A listening decoding game and a simple vocab plus practicing number ppt. (Doesn't include all new vocabulary)
Decoding game rules: You say, "How can I get to blah blah" Students find blah blah.  You or your ct say 'Take bus number blah blah" They find the Korean character and write it down. The student or group that is able to guess the word is the winner. Groups could get points. Individual winners could get candy or something related to your award system.
Anyways enjoy.

Also, a K-pop telepathy Game.  Template was made by someone else.

Just a simple Avengers pass the ball game to practice the new vocabulary. I did not create this ppt.

Can someone please explain to me why the makers of this book chose to capitalize  'Bus Number #" and "Subway Line #"?

Do other people's 6th grade kids still like playing "Pass the Ball" and bomb games? My kids abhor them.

Do other people's 6th grade kids still like playing "Pass the Ball" and bomb games? My kids abhor them.

My 5th graders didn't like "Pass the Ball", but they enjoyed this "Pass the Bomb" game. Probably would work okay with 6th graders although I don't recall using it with mine yet.

The difference is that they say the dialogue then pass the ball before the beeping timer "explodes". I like it more than pass the ball since it makes everyone speak more often.

So, here's one with examples from the chapter plus a couple extras.

Here is my lesson for unit 5

My PPT includes vocabulary, Find the missing vocabulary word and an unscramble the key expression section.
There is also an example for the written component of the textbook where students describe a good touristic destination.

Games- Depending on the remaining time you can elect to play:
-Missing Impossible Game- 20 mins
-Knockout Game- 10 mins
-Matching Game- 5 mins

lessons and games adapted from waygook or made by me thanks and enjoy

Pokemon Go game designed for Busan, but you could adapt it to any city with a Metro system

Print out the Busan Subway Map and give each team a copy
Follow the PPT and have them write the directions in order to find each pokemon.

Here's a ready to use directions game. Students will have 5 seconds to memorize the positions of the places on the map. Then, they must choose the correct directions to the place. There are ten questions. I hope you can use it.

https://youtu.be/-A3lVmjWf0c

A ppt I made up to introduce my kids to 덕수궁 since we live pretty far from the capital city. Most of them have never been to Seoul let alone 덕수궁 or City Hall.

I found good short videos of the palace on youtube that I put into the powerpoint. Those were too large to upload so I've replaced them with links in the ppt.

NOTE

The end of the ppt has a secton introducing a "Mr. Bean" video which I use as a treat at the end. Later I have them make sentences based on what they see. Here's the link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of90XxRUf8o

I personally downloaded the file and edited out a bit around 1:20 that could be seen as inappropriate so be aware of that.