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Here is a telepathy game, a ppt introducing money and the last ppt download is like the pirate game but it is Halloween themed.

November 2020 Update:
I made an Animal Crossing Themed Telepathy Game!
Enjoy.

I got the pictures from this website if you want to choose different characters or add more slides.

https://www.fanbyte.com/guides/animal-crossing-new-horizons-villager-tier-list-best-villagers-of-each-species/

Halloween Action Board Game (a little bit of speaking practice, but more for fun)
Use with dice or coins :)

*The file doesn't have the connecting "move forward/go back" bridges.. so you can draw those as you please.

Also, the WON key on my keyboard does not work, hence the normal w's throughout the board :)

My introduction / key expression and vocab practice powerpoint.  Iron Man goes shopping, celebrities and characters help practice counting money, and SpongeBob goes to Shinsaegae. Can you find him in the crowd? 

Intro ppt and The Price is Right game. Both adapted from last year. Thank you to the original creators. The Price is Right game reviews previous vocab from the textbook.

Big Numbers Review -- we did a review period to practice reading and writing the numbers. Using the document I made, I explained patterns in numbers (-teens, -ty). Then we sang the Big Numbers Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0dJWfQHF8Y

Lesson Plan -- review counting, big numbers song, worksheet handout (#1-4), cowboy reading game - losers do the numbers puzzle (https://en.islcollective.com/preview/201108/b1/fun-with-numbers-crossword-fun-activities-games-oneonone-activities_8970_1.jpg).

Enjoy!

Here is a 'How much is it?' guessing game. There are ten questions. Good for motivation / review

https://youtu.be/j4VECKzj_g0

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.

I added to buckybee's intro PPT posted above. It now covers counting in hundreds and thousands, big numbers (over 100,000), and a breakdown of US money denominations. I also added a practice section to get them thinking. You could swap the US money part out with other currencies depending on your nationality.

I feel like this lesson places too much focus on Korean won denominations (hundreds/thousands) considering that if you're actually using Korean won, you're going to be using Korean and not English. My CT did point out that it's good for them to know in case they ever work in a job handling money and interacting with foreigners in Korea, which is true but a bit niche I guess. Anyway, I like to emphasize foreign currency and the corresponding denominations.