2010-2011 Grade 5, Lesson 12 - This is a Bedroom

[beaunus]

Here is the PDF.

Here is a powerpoint that shows how to build the house. It is a PDF file that I got off here, I am sorry, I can't remember who I got it from. It is pretty self explanatory. But it might help the kids with the key language and how to actually put it together. It took me watching all of Tombstone to get it coloured. But I might have been distracted. I am sure the kids will do it in record time! I hope it helps!

Whoops... I added it twice, my bad!! >.<

[satchitananda]

How about this story book?
we eat dinner in the bathtub.
 

Fayna, thank you so much for this. Have been racking my brain and google trying to find an ebook/pdf version of this book. Came onto waygook as a last resort.
I know i may be pushing it here but would you by any chance happen to have the pdf version of the book that you can upload? I want to use it with the illustrations as well. To grab the student's attention.

Thanks.

[kkiongozi]

Here is a "Choose Your Own Adventure" style powerpoint about a haunted house that I made.  I got the idea from the Halloween Game that is floating around here and the old "Choose Your Own Adventure" books, obviously.  The kids liked the story enough that they were begging to do it again.

I made the class read the story aloud.  Some of the story is geared more for higher-level students, so I had them explain what it meant in Korean to ensure that the whole class could understand.

OMG THANK YOU! I opened this section to lesson plan and I was like...this story has nothing to do with this chapter....awesome.
I also wanted to do a "choose your own adventure" style lesson for my other grades. Thx for your ppt! I'll use it as a template and upload my versions for other grades soon.

[lindsayforrest]

Another great worksheet package!  Thanks so much - my students really love these!

Nice, clean review or homework sheet.
A couple of issues I have with it: The image on the cover is a "futuristic" living room. Ironically, it looks like a normal modern living room -- just minimalistic style. Google didn't help me very much on this one. I originally thought the title was "this is a living room", hence, the cover photo. The fact that it doesn't make sense is meaningless because this whole chapter is stupid and senseless. But at least I have a nice, pretty home-worksheet for the kiddies to fill in. They love seeing their heads on robot bodies. :-) Enjoy.

[seowon]

I had completing house activity as a group
Ss have to labal the names for sure

[seowon]

Guessing game it's a quiz kids love

[seowon]

I have students make house with these. Be sure they know of the names in English

[seowon]

hidden picture games

[murzzingirl]

I found it from somewhere.

[l.barrington]

This is my introduction ppt. to This is a bedroom.

[melody]

You could use this as a hot-seat game (one student's back to the screen, other groups have to give hints by describing what's in the room, not saying the room name). You could also have one student look at the picture on your computer screen and then he/she has to describe what's in the room (like a reverse hot-seat game). Or you could use it as a warm up or review...whatever works for your students.

[bulgasari]

Here's a bunch of halloween stuff (mostly):

First is a 'objects in a house' ppt with students having to describe what room it's in, and then they see the object fly into the room in the house (adapted from someone else's ppt).

Next is a halloween intro game (some links to youtube videos are at the end (of pumpkins carving themselves and charlie brown trick or treating (I got a rock).
Then a halloween matching game based on the above ppt.
Then the what room is the halloween monster in which someone else posted - I adapted it.
last is the Matt McCoy halloween game. I adapted it using a lot of the Simpsons oriented stuff I posted here:

http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,637.msg174533.html#msg174533

Thanks to those who posted the original ppts...

[Jennifer.kate]

This powerpoint is good for introducing rooms of the house and practicing the present progressive.

[Jennifer.kate]

I forgot to attach the powerpoint last time.  Sorry!  This is good for introducing rooms of the house and practicing present progressive.

[Jennifer.kate]

This is a wordsearch and a worksheet to practice writing (the paper with the lines guiding the letters).

[kkiongozi]

This is a group listening activity that I devised. Divide the students into groups of four. Each group is assigned a room/vocab word from the chapter. Each person in the group gets 1 clue. They read it to the class and each group has to guess what it is. You can either have them guess after the group reads all the clues, or have each group write down all the answers and go over them after all groups have read all their clues. This forces every student to speak.

[kkiongozi]

This is a simple crossword puzzle that I made for this chapter.

[kkiongozi]

This a double puzzle that I made for this chapter (I love double puzzles. They're fun, and it's the perfect way to give all levels of students something to do without dividing the class).
So this is first a wordsearch.
After you find all the words, then use the letters between the found words to construct a sentence at the bottom of the page. (So if you open the file and look on the top line you'll see the letters "w" "h" "a" "t." Those 4 letters are between vocab found in the puzzle).
The sentence is actually a riddle (the answer to the sentence/riddle is What is full of holes, but can still hold water?) A hint to the answer is the title (It's In Your Bathroom).
The answer to the riddle is...a sponge!

The second part was a little difficult to explain in English, but my co-teacher helped with that. I like this riddle because students use their whole bathroom vocabulary to guess. I told them beforehand that the answer was hard, and they might not know the word in English, and that it was ok to tell my co-teacher the answer in Korean if they thought they knew. This made them even more excited and they were guessing all kinds of things, in English too! Turns out "sponge" in Korean is "supongee." oh konglish.

[prisspiggy]

I made this for my 5th graders for Halloween but I forgot to upload it.  It can still be used as a review game of Chapter 12.

My students loved the intro to the game and the sound effects.  They also enjoyed the animation of the +1 life and the -1 life.  I might incorporate another lesson into this game template as the students really liked it and wanted to play it again next class.

Enjoy!

[Jrong]

You're welcome! Glad they like it...

Another great worksheet package!  Thanks so much - my students really love these!

Nice, clean review or homework sheet.
A couple of issues I have with it: The image on the cover is a "futuristic" living room. Ironically, it looks like a normal modern living room -- just minimalistic style. Google didn't help me very much on this one. I originally thought the title was "this is a living room", hence, the cover photo. The fact that it doesn't make sense is meaningless because this whole chapter is stupid and senseless. But at least I have a nice, pretty home-worksheet for the kiddies to fill in. They love seeing their heads on robot bodies. :-) Enjoy.