[Shinosuke]

Currently teaching children (age 13-15) in a Japanese Junior High School, and doing passive voice this week and next week.

I have made worksheets for my kids, they know how to change sentences into passive voice now (at least I hope so).

Eg. "A great pilot flew the plane."
-> "The plane was flown by a great pilot."

However, I need some help on planning a game for this grammar point. I have thought about it for a while but couldn't get my head to function.

Will really appreciate it if someone could give me a few ideas or similiar games they have done before.

Cheers.

[susan53]

Try these Shinosuke :

http://www.eslpartyland.com/teachers...ssivecards.htm

http://www.esl-lounge.com/level3/lev3passivegame.shtml

or see this page on Mesmark's site

[mesmark]

In the junior highs I like to play Bombs Away which is just battleship. This is really just for practice and fluency. I assume they have already learned the grammar behind it.

www.mes-english.com/games/bombsaway.php

There is a passive sheet all ready to go. If you hear a lot of laughter, you know that they understand what they are saying.

For introduction I use my cards Susan53 linked to above.

[Shinosuke]

Thanks a lot of the links.
Will read through them and most likely use the battleship game ^_^

Much appreciated!!

[mesmark]

Quote Shinosuke

Thanks a lot of the links.
Will read through them and most likely use the battleship game ^_^

Much appreciated!!

Cool! Let us know how it goes.

P.S. I like the user name Kureon Shinchan, right?

[Shinosuke]

Thanks for the comment.
Yes, it is, indeed, Crayon Shinchan - Nohara Shinnosuke

Will be doing the "BombsAway" on next week.. will give feedback

PS: I really like your website Very helpful, keep it up!!