1) Reading Race
2) Shiritori
3) Hangman
4) Crisscross
5) Fruit basket
6) Chinese whispers
7) Karuta
8) Heal me
9) Corrections
10) How much?
11) Contractions: Listen carefully!
12) I spy
13) Do you like sushi?
14) Colour me red
15) This morning, I…
16) Paper airplane facts
17) Create a new ending
18) Muddiest point
19) Dinner party
20) Dream house
21) The talent show
22) Guess the card
23) Catch the ball
24) Secret words
25) Number 7 warmer
26) New angles
27) The three items
28) Truth or lie?
29) Fill the board
30) Present continuous warm up

"Five-minute activities
1) Reading Race – help the students to practice pronunciation, speaking, listening; students stand up, and each column is a team – first student reads the first sentence, the second student reads the second one, the students read until the passage is complete and then they sit down, the team that sits down first is a winner

2) Shiritori – each column of students is a team, each team has a space on the board, a teacher writes a word on the board and students rush to the board to write a word that starts with the last letter of the teacher’s word, the game continues until the teacher stops the game, winner is based on the number of words or points (words with 1-4 letters = 1 point, 5-7 letters= 2 points…)

3) Hangman – a teacher writes empty lines on the board (as much lines as the word has letters), students guess letters to complete the word, if the word does not contain the letter, the teacher draws a part of a hangman

4) Crisscross – a teacher asks students to stand up and the teacher starts by asking questions, students who answer correctly can sit down, the activity ends when everyone is sitting on his chair

5) Fruit basket – students sit in a circle, there is one less chair than the number of students, one student is in the middle and says some sentence (ex. “I have a red jacket”) and everyone that the sentence applies to must change the chair leaving another student in the middle

6) Chinese whispers – a teacher forms teams from students and gives to the first student in the column some sentence, the student whispers the sentence to another student and the first team who writes the sentence on the board correctly is the winner

7) Karuta – helps students with spelling; a teacher divides students into groups and gives in the middle of the groups cards with vocabulary, then the teacher says aloud some word and the student who first grabs the card with the vocabulary has to read it aloud and keep it, who has most cards is a winner"