Groups complete in this Jeopardy-style game to answer various questions, depending on their grade level. Students are given a celebrity card and have to describe the person using 5 sentences. Jump Thru Hoops (New Horizon) <--easily adapted to any textbook Students have to complete a series of seven puzzles in order to figure out the secret sentence. Students learn to hear the difference between katakana pronunciation and REAL English by playing this fast paced card game. Students get a chance to practice speaking and interacting with ALT/JTE by challenging their quick response to random questions. Students watch the Mumble penguin movie and fill-out the worksheet, possibly even surfing the Mumble website and allowing your students to play some exciting games. A fun debate game aimed at late 2nd-3rd graders for reviewing overall grammer, particularly 'X is bigger than Y', 'has' and 'can'. I like to encourage creative thinking and competition and this game really brings it out. Great for after a test! This is a review game that practices 7 grammar points. Students form grammar-specific sentences in order to complete levels and have a chance at extirpating cute little invaders, the round aliens! |
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Worksheets Without Explanations | Mondai Puzzles (Designed for New Horizon's textbooks, but can be easily adapted) | | | | | | | | |
Answer: "No, track and overhead line maintenance is carried out during the night" (source) |