This is a thread for any lesson material for Lee Suk Jae's Middle School English Grade 3 Lesson 5: I Don't Agree with You! Please share your contributions here. Be sure to explain exactly what you are posting and please do not post multi-level materials in this thread. Also, any review lessons or materials should be posted in the review section for this grade. Best of luck in your lesson planning!

Great ppt as usual Jharris! But the vocabulary and dialogue questions are from the last lesson, just thought I'd point that out 

Again, I based my lesson around JHarris' work but split it up into two lessons.

Lesson 5A:
Changed some of the graphics. Added some extra explanation. Added some bracketed pre-built sentences to use each expression... but most of them are loaded, so you can tell who is paying attention! Added slides about what annoys me (Stepping on lego's made everyone cringe).

I chose Kaboom for the activity. You will need to print out some stuff for this game, attached below. Play instructions are on the slide. More details elsewhere here on Waygook if you need it.

Lesson 5B:
I usually use the second part of the lesson as a review and to do the bulk of the bookwork. So... the PPT reviews the terms we learned last week using largely the same format, and ends up with a modified taboo game. I just split the kids up into boys and girls and pitted them against eachother--it's worked out so far.

Edit:
- Attached Activity Printouts
- Uploaded a cleaner version of 5A

Thanks everyone for posting their PPTs! Here is my adapted version.

Part 1 - ABC game - go around room and each student has to say something beginning with letters of the alphabet. You can do it in seat order / write up the alphabet and pick a letter at random for each student/ use student numbers / teams and roll the dice to decide who gets the next letter.
Sentences for dialog attached.

Part 2 - warm up - Jake's perfect sandwich clip from youtube. Students watch. Say whether they agree/disagree with the statement and then in their opinion, draw the perfect sandwich (in teams)
Bingo game attached as well - boards printed from the website generator. Language from the textbook game used.

2017 update
Part 1 - warm up = 2 versions of the same song embedded - which do they like better? Elicit opinions / worksheet for drawing the sandwich added

Part 2 - Songs warm up - which do they like better? / Example pics updated

For the ABC game - loads of ways you could do it. Ones I have used are:

From the front/back, students take it in turns saying something in using the letters of the alphabet in order

Write the alphabet on the board. From the front/back you give the students a random letter and they have to say a word. Cross them off as you go

Write the alphabet on the board. Use student numbers to randomly choose students - they can start at A or you can randomly assign a letter

Put them in teams - use a dice to choose which team will say something with the next letter

I hope that helps :)