Grade 4 (Bomi and Bibi Textbook): Lesson 12 "What Do You Want?"

[Paul]

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Chapter: "Lesson 12 - What Do You Want?"
Book: Elementary School English 4
Publisher: Mirae-EN
Notable Characters: Bomi, Buzz, Bibi.
Years Active: 2011-2012 onwards


Printable Gameboard attached for the paperclip flicking "My Land" Game. It's food themed and has the students play around with articles*. It's in a PPT form because that's how my template is and I cannot export to PDF on this machine. Sorry.

It's a pair game. Students RPS to choose who goes first. Player 1 asks the question, Player 2 answers. Then, Player 2 has to try and flick the paperclip at the thing they specified. Personally, I set the rule that they may hit the target once or miss 3 times before the players swap roles. Players sign off the food/drink items when they "consume" (win) one. Most items "consumed" at the end is the winner.

*Something the book manages to mess up atrociously on the CD despite having a long spool in the Teacher's Guide saying how correct article usage is one of the goals of the chapter. Sigh.

[cmtaylor]

Here's a practice ppt I used for period 1 to show the differences between a/an and un/countable nouns.

We also used 2 games in the first period:

Pictionary (my kids love this) - let one student from each group come to the front and give them 1-2mins to draw the various objects you taught them before. Their group should answer with "I want a/an/some" - don't give them the point unless they use the correct word and say the whole sentence.

Snowball game - 1) "I want an apple", 2) "I want an apple and some water", 3) "I want an apple, some water and some milk" .... Play with the whole class getting each group to add a line, or have them do it in their pairs/groups.

[Chrisk]

monster race game for period 2

[GwangjuLaura]

This is a powerpoint review game I made for lesson 1 of "What Do You Want." It is simple enough.

Each slide is an image covered in puzzle pieces.

Ask the students "What do you want?"
Have them offer up answers. After each volunteer take away one puzzle piece.

Enjoy.

[meg.y]

Here's a PPT with a dual pass the ball game and a guess what game.

For the Guess What game, print out the last slide and laminate them. One per student. It's a lot like Guess Who just with other objects. IE "Do you want something red?" "Do you want school supplies?"

Takes about twenty-five minutes with both games and explanations.

[sffog]

what do you want puzzle ppt - expanded version.