This is my version of the weather cube.  It has a easy shape for the cube to be made and the pictures are pretty cute, too.  I have to make 18 so I'll be making them all in advance.  There's also an 11x17 for the first lesson for the teacher.  Good luck with yours!

Thanks for these!

Just to let you know you can get die to print out from www.toolsforeducators.com for free. It's part of mes-english.com. Lots of different topics, you can choose words or pictures... also bingo sheets, board games, worksheets, flashcards, games cards.

And another tip - one of the administrators from my school suggested putting a little bit of rolled up scrap paper inside, it makes them fun to shake because they rattle!

I'm lazy so instead of making paper dice, I just made a ppt to teach the student to correspond different weather to different numbers, and then just use legular dice for the game.

ROLE PLAY PP FOR PEROID 4.
GUESS DIALOGUE

Here's a song and video I made about the days of the week. I figured it would be good to use at the beginning of the semester or if you run out of ideas. The students enjoyed it!!

(This is based off the 2011 green grade 4 textbook with the boy on the front, published by YBM Si-sa.)

I'm so happy to finally contribute to this site. You guys are awesome and amazing and have given me so many great ideas. I'm happy to give back.

I made a Mario game on powerpoint with six characters and instructions on the first slide. Sound effects are included!  (spent hours on this thing) You can play this game with any lesson however way you want (rock, paper, scissors/answer questions/do the correct action/etc.) for your kids to be able to advance through the map.

Is there a way to copy this post in every unit? I'm going to post it in the first unit of each grade and the index for people, but I was wondering if there was an easy way to post it for every unit.


Game instructions:
Slide 3 - Click on the characters to have them move around the map. They will move to each castle (1-6) and then advance to Bowser’s cave in the middle to kick his rump and save Peach.
Slide 4 – Click the winning character to grant them a 1up.


Enjoy!!!

I don't know if all the new textbooks changed this lesson to "Good Morning!" but mine certainly did.

Here is an incredibly simple powerpoint for period one designed for the penniless, hagwonless children that frequent my school. I stole all the pictures form an earlier post, so thanks.

It uses some of those awesome template games that kind people have uploaded.

Here's a Hot Potato powerpoint version for "How Are You?"  This has been modified from a previous version of pass the ball.