M.A.S.H. Game "going to" and "will"

[simplypanda]

Hey Everyone!

Did you also play M.A.S.H. in school? I thought it would be fun to incorporate it into a middle school lesson, since it's something I enjoyed doing as a middle school student. If you don't know how to play M.A.S.H. here are instructions: http://www.ehow.com/how_2124189_play-mash.html

My 2nd grade students studied "going to" and "will" from the Thomas Orr text books (chapter 4, I believe) So I thought this would be a good way to review.

I only teach girl's so my lesson is geared for that, but some simple changes can be made to make it work for anyone.

When everyone was done (the last 5 or so minutes of class) I asked one student one of the questions from the dialogue, after she answered she choose another student and asked a different question and this went on until the bell rang.

If you make any changes, or add any activities, please post back here so others can benefit  :D

[noles1970]

Good idea.My girls will like it.I like the dialogue practice at the end too.

[lee seung hee]

Thanks a lot. ^^

[smkims007]

Thanks for the PPT, my students really liked it.
I made this worksheet to give it out to students when 20 mins left in class.
And did the wrap up at the last 5 min.

[ketravison]

My 2nd and 3rd grade girls found it quite interesting, but the boys didn't get into it...  Thanks for the post!

[Janice]

Thank you! I was looking for this kind of activity... very useful! :)