I'm already on Lesson 11, but it looks like I'm the first ... there aren't any materials up yet. So I looked around and found a Price Is Right game for 6th grade (thank you to the poster!) and was able to simplify it for my 4th graders.

My students weren't able to say the big numbers in English, so I had them write their guesses on the board.

Hope this is helpful!

heres some stuff im making more at the moment

thanks! i changed the bomb game to include all the key expressions so here it is......

Anyone have any good/funny clips for this lesson?  I have only been able to find a couple and they are kind of a stretch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZB76yEBuyO8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNQRqAoT-2c

The lyrics can be handed out and then collected at the end of the period.  The video clip is used to provide encouragement; after passing out the lyrics, a student is chosen and asked if he or she can sing the song . . . no is the customary reply.  "Is it easy or hard?"  A:  It's hard.  "I think you will find it easy.  Let's watch".  There are several version of the song on youtube with the lyrics on screen as well. 

Hey,
Here is a version of the Mario bomb game for this lesson if any of you want it. I have tried to keep the sentences consistent with the previous lesson so alter what ever you deem necessary.

here is a robots vs aliens games best for review lesson

Here is a guessing game from last year.  I think it's from mediafire.

Just added timing triggers to a previous doggie in the window ppt -- Just start the slideshow and let it go.

From IndiSchool (Korean Teacher Website)