My Simpsons themed intro to key expressions.

Haven't decided what to play for the last section. I'll have an open class that day; so thinking of an interactive speaking game. I have attached all the other games i have used so far. And one review ppt. The other ones are too big to attach.

Here are 3 kinds of board games to play to practice 'My favorite subject is...'. Also, includes subject flashcards. All are FREE and no need to register.

https://games4esl.com/printables/school-subjects/

I did this lesson in the old books. For this book, I did it for the 6th period. The book has a song activity in the 6th period lesson, but I think this one is better. 

I show the movie clip first, then I pass out the worksheet and we watch the video with the lyrics. I stop the video after the word they are supposed to find. The class spells the word together as they write it down. After, we check the answers ( write them on the board). Next, I have them repeat after me the first half of the song line by line (there is no need to repeat the whole song, as it repeats). Finally, we watch it one more time and they all sing. All of this takes about 20 minutes.

Enjoy!

Ppt I made. Avengers talk about their favorite subjects.  I had my students guess.

Lesson materials I used for all sections of Lesson 9. Most, if not all, of these materials are borrowed and modified/updated from other sources.

Period 1 - Vocab intro, worksheet, Omok listening game (similar to connect 4)

Period 2 - Stand Up Speak Out warm-up, Q&A speaking cards (had partners read A&B then next table read when finished and continue around the classroom until everyone has read. The fastest class won a prize)

Period 3 - Democracy warm-up (not a game, they just stood up when I asked what is their favorite), Make a story (acting out)

Period 4 - Unscramble warm-up, Knockout Reading (could be difficult for large classes)

Period 5 - My Favorite Things worksheet

Period 6 - Mission impossible (running dictation). If your class is large, I tried to have only 2 or 3 students run each time, then the students can guess the full sentence. Make sure the students reading have big clue words so they can guess the rest of the sentence correctly (ex: "My favorite subject is English" - students read "favorite" and "English")

~Added Words with songs. I did this in a random class period, students always love it~

*Knockout reading - each student gets a slip of paper, sometimes multiple students get the same paper. I draw a random student number, that student must read a sentence from the screen, but not their own. The student(s) with the sentence read aloud must sit down, they are out. Or you can have the "out" student read the next sentence. Last student standing wins.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Snvmf3b30-skP9Ys89v7ooK7ZkKXLXTf

Introduction Video to practice key vocabulary and expressions

Students are asked to
1. Listen and Repeat
2. Say it in Korean
3. Say it in English

https://youtu.be/vpSGiBudTAk

Key Expressions:
1. favorite
2. subject
3. Korean
4. English
5. math
6. science
7. art
8. P.E.
9. music
10. like
11. sing
12. draw
13. speak
14. play sports
15. What's your favorite subject?
16. My favorite subject is art.
17. I like to draw.

These Lego's are sure to entertain your students :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8iiEgAquu8&t=4s

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JI_Sr6H97_r74EJYDAO3vhlXwjaeq49P/view?usp=sharing

Avengers English War game for review. I taught the students to use this expression with things other than just school subjects (food, sports, colors, movies, etc.) so keep that in mind before you have them play this one.

Line bingo explanation for period 1. The cards should be in the back of the book.