Topic: 2018 Grade 4 Daekyo 1 - 8. It's On The Desk Read 7283 times

buckybee · « **Reply #1 on:** August 29, 2018, 12:38:24 pm »

Games for this lesson! Rabbit coin game. You have to add the rock paper scissors part if you want it.
I edited the Mario Game on here to better match the vocabulary of the lesson. But thanks to the original poster.

vicarious · « **Reply #2 on:** August 30, 2018, 03:27:46 pm »

Key vocabulary / expressions introduction. Includes some dialogues with Avengers characters. (Borrowed Hulk's bag from gj148

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MoneyMike · « **Reply #3 on:** September 12, 2018, 01:45:33 pm »

Here's something I made for the first lesson.

The first page is to print and give to the students. You'll describe the second page to them and have them draw the things in the correct position. Then use the ppt to check their answers.

The final page is cards for any kind of game you want them to do. I did a talk and swap, where each student gets a single card, stands up, and does the dialogue with a friend.

A: Where is the _____? (show his picture card, partner answers)
B: It's _________.

Then they do it again, but change roles. Afterwards, they trade cards with their partner. We had them meet 5 friends, swapping cards 5 times. Afterwards, we chose 3 cards at random, and any students who had those cards won. (give whatever reward system you use to winners)

Hannahbatch · « **Reply #4 on:** September 17, 2018, 12:51:27 pm »

Mario bomb game adapted from last year. Thank you to the original creator.

vicarious · « **Reply #5 on:** September 18, 2018, 12:43:44 pm »

Ninja attack listening game.

adelle56 · « **Reply #6 on:** September 19, 2018, 03:52:30 pm »

Lesson 8 part 1: thanks to buckybee for the rabbit game... I took the template and killed all the linked pages. Now it is a one page game, the cards disappear and you get a carrot or a bunny. I have the whole class play together and pass around to balls. first player asks "where is the _____?" student 2 says "It's ______ the _____." (as this was the first day I took out the "under" columns as my students were already confused enough! haha)

Lesson 8 part 2: easy "I Spy" kind of game. I had the students circle the items then write the preposition (in, on, under). Easy but they liked it (if you can find a harder picture with the same items I would love to have it!) Just print the second slide and show them the first slide.

Lesson 8 part 3: I liked the game in the book but my kids need reading help! So I capitalized on the short "e" sound and used a dies game I found on google (that i changed the words to because it only used ~et words)

Lesson 8 Extra: I love the Where is spot books so as an extra lesson I am going to have my students make 8 page books! I found the pictures for this book online, since they are so close to the original artwork I wont to emphasize that THIS IS FOR EDUCATION ONLY! OK thanks

Have Fun!!

ashlenelise · « **Reply #7 on:** September 25, 2019, 12:28:46 pm »

Worksheet similar to others posted but I painstakingly made my own for some reason.

Directions:
Page 1: Find the items and fill-in-the blanks with (on, in, or under) using the picture.
Page 2: Draw the items written in bold anywhere you choose. Next, make a sentence using (on, in, or under) and (bed, desk, chair, box, and table).

Remind them to use colors for page 2.

Page 1: 첫번째 쪽은 물건을 찾아서 빈칸을 완성하는 것입니다. On, in, under을 사용하세요.
Page 2: 아래 나오는 물건을 그려넣고 문장을 완성하세요. On, in, under, bed, desk, chair, box, table을 사용하세요.

CMC2668 · « **Reply #8 on:** September 26, 2019, 08:09:20 am »

Here is a memory game to practice prepositions. Students see a scene for 5 seconds, and then must try to remember where the objects were.

https://youtu.be/f2MkzbUpt-c

Georgina97 · « **Reply #9 on:** October 01, 2019, 11:54:43 am »

Review powerpoints modified from others. Thank you

annataleen · « **Reply #10 on:** July 20, 2020, 03:09:59 pm »

I am transferring to a new place for second semester, and I believe the students will continue to study online next fall, so I made PPTs for each lesson for the rest of the book. My coteacher will also not be at my school next semester, so she won't be making any additional PPTs for the lesson. She often made other PPTs for periods 2 and 3, which I shared for the lessons in the first semester.

I made a PPT with my voice over for this lesson. I made a similar ones for previous lessons in this book, so I will write the same there that I wrote in previous posts. The music is royalty free music from bensounds.com.

If you would like to use this PPT and record your own voice, from the first slide my voice over is the speaker on the right. You can delete those and then record your voice. On the first slide, the speaker for the music is on the left. It is set to play at the lowest volume on a loop for the entire presentation. If you want to keep the music, don't delete the left speaker on the first slide!

Korean English Teachers: you are welcome to use this PPT with my voice for your school.

If you need to change the PPT to a video, you can use the export feature to to convert it to a mp4, however, it doesn't work with all versions of Office. The version of Office must have a subscription in order to use this feature.

annataleen · « **Reply #11 on:** July 28, 2020, 01:52:00 pm »

It turns out my coteacher did make some PPTs for online classes for the second semester, so I will post them below. I will say the same as I do for the other threads.

If you would like to use this PPT and record your own voice, from the first slide my voice over is the speaker on the right. You can delete those and then record your voice. On the first slide, the speaker for the music is on the left. It is set to play at the lowest volume on a loop for the entire presentation. If you want to keep the music, don't delete the left speaker on the first slide!

Korean English Teachers: you are welcome to use this PPT with my voice for your school.

If you need to change the PPT to a video, you can use the export feature to to convert it to a mp4, however, it doesn't work with all versions of Office. The version of Office must have a subscription in order to use this feature.

ChiSunIm · « **Reply #12 on:** September 14, 2020, 07:34:19 am »

Odd letter out game to practice spelling the key vocabulary. Have the kids pick out the incorrect letter before time is up. First 3 rounds: pick out 1 letter. Next 2 rounds: pick out 2 letters. Last round: pick out 3 letters.

Expressions:
1. Where is my hat?
2. It's in the bag.
3. It's on the desk.
4. It's under the table.
5. It's under the chair.
6. It's in the box.

https://youtu.be/fP2a_rNiWP8

monty0hm · « **Reply #13 on:** October 05, 2020, 02:46:49 pm »

Quote from: adelle56 on September 19, 2018, 03:52:30 pm

Lesson 8 part 1: thanks to buckybee for the rabbit game... I took the template and killed all the linked pages. Now it is a one page game, the cards disappear and you get a carrot or a bunny. I have the whole class play together and pass around to balls. first player asks "where is the _____?" student 2 says "It's ______ the _____." (as this was the first day I took out the "under" columns as my students were already confused enough! haha)

Lesson 8 part 2: easy "I Spy" kind of game. I had the students circle the items then write the preposition (in, on, under). Easy but they liked it (if you can find a harder picture with the same items I would love to have it!) Just print the second slide and show them the first slide.

Lesson 8 part 3: I liked the game in the book but my kids need reading help! So I capitalized on the short "e" sound and used a dies game I found on google (that i changed the words to because it only used ~et words)

Lesson 8 Extra: I love the Where is spot books so as an extra lesson I am going to have my students make 8 page books! I found the pictures for this book online, since they are so close to the original artwork I wont to emphasize that THIS IS FOR EDUCATION ONLY! OK thanks

Have Fun!!

I've made a *very* basic ppt to go along with the Where's Spot book (which is LOVELY by the way!) so you can read through it as a class before making it.

L I · « **Reply #14 on:** October 18, 2022, 01:34:32 pm »

Connect three and connect four:

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