I used the previous ppt's pictures and two other powerpoints to make a very simple trash ball game for my third graders. It took about ten minutes (6 teams, 2 rounds).

This is a zip file.

It contains 10 different bingo sheets with space at the bottom of each image.  I plan to write dashes for each letter of the noun under each image -- on game day, I'll start by having students practice writing the alphabet by tracing over the dashes to write the words.  (I am very limited in what I can have these students do due to the CT - we teach to the lowest student.)

On game day, I will pick 1 student at random to answer each slide - then expose the slide as the students locate and mark the corresponding image.

Bingos can be made up-down and left-right.

It will take 3 bingos to get a reward.

Here's a song called Buckle My Shoe with a beautiful videio clips..
Check the website below.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkp8bg_one-two-buckle-my-shoe-with-lyrics_shortfilms#rel-page-9

I used the story, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.  We listened to the story first:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srk8aAaTFXE

Then, we went over the story together again.  I gave each student 1 or 2 pieces of food. (The print-outs can be found here: http://www.kizclub.com/stories4.htm) and when it was their food being eaten, they would come up and put it on the board.  After each day the caterpillar ate, I would ask them different questions: "How much food did the caterpillar eat today" How much food has the caterpillar eaten after 2 days? 3 days?" At the end of the story, I would ask, "How much did the caterpillar eat altogether"  This helps them start practicing counting over 10.  I also prepared a worksheet for writing practice (They have to fill in the blanks with the word and number).  Hopefully this makes sense and someone can use it.   

Pass the ball game for lesson 2.