Pretty simple activity but this worked well with all my classes and it gets all the students speaking English. Students had to ask each other the target questions and respond appropriately. Prior to the activity we drilled the seven questions. I made clear to them that they had to ask a different person for each question (by saying no Park Ji-Sung, Park Ji-Sung, Park Ji-Sung etc, instead Park Ji-Sung, Kim Yuna, Lee Myung Bak etc). Once the students have different names for the "Yes, I do" column get them to find people for the "No, I don't". If you have really bright students they can then ask people from the Yes I do column, "how many....?". We finished with a Mario game PPT.

Apologies if the formatting is out, I created it using Open Office.

here's a powerpoint i used. it goes over how many- do you have- as well as do you like- i also used a game i got from this website at the end of the lesson. the ppt is long but you can edit it down.

Here's a song for the numbers.
The title is "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV8riZNLWi8

Halloween Game template. I'll have to keep the volume down so it doesn't scare them next week.

Here's a handout of the script for Story Time (lesson 10.3).

Motivation ppt from my co-teacher ;)

Here's a introductory and review powerpoint I made for this lesson (I used it in period one but could be modified for others).  We used the last slide as a quick "treasure hunt" game to test their listening - in groups at their tables, they would have to find a certain number of pencils, pencil cases, erasers, rulers, hats, bags based on the numbers I gave - "I have three pencil cases" etc.  The first team to have all items on their desk wins the game!

I made the ghostbuster game to use a templete and materials from here for lesson 10.
That sounds are good that's why my students really enjoyed it!

I totally know what you mean! I taught them to say "How many do you have?" even if the chapter teaches differently.

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   Here is the very hungry caterpillar ppt I found it on the internet. I hope it helps.