, how to play heads up 7up. I think the video is a bit fast, but I think it's worth it as a visual aid.

Kung Fu Panda game

JC49, thanks so  much for this powerpoint. The music in the beginning completely pulled them in--hook, line and sinker! Their mouths were watering every time they saw the point page with 만두. I made a few adjustments but I'll definitely be using the powerpoint again for my other school!

SONOGONG AND SAMJANG PPT

Storytime was one of my favorite lessons to do with the kids.  They really got into character and made awesome props.  Also, if you love your overburdened co-teacher as I do, it can be a great way to say thanks for his/her support by letting them do that lesson on his/her solo days and taking on more traditional and cultural lessons in the chapter for yours.

So, whether you use it yourself or lend it to your co-teacher, here's a PPT for "YBM Si-sa - Lesson 6 Storytime - Sonogong and Samjang".  In some of these PPTs, you'll notice animation and or sound effects added depending on the version of Powerpoint you're using.

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This is a twist on go-fish, using the cards in the back of the book on page 155.
The first three slides are the rules of the game.
The following slides are the cards with example setences shown.
I changed the last card that says "great" to "let's play basketball" to make one extra sentence.
I will use this for period four, but I think it would work for period three as well.

Hope this helps :)

For period 5, an excellent ppt to generate discussion on summer vacations.
Original creator was MalTX who made this for an after school class.

I tweaked the sentence prompts at the end to suit our key sentences.

Thanks MalTX!

Please attach?

Printable Bingo game. Includes game board (4 x 4) and pictures, which students cut out and glue to the game board. 16 total vocab/expressions all from the book. Good for any period of lesson 6 'Let's Go Hiking'.

Attachment is ppt file. I find it easier to print from a ppt file.

This is a classroom talking and code breaking activity. Children walk around the room and try to find friends doing the same activities. Once the have found their friends, they need to gather the letters and make a word.

Simple practice and game that was very effective.

I used the cards as posted earlier, laminated, and put sticky magnets on the back (see attached).

First, I wrote "Let's go ________" and "Let's play _____" on the top of the board.

Show the flash cards one at a time, and they should say the vocabulary word. Put the card under the appropriate column (let's go or let's play).

Practice making phrases.

Take the cards down. Write "O" on the board and elicit students on how you can respond (Sounds good, sure, Okay, great) and same with "X" (Sorry, I can't. I'm busy.).

Scramble the cards up and have students help you put them in the correct column. I show an X or O sign so they can respond to each one.

I have a bunch of character cards (like spongebob, pikachu, etc) that are laminated and have magnets on them. I tell students to close their eyes and look at the back of the room. Hide one of the characters behind a flashcard. Tell students they can look. Students should guess where the character is by saying the correct phrase. I'll find the flashcard, take it off the board, and say Sounds Good or Sorry, I can't. Continue until there's a winner. That winner will come up to the board and be the next one to hide the character.

I got 100% participation in this game. I also like it because once they get the hang of it, it's totally student focused. They're saying the phrases and the student at the front is pulling the cards off and saying the key phrases. Great success!

I have a different textbook but a very similar topic. I used the attached powerpoint to introduce the topic and practice the key phrases (with GIFs!).

I also used the hidden character activity posted by lianney above, and it worked so well! I would highly recommend this game especially for classes with lower level students. It got every student talking and using the key phrase.