I have a sneaking suspicion I may be the only one using these books. If I'm wrong, please post here, because I'm not going to bother uploading materials if no one else is using them. Thanks!

Anyway... my 6th grade coteacher and I don't use the book much except for key phrases and vocabulary. This time, we are refocusing the lesson around the mall, because it's less boring than the school (especially since most schools here have the same layout so everything's usually on the same floor from school to school).

I'm attaching an introductory powerpoint that we will do after usual greetings and a motivation. It introduces the words they will need for the mall activity and the key expressions and reviews the ordinal numbers. We did a lot of work with ordinal numbers in dates in 5th grade with our old book, so this will probably focus more on repeating for pronunciation because many students have problems with 'th' sounds at the end.

For listening practice, we're first going to practice ordinal numbers with a quick slapping game - in pairs, Ss get a set of cards with 1st-10th on them. They lay them out and put their hands on their heads. My coteacher will ask me where something is, and when I answer (eg. "It's on the 4th floor"), the first person to slap the correct card keeps it. The student with the most cards at the end gets a stamp.

After, we are reading a really simple dialogue (attached) and students, in groups of 4 will have 16 cards in front of them with different types of stores, restaurants, bathrooms and an information desk. They will also have a worksheet with a large 10 story building on it. As we read the dialogue, they should try to put the picture cards onto the correct floor. My coteacher is making the cards and has yet to give them to me, but I will attach the images that we are using in the ppt. We are just drawing the buildings on large sheets of paper, so you're on your own there too.

Here's a presentation for practice with the key expressions. HTH!

For the writing section I created a writing unscramble game for the students. They can play in teams or as dash game. I also included a writing sentences worksheet from the book.

Hi all! I made a Nunchi game for period one because I time filler. Hope you guys enjoy it!