for lesson 16

Here are the following attachments:
My introduction
A Connect 4 PowerPoint game: I play by splitting the class into 2 teams. When you click on the circle, it will turn blue, so you can have 2 different colors.  For the first two pictures, you should click on the smaller picture in the corner to activate the trigger.  I have a Mac, so I wasn't able to get rid of them completely and create the triggers all over again.
A group Connect 4 activity: After playing with the class, I then gave each group of students 1 sheet.  I told them to divide into 2 teams.  When it's their turn, they should say the question and the answer in order to mark the box.  You should explain that the questions and answers will not match every time. 
A Spongebob PPT game
Baskin Robbins game: I'm not exactly sure how the original creator intended on using this game, but ever since I downloaded it, I've played it this way.  I give each student a number and then they all stand up.  I tell them that their number is a secret.  I go around the room allowing students to choose a number on the PPT.  After they tell me the number, they should then create a sentence with the corresponding word.  Then, whoever has that number should sit down.  After that number is finished, I click on the little black box, which will cover up the numbered box that was chosen.  Whoever is left standing in the end, I give a piece of candy or a sticker.  I recently changed it a little to make it a bit more exciting.  When I hand out the numbers, on 4 of the numbers I have written the word BOMB.  So, when their number is called, not only do they have to sit down, but the person who chose that number has to as well.  :) 

Found this game template in the 6th grade lesson - adapted it to fit G5L16 fun talk 1

Your kids should know how the "nunchi" game works - you have to try and get through a sentence in your groups without 2 people standing up to say the same word at the same time.

I also add the rule that you may not stand up consecutively in a line or a group so they don't just say the next word to the person behind them.

Oh, and level 3 is insanely difficult. Good luck :)

I don't know how to post this in the right place but I made this mario bomb game for chaper 16 congratulations. Covers first two lessons.

Memory game adapted from a grade 6 post (it's really fast so use the arrow keys to show each slide a few times.)
I plan to play in pairs and use two sets of cards from the back of the book. Students watch the screen and put the cards in the correct order on the desk.

Also, a basic storytime ppt with disappearing dialogue.

I am not enjoying lesson 16 at all!

I wanted to post this under lesson 16's title, but I didn't have the option. Anyway, I made an introduction PPT.

A good video here;

http://www.adamthomasphotography.com/Other/Videos-with-Subtitles/i-sgmvskQ/A

Here's a Telepathy game for the kids.  I have the kids read all of the choices, give them 10 seconds to choose, write it down, and get the points.  They loved it.  Simple and fun.