Listening decoding game and find Psy game speaking game

I found this powerpoint/ worksheet in another textbook's thought it was amazing so I'm re-posting here. It's connect four, but with partners. I printed out the game and laminated it, so students can write on it and erase just like a white board. Just print out the last slide.

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/XuNVdMeFwzM

Key Expressions:
1. where (어디)
2. bakery (빵집)
3. library (도서관)
4. market (시장)
5. bank (은행)
6. post office (우체국)
7. zoo (동물원)
8. Excuse me. (실례합니다)
9. go straight (직진하세요)
10. two blocks (두 블록)
11. turn right (우회전 하세요)
12. turn left (좌회전 하세요)
13. on your right (오른쪽에)
14. on your left (왼쪽에)
15. next to  (옆에)
16. Where is the market? (시장 어디있어요?)
17. Go straight one block and turn left. (한 블록 직진하고 좌회전 하세요.)
18. It's next to the library. (도서관 옆에 있어요.)
19. It's on your right. (당신 오른쪽에 있어요.)

Information Gap speaking activity.

Students work in pairs so this might only work for you if your school has loosened up a bit. My school has become more relaxed regarding in-class interactions (e.g., homeroom teachers have been putting desks into groups rather than lines).

Essentially, in each pair there's student A and student B. Each student has a worksheet with a map missing certain locations. Students must ask their partner for directions ("Where is the market?") and if they follow the directions correctly, they can fill in the box with the corresponding number.

Document has worksheet a and b, along with the fully complete version for teacher.

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