Junior High School 3rd year
- Abbreviated relative clause writing quiz
- a good warm up or cool down - A worksheet/quiz with questions such as "what food is liked by the ALT the best"
- Abbreviated Relative Pronoun "made in" go fish
- Kids play go fish asking "do you have a ～ made in ～"
- Call "What do you call this" info gap
- Practice for the grammar "We call him Taro." The target phrase is "what do you call this?" / "you call it a ~." Students walk around the room and ask each other how to say certain words in English.
- Causative (~ing makes me adj) worksheet
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- How to Name Bingo
- A bingo activity practicing "How to + verb"
- Indirect Questions Worksheet
- A translation worksheet for the indirect question
- Past Participle (Cheater's) Memory
- Students play “memory” and match the root form of verbs with the past participles. Use this when teaching the passive voice or the present perfect.
- Present Perfect (Completion) Interview-Bingo: "Have you done your homework?"
- An interview/bingo game practicing the completion form of the present perfect
- Present Perfect (Continuous) Bingo
- Students play an interview bingo style game using the continuous form of the present perfect. The verbs used are play, like, study, and live.
- Present Perfect Experience “How many times have you ~ ?” Board Game
- A board game for practicing the present perfect tense expressing experience. The target phrase is “How many times have you ~ ?”
- Relative Pronoun Go Fish
- a card game for practicing the relative pronoun. Either "who" or "that" can be used with this.
- Relative Pronoun Listening Practice
- A listening quiz practicing the relative pronoun (as a subject) using either who or that.
- Relative Pronoun Matching
- A warm up where students match two parts of a sentence. and then translate it to Japanese.
- Relative Pronoun quiz
- a good warm up or cool down - A worksheet/quiz with questions such as "What is the food that the ALT likes the best?"
- Relative pronoun writing worksheet
- students combine to independent sentences into one sentence by using "which, who, and whom"
- Relative Pronoun: Which, Who, or Whom?
- A quick worksheet/quiz where students fill in the blanks with "which," "who," or "whom"
- Review: Correct the errors (end of year worksheet)
- Kids correct sentences with mistakes. Most advanced grammar contained is "how to"
- Want you to - worksheet
- A 5 sentence worksheet on "want you to VERB" and "tell you to VERB." Best used as a cool down after an introduction lesson.
- What's the matter (advanced)
- A revisit of "what's the matter" from second year. Students read a dialog, learn some new vocab, and make their own dialog
- Would you like ~ : New Crown 3 Do It Talk 2 Review
- A sample dialog and skit worksheet using the grammar “would you like ~.” Based on New Crown 3: Do It Talk 2