Grade 4 'Lesson 9- How much is it?' (YBM-Sisa (green book))

[village_idiot77]

no idea how to start a thread from the index page here. but here goes my attempt. this song was up here on the 'last year's book' thread, but the timing was all off. i just fixed the timing a bit. enjoy

[v_kcin]

Story Time Script

[energizerbuns]

Here's a very basic ppt for this lesson.

[jimbofoster]

This is a bomb game for lesson 9 part 1. It is basic, just for the kids to get use to the new vocab and sentences. A more detailed (and comic) one will be posted soon.

[jimbofoster]

Here is a bomb game for lesson 9, part 1. It is basic. A more detailed (and comic) one will be posted soon.

[Kimchi-Kennamer]

Attached are 3 ppts:
1.Lesson 1 - intro. - this is a ppt I found that was in dollars, I changed it to won and some items.
2.Price is right game. - I prefer this game over the others I have found, I did not make this but it is not attached to this thread.
3.May I help you game. - I made this ppt originally for the 6th grade lesson. I have dumbed it down a bit and changed the prices from dollars to won. I used pictures of myself as the shopkeeper but removed them for waygook.

[mandu]

A useful song for practicing the "I want a ____" expression. A Shirley Temple piece, "I want a hippopotamus for Christmas."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMfcfYcIDbg

[displayname]

easy worksheet and the role play typed up.

[bretzlz86]

Angry Birds Bomb Game "How much is it." My 4th graders really liked it.

[fossil754]

That angry birds game is really in depth.  Great job!

[brandon85]

Here is a game that involves a giant Yut Nori Board (sorry, you will have to make one - or draw it on the chalk board)

1) Divide the class into groups of 7-8 (should have about 4 teams).

2) Two students will come up from one group, and using the Powerpoint attached, must create a question and a response (How much is this dvd? It is $18 dollars).

3) If they have a correct response, they can throw the Yut and move their marker.

4) Repeat for each team, and for each round ensure that the teams cycle through their players.

[Kevin?]

here is a ptt.

and a work sheet.

i pasted the items from  the second page into the first, bc it wouldn't all fit on one pg of a word doc

the third page are just big numbers, i used it to practice hundreds and thousands, i would put the numbers on the board, and two students would have pointers, i would read a number and whoever pointed to it first, got a pt for their team, a fun way to practice.

[energizerbuns]

A story time, role play power point. Quick and simple.

[sarahseonsaengnim]

Here are some games we played for my open class

the scavenger hunt only takes a few minutes to actually play, but i think they liked the ppt... and there are some extra slides at the bottom that i made but didn't include to make the instructions shorter.

and the scavenger hunt leads into the next activity- shopping but  you'll need to print out the materials from the british council website

and finally the sales ppt just explains what garage and yard sales are, and some other common sale signs seen in america and such...

so yeah, maybe someone can use them...?

[jeonjuhustle]

Mario Bomb Game with what I think is the newer template.

[edu+smart]

Here are some assets for that can be used to supplement your textbook for this unit. This file contains four handouts meant to be used over the length of the entire unit. These are meant to build on the vocabulary and expressions in the unit and other skills.

I teach at a school where most of the students have lived or studied overseas, so some other students/school may find this difficult.

[sprayofw]

Here's worksheet for lesson 9~

[beano1982]

here is a ppt i made which links in with page 96 and 97 of the book. there is two word doc to accompany the power point. the fist one is for the role play on page 96 and the next one is instead of the chant.  hope this helps.

[beano1982]

here is a good ppt to use to introduce lesson 9 pages 94 qnd 95. I stole the game at the end but the rest is mine. I hope it helps.

[Paul]

Gameboards for Tactical Tic-Tac-Toe.

These cover "May I help you.", "I want a [._.]." and "How much is it?". The three boards/shops on the page gradually increase in difficulty by bringing in new vocab.

Print one per 2 students.

Student A says the first line, then Student B says the next couple (chooses row) and finally Student A says the final price (chooses a column). The intersection of the row and column is where Student A sticks their game piece/mark. 3 in a row wins, diagonals OK.