Does anyone have any ideas for activities/games for the lesson? I'm teaching 1차시 and 2차시 tomorrow, and while I'm planning on using "Hide and Seek" for the first part of the lesson, I need something still for the second part. "Dice Game" just won't work... Essentially, I need to find something that doesn't require any extra materials!

Here is material for period 1.

Sheila Teacher, you are my favorite waygook :) Thanks for all the worksheets, they're great :) :) :) :)

Worksheet with directions and prepositions.

.: I know everyone is WAAAAY past this lesson but I thought I might share anyway. I had an open class for 4th grade recently for Lesson 13 and I made a short film to use (in place of the Look & Listen videos). I hope it'll be helpful to you guys too (maybe for like next year). here's the link to the video:

http://www.vimeo.com/16985003

I think it's useable for 5th and 6th grade's "Where is ...?" lessons.
4th = lesson 13
5th = lesson 5
6th = lesson 2

English Guide for Lesson 5 in the new Grade 5 English textbooks.  Shotgun bullets are bad for your health.

Here is a KABOOM game I made for the review lesson.

Cut out the kaboom strips, one set for each group. Use an old, cleaned-out pringles container to hold them in (you'll definitely need something that isn't see through).

To play, put students in groups of about 6 and divide each into 2 teams. Teams take turns drawing a strip of paper. If it has pictures or words they have to make a sentence. If it has 'KABOOM' written on it they have to write 'K'. The second time they have to write an 'A.' The first team to spell kaboom loses the game.

Essentially the same as grade 6's lesson 3. Here's a pretty good ppt to interact with the kids where they have to practice saying the question and giving directions through little pictures.

My coteacher found this video. It is mostly in Korean, but it is a good video to introduce the topic of asking for and giving directions.

Doraemon prepositions game