This game isn't rocket science. Students try to guess the objects in your pockets.
Students rotate partners, play janken, interview each other and embrace their artistic skills.
Students ask each other questions relating to what time they do something (get up, eat breakfast, go to school, etc). Chopsticks are used to keep score.
This activity can be a sort of quiz game for the students while practicing the "I think (that)... sentence pattern. Though it can be used with any other grammar lessons, like verb tenses.
A bright and colorful board game focused on getting students to converse in English.
Students practice asking and answering "What ___ do you like?" while testing how well they know their classmates in this "guess who" acitivity.
Use prints of the fun board game "Guess Who" to practice the expressions, "Do you have ~?" and "Are you ~?"
A three-hint-quiz type of game where students have to guess the character being described. Perfect activity for We Can! 2 Unit 3 "He is Famous. She is great."
Students become zombies to practice "I like ___.", "I like ___ too" and/or "I don't like ___.
Students write their own self-introduction after learning "I (verb)".
Practice for 1st year junior high studying 'He is' and 'They are'
Students take a character card and roll a dice and say a sentence based on the outcome, e.g. "This is Godzilla, he is my dad."
A collection of material to practice daily activities and time
Students practice constructing sentences using two simple present tense verbs while playing a huge game of Tic-Tac-Toe.
Students listen to the ALT describing a Japanese prefecture and try to guess which one it is to get points. It's a review of English comprehension and general Japanese culture.
Students work together to find out which monsters are going to blow up Mt. Fuji and try to capture them before anything bad happens.
A handy guide to show students why some sports use "play" and others don't. (No more "I play run"!)
A mingler activity to practice days of the week and school subjects
Students practice saying various animals by choosing can't-be-seen cards from a Jeopardy-formatted chalkboard.
This is a modified Snakes and Ladders game to review grammar points for JHS first grade (in this version, VERB TENSES). Can be played with individual players or in groups.
This is a bingo activity where the students themselves choose which words to read out and in pairs ask each other the questions.
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