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I Like Chicken | Ghostbusters PPT Game
Preview with Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nt6I_LOFkpQ...E&index=11&t=0s



Credit to original creator on Waygook.org

I Like Chicken | POOP PPT Game
Preview with Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdLeF1Py7uY&list=PLl4RI1pH-8dF3GGHU79CxT6QXievbS8IE&index=15&t=0s


Credit to original creator Nintendo.

I like to use flashcards so have made some food flashcards - mostly using the textbook pictures plus a few more.
Also the key words sentences which I laminate and then attach magnets to the back to use them easily on the board. 

[I use different colors for the question (Do you like ....?) , positive response (Yes, I do.) (I like ....), (I like ...., too) and negative response (No, I don't.) (I don't like ...)  It looks more attractive - especially for younger students.  I got this idea from a previous co-teacher.]

Dunno if the person who made all the Showtime practice PPTs last semester is still around for this one (thanks for those btw) but seeing as how I have to teach the 4th period on Monday I took the liberty to make my own in a similar style to the previous ones.

ShowTime Practice: Pretty self explanatory. (Ideal for the 4th period)

I like to use flashcards so have made some food flashcards - mostly using the textbook pictures plus a few more.
Also the key words sentences which I laminate and then attach magnets to the back to use them easily on the board. 

[I use different colors for the question (Do you like ....?) , positive response (Yes, I do.) (I like ....), (I like ...., too) and negative response (No, I don't.) (I don't like ...)  It looks more attractive - especially for younger students.  I got this idea from a previous co-teacher.]

Very useful - used for period 2. Thank you.
I have laminated coloured card and I stick the key expressions on their for each lesson, saves laminating every time.
Borrowed that idea from another teacher. Like the font you've used. Very clear and readable.

folder so far:

- Bang Card Game
- Battle Ninjas
- Guess Your Friend's Answer Game. I saw this activity in another book so I edited it and remade it to fit this lesson.
How to Play

• Each student gets 1 worksheet.
• Randomly select students to come up to the front.
• Show the class a picture of a food (ex. cake). Have them ask the student who came to the front if they like it. ("Do you like cake?")
• Give students time to guess what that students answer will be. They should mark their guess under the "My guess" column in the worksheet.
• Afterwards, have the student in the front answer the question with either: "Yes, I do." or "No, I don't."
• Students should draw either an "O" or "X" under the "friend's answer" column. If this matches with their guess, they get 1 point. If it's different, no points are awarded.
• Keep playing until you finish the sheet or time runs out. Student with the highest points is the winner.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oxarXgfmC...orVKNos3nqlOotn

intro ppt and booklet for students to follow along and read on their own. some material taken from here and other threads. thank you  games on goolgle slides


https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/19q8IncHRm65ENqHoRBqXbkCXlSBatUaCn38UAs-gDto/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1stMtGxtbI-Zu6fXcygc_Wxm5wA1Hlr8Ckj5bH0OcDlQ/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1RDvh7XnPzWRW1s8aqGdV3AJVXVVmUaud_ac4W4Nwaxg/edit?usp=sharing

Here's a video I made for this lesson. It's mostly for online classes, but I think it  can be used off-line as well. It beats whatever is in the text book imho...

Do you like chicken? I like chicken.

Super Mario Telepathy~