Grammar

Verb - present tense, plural  &  'does' helping verb

三単現（さんたんげん）

Example: Lisa likes soccer. / He plays basketball. / It uses oil.     &     Does she like soccer?  Does he play basketball?

Definition: Present tense verbs use the plural form (meaning, an "s" is attached) when the sentence contains a 3rd person pronoun (he/she/it) or when using a person's name.

Fun Question: "What does 'shinkansen' actually mean in English?"  (answer & source below) 

Chaotic Interviewing ('does' helping verb & various plural verbs)

Students work together to interview one another (including the alt) and fill out the worksheet.

Do you like ゴキブリ? ('does' helping verb & various plural verbs.  Also, it has a 'do' option)

'Gokiburi' means cockroach.  Students play Janken to evolve from a cockroach to a human being. This cockroach game is a review for the 'do' helping verb and also practices the 'does' helping verb.

Squares (plural verbs)

In this strategy game, students draw lines to try and complete a square. 

Thief! ('does' helping verb & various plural verbs)

Students compose a series of questions to try and guess who the thief of the chocolate cake the Alt made was.