Give three different ways to answer the question "How are you?" (30 seconds)
Examples:
1. I'm great!
2. I'm good.
3. I'm okay.
4. I'm alright.
Rearrange jumbled words to make a sentence:
BOUGHT / THIS / MY / BIKE / ME / MOTHER
(Clue: S V O O)
(30 seconds)
My mother bought me this bike.
(S V O O)
I (take a bath / am taking a bath) right now.
(15 seconds)
I am taking a bath right now.
(This is an action happening NOW, so use -ing form.)
(One person will answer)
I like ____________, but I don't like _____________.
(15 seconds)
I like ramen, but I don't like tonkotsu ramen.
Touch something red. (All members, 15 seconds)
(JTE and ALT will judge if they are successful).
You're talking to an English speaker, but he/she is talking too fast. What do you say? (30 seconds)
"Could you please talk more slowly?"
Rearrange jumbled words to make a sentence:
TOLD / HER / SHE / ME / SECRETS
(Clue: S V O O)
(30 seconds)
She told me her secrets.
(S V O O)
My mother (prepares / is preparing) my lunch box every morning.
(15 seconds)
My mother prepares my lunchbox every morning.
(This is a HABIT, something she does everyday, so it uses the base form.)
Complete the question:
"Have you...?"
(one person will answer, 20 seconds)
Have you seen this movie?
Have you done your homework?
As a group, choose one English song and sing it for 20 seconds.
(15 seconds to prepare, 20 seconds to sing).
(JTE and ALT will judge if they are successful).
You need to talk to Mr. Smith, but he is talking to Ms. Jones. What do you say?
"Excuse me."
Rearrange jumbled words to make a sentence:
BEST / A / I / CAKE / FRIEND / FOR / BAKED / MY
(Clue: S V O + for ~)
(30 seconds)
I baked a cake for my best friend.
(S V O for ~ )
Did you know that the earth (is going / goes) around the sun? (15 seconds)
Did you know that the earth goes around the sun?
(This is a FACT, so use base form.)
Talk about ONE THING you do regularly (habit).
Example: I play video games every night. / I wash the dishes after dinner.
(1 sentence per member. You have 40 seconds)
I play video games every night.
Solve the Puzzle (30 seconds):
Mary’s father has five daughters – Nana, Nene, Nini, Nono. What is the fifth daughter’s name?
If you answered Nunu, you are wrong. It is Mary!
Each member in the group will try to compliment (say something nice) about the next person.
(You can't say the same thing!)
(1 minute)
Examples:
"I like your new hairstyle."
"You look great today."
"Your necklace is so pretty."
-Rearrange jumbled words to make a sentence:
ME / MY / HAPPY / DOGS / MAKE / ALWAYS
(Clue: S V O C)
(20 seconds)
My dogs always make me happy.
My siblings and I (brush / are brushing) our teeth thrice a day. (15 seconds)
My siblings and I brush our teeth thrice a day.
(This is a HABIT, something you do regularly, so use present tense.)
EACH MEMBER must use "have to" in a sentence.
(1 minute)
You have to tell me now.
I have to do my homework.
As a group, do the "Floss" Dance.
(Jeorgia sensei will show you. 30 seconds to prepare, 10seconds to dance)
Give THREE other ways to say "Goodbye"
(30 seconds)
There are many possible answers:
- "See you later." / "See you soon."
- "Take care."
- "Have a nice day."
- "It was nice seeing you."
- "Until next time."
Slang/Very casual ways:
- "Catch you later!"
- "Laters!"
- "Peace out!" / "Peace!"
- "Gotta go!"
Rearrange jumbled words to make a sentence:
FOUND / THE / I / DIFFICULT / EXAM / VERY
(Clue: S V O C)
(20 seconds)
I found the exam very difficult.
My mother usually cooks dinner for us, but my father (cooks / is cooking) it tonight. That is because it's Mom's birthday today!
(30 seconds)
My mother usually cooks dinner for us, but my father is cooking it tonight. That is because it's Mom's birthday today!
(This is an action he is doing NOW, so use -ing form.)
Each member of the group must complete this sentence (1 minute):
Next summer vacation, I am going to ____________________.
Examples:
Next summer vacation, I am going to study abroad.
Next summer vacation, I am going to try a new sport.
Solve the Puzzle (50 seconds):
Why would a man living in Tokyo not be buried in Sapporo?
Because he is still living (alive).
(Or: Because he isn't dead yet.)