Worksheet #1

Here is my lesson! Took the powerpoint from above, but made A LOT of changes.

For the slides with the directional image and word, I will make the class come up with sentences. IE: The baby penguin is between its parents. The dog is in front of the house.

For the slides with ??? on the top, I will make them say what the image is of (ie, go straight, turn right, corner etc...) and then construct sentences. IE: The house is on the corner.

Postcard slides-week 2.

Enjoy!

a powerpoint I made last year to challenge the kids a bit.

Give IRONMAN directions around town. This ppt consists of a map and an iron man figure that they must give directions. His destinations are denoted by stars and there are usually multiple ways to get there so I didn't include any specific answers on the ppt. You can write them on the board if you'd like. Anyhoo, it's fun-ish and the kids seemed to enjoy it.

Used this for a quick activity at the end. Used the Iron Man PPT. from above, and added a new map with Snoopy. On the Snoopy map, he can't pass the cars in the road, so the students need to give directions without passing the cars. Double check the animations before using the PPT to make sure everything is correct. The game took from 10-15 min. depending on the students' level.

these lessons are mash ups of lessons taken from people already on here. i tried to simplify it a little and make it as step by step as possible.
the first lesson, to do the dialogue i printed out the map for teams of four. on the map i circled two location (a and b). they had to create a dialogue of how to get from a-b. this also has location takes in busan.
the second lesson, is much of the same from the first. i thought this lesson was really important so i wanted to bludgeon them with this vocabulary. i also used the iron man game from monsoon. thank you. and the class ends with another dialogue the same as lesson 1. when handing out the maps you may want to add on a third destination and extend the dialogue for a harder (more time consuming) lesson.

So this is my first ppt for this lesson that I will be doing. I have also attached the map. Hope you enjoy it.

Just finished making this navigation game. One student looks at the screen and the other faces away from it. The student who can see gives directions to the student that can't. The student that can't see follows along on the map. Review when they finish. Tried to include as many things that korean middleschoolers love in it! Hope you like it.   

Hey guys! Got this lesson from a friend who teaches elementary and needed a time filler.  She ended up using about 30 minutes of the lesson with this.  I have no idea where she got the game idea from so if it's on waygook - SORRY and THANK YOU!! :)  I made the numbers, bombs, hearts myself (online cliparts) for printing & laminating.

Basically... print, laminate and cut out the numbers 1-5, bombs and hearts.  stick them on the board in a random order (i.e numbers not following and not in a row - just everywhere on the board)  stick the hearts and bombs randomly in between too.

Use the online stopwatch from  http://www.online-stopwatch.com/bomb-countdown.swf

One team at a time, two members per team.  One member is the leader and gives directions.  The other is blindfolded and uses a whiteboard marker to draw where he's "going" (following the directions)

aim:  Listen to your team mate and get from number 1-5 (in order) without hitting a bomb.  Finishing 1 - 5 before the time runs out (you can decide how long with the timer) will get them bonus 20 points.  The leader can also direct the drawer to the hearts for 20 bonus points.  Each number hit in order is 10 points.     Hitting a bomb means losing all points *for that round* and starting at 1 again.  The round is finished when the timer stops.  Then it's the next team's turn.  Change partners when it's the same team's turn again.

Hope this makes sense - my kids loved it!

Haven't tried this lesson yet, but thanks for the tips, going to use it this week  :)

I am going to use the bbc directions game as a warm up with my kids. Might be fun  ;).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/game/en33inst-game-destination-impossible