I want to be a mechanic.
Emotion Dialogue
A dialogue making activity to practice the "emotion + to infinitive" grammar (ex. "I was happy to hear that.")
Picture Sentence Matching
A game to practice the "Question words + to-infinitive" grammar (for ex. "how to" or "where to").
My bucket list
talk about what you have done and what you want to do. 3rd grade activity. TEXTBOOK: Columbus 21 year 3
I'll Ask Peach
Students construct four "I'll ask ~ to ~." sentences. Includes interview and writing.
Infinitive Poster Quiz
Paired students answer a quiz by listening to hints and competing for points. Following this, they write long answers.
Stereo Noise
The class listens to a group of students announce in unison what they want to be. The class must listen carefully to and try to decode each student's occupation.
Infinitive Poker
This activity is a high stakes card game that gets kids using infinitives.
World Tour Game
Students practice the phrases "Where do you want to go?" and "I want to go to ~" in an exciting dice rolling game.
Eat See Visit
Students learn a little about other countries, their food and famous places through playing a modified version of shinkeisuijaku (pairs).
Infinitive Cards
Students talk to each other, trying to match the sentence fragments on their cards.
A bunch of Questions for Quizzes
Questions lists focused on various grammar points
Birthday Present Memory Game
"What do you want for your birthday?" Memory Game
Infinitive Clue
Using basic infinitive phrases, students work in groups to guess the correct components that make up sentences.
Chubacabra Game
A point get powerpoint game to practice 'Its too~to~' infinitive sentences. Made for New Crown 3 Dolphin's Tale Reading.
Infinitive WRITE and RACE worksheets
Group activities to practice 'I want to be...' and 'I have something to...'
What Is This Used For?
A memory matching card game.
English Conversation Board Game
A bright and colorful board game focused on getting students to converse in English.
Mario Wants Luigi To
A translation exercise, listening exercise, and charades game practicing infinitives.
What Do You Want Trump
Students try to make pairs with a standard deck of cards by answering the question "What do you want?"
I Want To Be
Students exchange in a simple English question/answer conversation in a bid to gain or lose points.
Animals from Around the World
A sleek and simple cultural presentation showing off various animals that are unique to (or native to) specific countries around the world.
Foods from Around the World
A sleek and simple cultural presentation showing off traditional and famous foods from countries around the world.
You Must Commands
Short pair activity. Good as a warm up.
Infinitive Madlib
Students will (hopefully) make a funny story using the template of a Madlib that uses the target grammar.
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.
Janken Meishi Action
A twist on janken meishi. Students have to perform an action before giving up their card.
Want to go to Saizeria
Students think of reasons to complete the sentences.
Famous Infinitives
Students choose a famous star and, in pairs, ask each other questions to determine which star they have chosen.
ROBOTS ATTACK THE TOWN
If it looks like ROBOTS ATTACK THE WORLD. That's because it pretty much is.
CHARACTER RACE
The horse race activity played on the board. I often do it as a review before tests.
Once Around Board Game
Practice third year grammar point 'we want you to do something' with an exciting board game.
New Year's Resolutions
Students write goals for the new year and ask their friends about their goals.
What do you want to do for winter vacation?
Students practice the Infinitive verb form by asking each other what they want to do in winter vacation.
What will you take on vacation?
Students practice the grammar pattern "want to" by choosing what they'll bring with them on a vacation.
Liar Liar
Students draw cards of target vocabulary and make a sentence. Other students guess if they are lying or not.
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