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Start the class by writing several questions using “like” on the board. Give each student a piece of A4 paper and tell them to write their name and the answer…
This game as a bit if prep, but if made and laminated the cards can be used for a number of games in the future. The game plays like the classic card game WAR…
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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…
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By: Eric
Type: Lesson
It's a powerpoint presentation on the story of Frankenstein. It's made for middle school children. Every slide has text on it. Simply read the text on a slide and then move on to the next one. The questions at the end could be skipped, used, or even changed. The slide before the last slide is supposed to be question time about the topic.…
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 on the kinds of words JHS 1st year…
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 Karuta cards if you print them out in…
By: Hannah
Type: Location
”Kobe Gaidai" is the nickname lovingly used by ALT(s) for the Kobe City University of Foreign Studies. It is a common venue for Kobe BOE-sponsored activities such as Summer School…
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 first question together as a class,…
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…