2009 March Posts - Eat Your Kimchi

Future Jobs Puzzle

Students solve the puzzle by putting the words in the right order. Every word has a numerical value. Those numbers are plugged into a formula, [...]

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Midterm Review

Students prepare for the midterm exam by playing a fun game that gets the whole class moving. Basically, the lesson prepares students for the multiple [...]

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Emotions and Gestures

Students discuss how they feel and what they should do about it in a boring way (sorry: it was my first lesson ever).

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Time Stamps and Hobbies

Students play Pictionary and another nameless but fun game to discuss their hobbies.

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Boggle

Teach students how to play Boggle; comes with handout and powerpoint presentation. Basically, this is like the wordsearches that they’re used to, only this one [...]

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How to Talk About Your Vacations

Students talk about their vacation in an unfortunately boring way (sorry – my first lesson ever).

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Passive Structure

Students brush up on active and passive structure through a team-guessing game.

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Comparative Adjectives

Students learn comparative adjectives through country comparison trivia. Gets them thinking in groups and working together, and doesn’t bore them to death in the process

How to Talk About Movies

Ever have your student ask you if you saw a movie, but you didn’t see it, and then you ask them how it was? Have [...]

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How to Small Talk

Students learn how to say more than “how are you I am fine nice to meet you.” You’ll go over different greetings and different departures [...]

Create a Superhero

Students create their own superhero and villain, draw and color them, then use English to explain them. This lesson is great for a break from [...]

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Icebreakers and Introductions

Introduce yourself with this game, then have your students introduce themselves through this handout. Great for starting off your summer or winter camps or your [...]

How to Talk About Music

Students love K-Pop. Teach them how to talk about their favorite K-Pop songs and videos in English. We’ll discuss different parts of the song, like [...]