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Rules/Explanation:
This is an activity in which students spot English mistakes. They spot the “fake” sentences and correct them, to gain points. These sentences are called “imposters”, hence the game is called “English Imposters.”
Students play in teams, or in a special needs class just by themselves. The goal is to guess which sentence out of 4 has a mistake, and is thereby an “imposter”.
So they have to guess one out of red, blue, green, and orange.

This is an activity which uses the relative pronoun. Can be used with "which" and "that".

I usually draw a robot and fill in my own sentences on the board with my JTE. It's good for showing them how many options they have:

"...which is...
... which can...
... which has...
... which are...
... which makes..."
etc.

If you ever need something for the students to read that isn't from the textbook, here you go. I had to write it, so now I'm subjecting all y'all to it.

Good for use with present perfect continuous.

My Guess Who boards. Includes one for use in 1st grade, and one for 3rd grade (relative pronouns: who).

I usually limit to 3 or 4 questions before having to guess. Up to you to include asking if the character is a boy or a girl as one of the questions that counts towards the limit. You can also play against the class to demo it (ie. They try to guess your character).

Happy guessing!

Link to Superhero Scene It
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r0HlGXJWZy6xU0Uq2kHyHbEBqEN0rscO...

Scene it game Fantasy edition
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dBsoIuonXb5OJgQDqhidw2QptFEAeKX-...

Scene it
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14X1ITzNUHDYRrx6ZV07iUX-Jjp9cpp-p/view?u...

This game is mostly used as a end of unit or multi unit review game. The game comes with two versions of the cards. Both versions have 26 cards total. If your class has more than 26 students like most of my classes then you can just print 1 extra card sheet.
I prefer to use the numbered version. Using this version I can just change out the questions on the slide each time instead of printing new cards with the target vocab or question. The game also includes the score card and well as instructions on how to play the game.

A version of Spyfall that can be used with the whole class rather than small groups. There are 3 Team Rocket members that students need to find by using the target grammar with a "secret topic" that everyone except the Team Rocket members know. Cards are numbered from 1-6 but you can add more numbers if students are nosy and peek at the other students when their number is called.

1. Introduce target sentence, eg:

2年 Unit 1 "When" --> "What do you do when you have free time?"

YERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

Here's my lesson for the textbook search for 1st years Unit 8 Part 1 (Here We Go 1!).

you can use this activity for any grammar that involves describing people, places, things, animals, etc.

How to play:
Split them into 6 groups.
Give them one hint at a time.
First team to finish finding all the pictures/drawings and writing the page number down wins.