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(1 vote) I got this idea from ESL Cafe and decided to make a full lesson plan
from it. We are on Unit 9 (1-nensei) right now, so I thought it might
be useful to someone... |
(1 vote)
This is a pronunciation wordtree that compares the pronunciaton (and
perceived sound) of the initial "f" and "h" sounds. This... |
(1 vote)
For the Brits out there, if there's any left :-(
Procedure (How to use):
Listening and reading comprehension followed by information gap activity.
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(1 vote) Another hanko sheet. You could use it as a board game, too. Your choice.
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| Christmas Maru Batsu by ಠ_ಠ (1 vote)
Some people asked about the workings of my maru batsu game, so here we go :D
Materials:
Maru Batsu Cards
Christmas Items Posters
Supplemental videos,... |
(1 vote) This is a modified photo of a poster I made for my English board. It
contains both standard greetings ("Hello") and common slang... |
(2 votes)
This is a pronunciation wordtree that compares the pronunciaton (and
perceived sound) of the initial "r" and "l" sounds. This... |
(1 vote) I've needed a new stampsheet each term for all my classes. Here are two of them.
Procedure (How to use):
Pretty self-explanatory, students put stickers on the... |
| ESS: Loaded Questions by Justin! (2 votes) In my ongoing attempt at turning any and every party game into an ESS activity, I present to yuo Loaded Questions.
Materials Needed:A piece of paper for each... |
(1 vote) This was requested by Kat and inspired by Sayuko. It's pretty rudimentary, but what do you expect from an hour of work on Inkscape?
The idea is that you use... |
(1 vote) Yet another vocabulary list of spring and Easter vocabulary words accompanied by lovely color clipart.
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(1 vote) A printable worksheet of Halloween vocabulary including images. Use the vocabulary to create a fun Halloween game.
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(3 votes) Have students describe and draw their own monster. Vocabulary is provided along with how the words are to be used. I made this for junior high school 2nd and... |
(1 vote)
This is a pronunciation wordtree that compares the pronunciaton (and
perceived sound) of the initial "th" and "z" sounds. This... |
(1 vote) Description:
Worksheets for /v/ and /b/
and
/s/ and /sh/
Sound tree things, with tongue twisters at the bottom.
Procedure (How to use):
person A chooses one... |
(1 vote) I created 10 different North American animal cards with photos and some information about the various animals, including vocabulary definitions for new or... |
(2 votes) AFRICAN TIC-TAC-TOE
(Board game played in pairs)
Target Language- the alphabet, numbers, prepositions (from ~ to ~), locations, directions (north, south,... |
(1 vote)
Here are cards you can use when doing a lesson on describing people. I use these cards in several different ways. As you can see from the cards, the girls... |
(2 votes)
Opaque, a black scribble - may cause problems in certain copy machines (try the lighten setting on your printer)
Trippy, a grid of black and white... |
(2 votes)
The first part is just jobs A-Z. I gave each student a card with a
job on it (one card for each job in english and one for each in
japanese). Students had to... |
(3 votes)
A basic board game. Make your own set of cards, and you can uses this for any topic.
Procedure (How to use):
Contents:
Page 1 : Board Game :... |
(2 votes)
Revision for prepositions.
Procedure (How to use):
Two options.
1. Just give the sheet to them and let them fill it in.
2.
Make teams of 2-4. They have to... |
(2 votes) A bingo-type game where students walk around the room asking their classmates if they have ever _____? For example, "Have you ever seen an elephant?" or "Have... |
(1 vote) This is the game I did in my MYS presentation. People were put into groups of 4 (2 detectives, 2 reporters). The story was cut into strips and taped to the... |
(1 vote)
This is a chart listing senses (i.e. "see) vs. intentional actions
(i.e. "watch" or "look"). I made it for my English board but,... |










