Here's a Mario Game I made for this lesson. Many thanks to Jennifer Yong who made the template.

(and yes, all the pictures are of cats)

Hi all,

Here is a simple 'What are you doing song'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swRi4qHJsRE

I also like to play a drawing game in one of my lessons for each chapter. I will hand out a blank sheet of paper and then I will mention 5 things for the students to draw. Here is an example for this lesson: 'Jumping monkey'; 'cooking monster' ; Swimming Elephant... I use very funny ideas - the kids love it and they learn by drawing.. After I am finished I walk around and choose the funniest drawing and show the class.. I use this to replace on of the boring textbook games. Tip: get them to fold their blank sheet a number of times to make many small 'blocks' - one block = one drawing. This idea can be used/adapted to fit every chapter :)

If anyone has to do a speaking test on the work covered this test goes up to lesson 6. Print it out in colour and have the kids anwser the questions by looking at the pictures. There is a worksheet for advanced and remedial kids.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bniwLF4hYHQ

Here is a short and funny video to maybe introduce some new verbs to the kids.

verb and sentence practice powerpoint

worksheet for reading and writing

6 part youtube clip for present continuous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6Eozn55Lqs&feature=related

Here's our version of "A day in the life of an elementary student"
Use to it to talk about what actions are being done... exactly as  "b of noc" suggested, only im plugging our video... hahaha  ;)  support the cause!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3UE0b4tTXg&feature=channel_video_title

sorry...here is the Mario game