku
Worksheet to make a haiku.
I want to go to 国 to するために
Short writing practice based practicing the infinitive grammar point outlined on p37 of New Horizon 2.
About You! Worksheet
This is a template worksheet for creating an All About Me poster for grade 1 PG.54.
Dobble (shapes, colours, common words)
A version of the Dobble or Spot It! game for ES students. A speed-based game to practice vocabulary. It is good for warm-ups or during extra time at the end of class. 3-5 players.
Guess Who!
The classic Guess Who! game (with just printouts) to practice "do you have" and "are you" questions.
"I think that..." worksheet
Students complete a worksheet practicing the I think that pattern in Unit 2 of the New Horizon textbook.
Stationery GO FISH card game
Meant to review "Do you have ___?" statements and Unit 5 from Let's Try! 2 ("Do you have a pen?"). This is a printable GO FISH game with some Uno elements that make it more fun. Good for groups of 4.
Are you~? Do you~? Tictactoe
Students ask questions using Are you? and Do you? to play Tictactoe.
How do you~?
Super simple worksheet to get students to practice questions.
Where do you have English today?
Students fill in the missig information by completing the conversation using where and when.
A bunch of Questions for Quizzes
Questions lists focused on various grammar points
Gehn's Labyrinth
Directions game with physical maps.
Battle for Japan
A write and race game based on the Senkoku Jidai quiz game found on the Englipedia site.
ALMOST MARIO KART Powerpoint Game
The students work together in teams to answer the teachers questions in fun class race.
Uno Like Card Games
A speaking activity based on the Uno Card Game. The same deck can also be used to play Go Fish
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