Kahoot Game for Future Forms by jchurtado8

This is a Kahoot game I found for future forms.  It is not my own creation, but I used it in my classroom, and it worked well.  So I'm posting it here.

Model Text for future forms (using video from English Panda)

(TESOL Materials--Future Forms)

Video Link: Future Plans in English Conversation | Will, Going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple

Worksheet: docs, pub

Notes: This model text uses a video from English Panda Youtube Channel.  The staging is as follows:

Lead-in: Students talk about what they are doing this Saturday

Gist Task: Students watch video, and answer the question "Why is John happy at the end of the video?"

Specific Information Questions: Students watch the video again, and answer the questions on the first page of the worksheet.

Noticing Activity: Students are given pages 4 and 5 of the worksheet.  Students are instructed to underline the parts of the transcript which refer to future time.  Students are then given the answer sheet (pages 2 and 3 of the transcript).

Clarification of Meaning: With the sound turned off, display some of the key sentences on the video.  Ask Concept Checking Questions to clarify the meaning.  

https://youtu.be/79Yxp84s0KI?si=8XzEgFdDHCb40GOp

What time are most people going to show up to Gus’s party on Saturday?

What does John have to study for?

How many people will be going to Gus’s party?

Where is Marcus going next week?

What job did Marcus just quit?

Who is playing at the live show at the pub?

What time does the show start?

What time are most people going to show up to Gus’s party on Saturday?

What does John have to study for?

How many people will be going to Gus’s party?

Where is Marcus going next week?

What job did Marcus just quit?

Who is playing at the live show at the pub?

What time does the show start?

https://youtu.be/79Yxp84s0KI?si=8XzEgFdDHCb40GOp

So, are you guys going to Gus’s party on Saturday?

Yes, Steve and I will be there. But I think we’ll be late. Do you think that’ll be ok?

I think so. He told me that most people are going to show up around 7.

Ok, great. We’re going out for dinner with Steve’s parents at 6, so we will probably arrive just after 9.

John, are you going to Gus’s party?

No, I’m going to be studying for my midterm test on Saturday. The test is on Monday. Who will be going?

Well, I would guess that around 10 people will be there.

Cool. Will Sally be there?

Yes, she’s coming. But she’s going to bring her new boyfriend.

Boyfriend? Oh well.

Anyway… Marcus, are you still going to Australia next week?

Yes! I'm flying next Thursday, and I'm going to spend the first few days in Sydney and then I'm going to rent a caravan and tour around the country.

Cool! How long are you going to be gone?

I just quit my job at the bank, so I will have plenty of time to enjoy a long vacation. I think it's going to be an incredible trip so I will stay as long as I can. What about you, John? What are you going to do after you graduate?

Maybe I'll take a vacation too. I don't know. I'll decide then.

Hey, What are you guys doing tonight?

Since Marcus is leaving next week, he and I are going to a live show at the pub downtown for a little going away party. Want to come?

Cool! Who is playing?

Japanda Banda. I think it will be an awesome show.

Sounds fun, but I can't. I'm going to work on my project tonight because I'm giving a presentation at noon tomorrow and I need to be ready. But I'll call you if I finish early.

Sure! We will be there at 7 and the show starts at 8. John, will you come?

Maybe, will Sally be there?

I'll invite her… and her boyfriend.

Oh yeah, boyfriend. I forgot!

Ok, I will come. I will be a little late because I'm going to be in class until 7. Will you get me an extra ticket and I'll pay you back when I get there?

No problem.

Ok, If everyone is going, I will go too. I will try to finish my project as quickly as I can.

Great. It's going to be a fun night.  I’ll miss you, guys when I'm in Australia.

We'll miss you too! I'm sure it's going to be the trip of a lifetime.

Oh, hi guys!

Sally! We were just making plans for tonight. We are going to a concert. Want to join us?

Sure, I would love to. I just broke up with my boyfriend and it will be good to get out with friends. John, are you going?

Cool!

So, are you guys going to Gus’s party on Saturday?

Yes, Steve and I will be there. But I think we’ll be late. Do you think that’ll be ok?

I think so. He told me that most people are going to show up around 7.

Ok, great. We’re going out for dinner with Steve’s parents at 6, so we will probably arrive just after 9.

John, are you going to Gus’s party?

No, I’m going to be studying for my midterm test on Saturday. The test is on Monday. Who will be going?

Well, I would guess that around 10 people will be there.

Cool. Will Sally be there?

Yes, she’s coming. But she’s going to bring her new boyfriend.

Boyfriend? Oh well.

Anyway… Marcus, are you still going to Australia next week?

Yes! I'm flying next Thursday, and I'm going to spend the first few days in Sydney and then I'm going to rent a caravan and tour around the country.

Cool! How long are you going to be gone?

I just quit my job at the bank, so I will have plenty of time to enjoy a long vacation. I think it's going to be an incredible trip so I will stay as long as I can. What about you, John? What are you going to do after you graduate?

Maybe I'll take a vacation too. I don't know. I'll decide then.

Hey, What are you guys doing tonight?

Since Marcus is leaving next week, he and I are going to a live show at the pub downtown for a little going away party. Want to come?

Cool! Who is playing?

Japanda Banda. I think it will be an awesome show.

Sounds fun, but I can't. I'm going to work on my project tonight because I'm giving a presentation at noon tomorrow and I need to be ready. But I'll call you if I finish early.

Sure! We will be there at 7 and the show starts at 8. John, will you come?

Maybe, will Sally be there?

I'll invite her… and her boyfriend.

Oh yeah, boyfriend. I forgot!

Ok, I will come. I will be a little late because I'm going to be in class until 7. Will you get me an extra ticket and I'll pay you back when I get there?

No problem.

Ok, If everyone is going, I will go too. I will try to finish my project as quickly as I can.

Great. It's going to be a fun night.  I’ll miss you, guys when I'm in Australia.

We'll miss you too! I'm sure it's going to be the trip of a lifetime.

Oh, hi guys!

Sally! We were just making plans for tonight. We are going to a concert. Want to join us?

Sure, I would love to. I just broke up with my boyfriend and it will be good to get out with friends. John, are you going?

Cool!

None of us/ One of us/ Some of us/All of us for "going to-" future

(TESOL Worksheets--going to future, Any Grammar Point)
Google: docs, pub
The specific example linked to above ("What are your plans for tonight?") is for the "going to" future, but the general activity can be used for any grammar point.

Students are put in groups, ideally of 4 or 5.  They think of sentences using the target language that are true for them.  They then compare sentences with their group, and try to find at least one sentence that is true for only one person in the group, one sentence that is true for some people in the group, one sentence that is true for all the people in the group, and one sentence that is true for none of the people in the group.
It should be possible to adapt this to any grammar point. e.g going to (What are you going to do tonight?), past simple (What did you do yesterday?), present perfect (What unique experiences have you had?), second conditional (What would you do if you had a million dollars?) etc.
Note: Some variation is possible with the categories according to personal preference.  Some teachers omit “none of us”.  Other teachers add categories like “two of us”, “three of us”, etc.

What are your plans for tonight?  Talk to your group and fill in the chart:

None of us
One of us
Some of us
All of us

Going To Lesson Plan

(TESOL Worksheets--Going to, CELTA Style Lesson Plans)

Google Drive Folder HERE
Lesson Plan: drive, docs, pub
Slideshow: slides, pub
Listening Activities: docs, pub
Picture Matching Activity: drive, docs, pub
Pictures listed in order of the listening (for teacher's reference): drive, docs, pub
Human Bingo: drive, docs, pub

"Going to" versus "Will" Doraemon PowerPoint Game

(TESOL Worksheets--Future Forms, Will, Going to)
Google: drive, slides, pub
[The PowerPoint template is not mine, but was designed by Kyle Ludeke.  The questions are not mine either.  They come from English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy (A).  I only claim a transcriber's credit on this one.]

Going To Slideshow

(Movie slideshow Grammar Sections--Going To)

Taken from The Emperor's New Groove -- Part 21, Robin Hood--Part 5, Princess Mononoke--Part 13

Presentation only version: slides, pub
Version with example sentences from The Emperor's New Groove: slides, pub
Version with example sentences from Robin Hood: slides, pub
Version with example sentences from Princess Mononoke: slides, pub

Version with example sentences from The Emperor's New Groove: slides, pub



Version with example sentences from Robin Hood: slides, pub



Version with example sentences from Princess Mononoke: slides, pub

Naruto PowerPoint Game: Going to

(TESOL Worksheets--Going to)
Google: drive, slides, pub

I'm claiming no credit for this one.  The PowerPoint format was designed by Stemarty, and the questions all come from English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy (A).

Mingle Activity for "Going to"

(TESOL Worksheets--Going to)
Google: drive, docs, pub
[This worksheet uses the masculine pronoun "his" for the teacher. It will need to be modified by any female teachers using it in their classes.]

Talk to three students.  Ask them the following questions:

		student 1	student 2	student 3
1.	What are you going to do after class finishes?
2.	What are you going to do tomorrow?
3.	What are you going to have for breakfast tomorrow morning?
4.	What movies are you going to watch?
5.	What clothes are you going to wear tomorrow?
6.	What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?
7.	What present are you going to buy the teacher for his birthday?
8.	What are you going to do when you retire?
9.	What books are you going to read?
10.	When are you going to exercise next?  What exercise are you going to do?