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Review the key phrase and countries on the handout. All of the countries shown are within theEigo Noto books, though Spain is in Eigo Noto 1, and…
Create a battleship style worksheet (two grids on a page, approx 6×6 each). Type the example sentence, “Have you seen ~ ?” or “Have you heard ~ ?” at the top…
You may be aware that I recently solicited the ALT
community for responses to a questionnaire in the hopes that I could use the data to build a family…
community for responses to a questionnaire in the hopes that I could use the data to build a family…
Recent Content
By: Elisa
Type: Lesson
Funny and slightly challenging karuta cards for the vocab to the Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes song
. Also includes feet, but you can delete that or switch it for hands or something.
By: Sara
Type: Lesson
I've uploaded the "cheat sheet" I mentioned at the phonics seminar during this past job training
. It's not comprehensive, it just really covers the long and short vowels and silent/magic e rule. I didn't want to overload them and only wanted to focus…
By: Stephen
Type: Lesson
In this lesson
, I've included my verb flashcard set. I made for 6th graders in an attempt to expand their verb choices so they could at least make more interesting sentences using the "I can~" grammatical framework.
These flashcards can also be made into…
By: Stephanie
Type: Lesson
Summary: This Christmas lesson
is based on an Englipedia lesson, modified for the ability of my students (ichinensei). First, we preview the worksheet as a class, checking the character names and meanings of the Word Box words. We do the…
By: Cheyanne
Type: Lesson
This will take 1-2 lessons, depending on how much time your students need writing and if you want them to share their creations at the end.
I start by introducing the class to superstitions with a powerpoint. This should be after the conditional clause has already been introduced to the students. The powerpoint gives examples of different…
