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Numbers

Practices pronunciation or spelling of numbers.

Japanese word: (数字, suuji)

Numbers are essential to learn and practice, but be aware of some challenging aspects of English numbers:

-teen words often sound very similar to -ty words. (fifteen versus fifty) The -n sound at the end of -teen words can be very subtle. The intonation can differ, but different dialects of English can have varying intonations in number words.

The words for large numbers in Japanese (and Korean) are based on the words from Chinese, where digits are separated in units of four. Digits are separated in units of three in English (like 3,000 or 4,100,591). Converting between the two can be a little confusing to do on the fly.

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    Short review game in which students roll the dice and ask the #s corresponding questions. Can be used for all ages, but this activity is specifically made for 3rd grade.

  • What would you like?

    For 5th or 6th graders.

  • NO PREP - Modified Werewolf/Mafia

    This is a modified version of Werewolf/Mafia for my junior high school students with low English levels!

  • Anpanman Sugoroku (Numbers 1-20)

    Sugoroku for practicing numbers 1-20 featuring Anpanman characters.

  • Japanese play money

    Play money to be used for the "How much is...?" activities and pronunciation practice

  • Candy Jar guessing game

    Halloween activity using numbers from 1 up to 100.

  • 4年生 Let`s Try 2 Lesson Plan with Games

    These are specially made for 4th grade. You just have to follow or change some activities if it doesn`t suit your kids.

  • How Many? Halloween Edition

    Practice counting 1 - 10 using Halloween vocab

  • Halloween Logic Puzzles

    3 puzzlesv (warm-up or cool-down activity)

  • Halloween Reveal Game

    Short warm-up game for students. Familiarize students with some popular Halloween creatures.

  • "How many?" Fishing Activity

    In this activity students will use a fishing rod to catch laminated fish within a given amount of time. After the time is up let's count the fish together.

  • Stop the Bomb

    Practice colors by "cutting wires" to disarm a bomb. Spy x Family theme!

  • Alphabet - Collection

    Phonics Song Link, Alphabet/Phonics Flashcards, Letter Tracing Worksheets, Letter Tracing Poster (Stroke Order) - all using the same example words, for consistency

  • Digital Clock (Grade 4) Updated

    A simple digital clock to help students to practice how to tell the time.

  • What __ do you like? Board Game

    Board game to practice asking & answering: What ____ do you like? Created with ES 3rd graders in mind

  • The Price is Right *Daiso Edition

    Learning to pronounce numbers in the 100's

  • Splattack 25 and Splathello

    Splatoon-themed PowerPoint boards for playing Attack 25, Othello, or any similar games.

  • How many (Stationery)? - Let's Try 2 Unit 5

    Mario (with the help of Kirby) collects stationery and it's up to the students to count how many.

  • Brain Teaser

    Brain teaser with simple English in the form of a multiple-choice quiz. Most suited for 3rd year JHS, however if your students have already done the rules of punctuation marks, it should be ok.

  • “How Many” funny picture quiz

    Students count how many of a certain object are in funny pictures.

  • Fruits Coloring and Counting WS

    A coloring worksheet to practice counting and saying numbers

  • Unit 1 Gimkit - 5th & 6th Grade - Crown Jr. (New)

    Some gimkits I made. One for 5th grade and one for 6th grade. Review of the first term + past years' info.

  • Spot it/Keyword game (time filler)

    The first player to call out identical pictures and grab the eraser wins the game.

  • How many...?

    Students are shown an image for 10 seconds and then have to guess how many items there were.

  • New Horizon 1 - Unit 3 Review Sheet

    Comprehensive review sheet for NH 1 Unit 3 for students to do for a lesson and to study.

  • How many? Osaka Edition!

    Counting game with an Osaka twist!

  • ✂️ How Many Fortune Teller 1-20

    Short craft activity for getting students to count to 20

  • Count/Draw the Objects Worksheet (Numbers 11-20)

    ES 3年 Let's Try or other grade levels; Students practice counting in English and writing the numeral, then students listen to the English number and draw the same number of objects.

  • 🐍 Snake Game (10+ PDFs!)

    Snake game boards for Elementary school based on the Let's Try and New Horizons textbooks. Enjoy!

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    A great way for students to practice and review alphabets and numbers by playing Connect 4. Can be played in ES, JHS, and special needs. This can also be used as a warmup too.

  • "How many...?" Interview

    This is a very simple interview activity for JHS New Horizons 1 Unit 3 p.34 "How many _____ do you have?" Students practice asking and answering questions.

  • How many Goombas? (Mario Party-esque Numbers)

    How Many Goomba? Counting Minigame for numbers 1-20, ES 3rd Grade Let's Try Unit 3

  • Numbers dance

    Lets Try 1, Unit 3 - How Many

  • Numbers 1-20 Memory Sequence Game

    Students make their own sequence of 7 digits, using only 2 specific numbers at a time. Go around the room, and have other classmates memorize and say the sequence. for ES 1,2,3年 or other beginners

  • Numbers 1-20 Find Pokemon Game

    This is a modified activity from user wanifan's original Pokemon game: https://www.altopedia.net/activities/3943-pokemon-1-100-numbers-game I

  • Jeopardy Game

    Jeopardy Game

  • How Much? Quiz

    A simple google slides quiz game to practice numbers.

  • Numbers and Feelings Dobble (Spot It)

    Numbers 1~20 and feelings Dobble game made for Let's Try 1 U3 numbers, with feelings thrown in for review.

  • Time Bingo

    3x3 and 5x5 Bingo boards to practice numbers and time

  • Bomb Review Game (3rd Grade Review)

    Bomb game for my incoming 4th graders, intended to review 3rd grade materials. Can be used for both grades depending on your class.

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