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Guess Who Help Sheet
A sheet to help students form sentences for the game Guess Who. I have played this game with successfully with children as young as 4, and it works very well over ZOOM as well, if you both have the same copy of the game.
Level: elementary
Age: 4-100
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Downloads: 5
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Quiz about Northern Ireland 2017
An information gap activity. Students learn the sentence "What X do Northern Irish people like?". The answers are provided so please erase them as necessary. I usually make five sets, A,B,C,D and E. Each set only has two answers so students have to ask each other to get them all. I keep the last set so students have to talk to me. Takes about 20 mi...
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 33
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Map for asking directions
An example map for Japanese students working on asking and giving directions.
Level: elementary
Age: 6-100
Type:
Downloads: 9
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What X do you like? Snakes and Ladders
Students take turns moving around the board asking the question "What X do you like?"
When a player lands on a space, the others must ask them, for example, "What food do you like?"
I have played this successfully with 5 year old students over ZOOM, so I think it can work well with any age level.
The game takes at least 20 minutes with two...
Level: elementary
Age: 5-100
Type:
Downloads: 7
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What X do you like Snakes and Ladders Short
Students take turns moving around the board asking the question "What X do you like?" When a player lands on a space, the others must ask them, for example, "What food do you like?" I have played this successfully with 5 year old students over ZOOM, so I think it can work well with any age level. This is a shorter version that can be played as an i...
Level: elementary
Age: 5-100
Type:
Downloads: 6
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Are you OO? Do you like guessing game
Students choose a character and then take turns asking each other if they like certain food, ie "Do you like pizza?" Based on their answers they can guess what character their partner is, ie "Are you Pikachu?". An X means no, and a O means yes. A simple game for elementary school students, feel free to change the characters to ones your students kn...
Level: elementary
Age: 3-100
Type:
Downloads: 11
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Food Snakes and Ladders!
Students take turns moving around the board asking the question "What X do you like?" When a player lands on a space, the others must ask them, for example, "Do you like potatoes?" I have played this successfully with 5 year old students over ZOOM, so I think it can work well with any age level. The game takes at least 20 minutes with two players. ...
Level: elementary
Age: 5-100
Type:
Downloads: 7
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12 Days of Christmas
The famous song, written in 1780, with a Japanese translation and phonetic translation into katakana. Be warned that "Pipers Piping" sounds a lot like "Brazil wax" in Japanese. Much hilarity!
Level: elementary
Age: 8-100
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 7
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I like bingo!
Students choose which foods they like and dislike and make a mark in each box. They then go around and talk to their friends.
Easy version: they can circle an item if they have the same opinion.
Hard version: they can only circle an item if their friend likes that item.
Even harder: students can only ask if they win a game of rock paper scissor...
Level: elementary
Age: 6-100
Type: activity-card
Downloads: 7
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How many mice? Chinese Zodiac I Spy
Practice asking "How many ?" by counting the animals of the zodiac. Each number from 1 to 12 features once. Note that this uses the Japanese zodiac which features slightly different animals.
In particular, mouse instead of rat, cow instead of ox, sheep instead of goat, chicken instead of rooster, and wild boar instead of pig
Level: elementary
Age: 3-6
Type: worksheet
Downloads: 9
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