These are a collection of free flashcards I have used with the Eigo Noto lessons for the fifth grade students. I hope you find them useful for your Eigo Noto classes. Print them out in "color" or even "black and white" in case of emergencies. All are in .pdf format for easy downloading or displaying with an internet connected browser on an electronic blackboard. Click the heading for a full list of the flashcards. They are free but the images remain copyright of the publisher. They are definitely not for resale. They are for the purpose of using them in Japanese Elementary School "Eigo Noto" Classroom Lessons for Grade 5 and 6 lessons.

These too are a collection of free flashcards I have used with the Eigo Noto lessons for the fifth and sixth grade students. And yes, do remember that they are free but the images remain copyright of the publisher. So, they are definitely not for resale and for the purpose of using in Japanese Elementary School "Eigo Noto" Classroom Lessons. This is just to make myself clear. But go ahead and click the header to get to the Book 2 Flashcards Archives page. I hope your students love them and you.

These are The ENB's very own home-made special ESL worksheets that will hopefully promote, well, Japanese kids working on ESL worksheets. I can't speak for everyone else in Japan, but I haven't really had any major problems in giving these to the kids. They are also great for checking on their phonics and reading skills by keeping track of their scores as a class in a spreadsheet and graphing it once in a while. I'll put up a post regarding that very soon.

In the meantime, I hope they work well in your lessons. If you don't use them just keep them in mind if a ever a student will ask you for some extra work or homework.

And I'm quite serious about calling these "QTW's". Just take a look in the little category box below..."Book 1 QTW's."

Here are the Book 2 QTW's. Hope they work out well for you. Also, you might think that Grade 6 students may seem to be a little more adept at phonics than the lower grades but things might be exactly the opposite. Try and get a "feeling" for your classes before you hand these out. You might not be exactly putting the "fun" in learning if you use these the wrong way. So, don't forget to tell the kids, "It's not a test, it's practice."