These are fantastic! Thanks for the upload!
There is one minor error in the instructions for the first activity on the worksheet. It says "Please the write the Korean." I just changed it to "Please write the following words in Korean." Otherwise perfect! I'll definitely use these.

Thanks a lot, I will add on the lesson I'm going to use. My school demands more speaking activities and they don't like ppt that much. Pls help!!

Here's what I'm going to use for this lesson...

1. Greetings Kaboom:
I'll go over the greetings vocab and play the game as a warm-up.

 2. Little Town cards from MES English.

As the main lesson, I'll go over on the laminated cards distributed in small groups (same number each) with the class. After making sure we are on the same page, We'll play Rock, scissors, paper game, where group members will take turns to pick cards from their decks (one card a round). Impersonating the characters on the cards, they will greet each other using the KABOOM vocab, then ask each other questions: What's your name? What grade are you in? what do you like?  What club do you like to join?( answers here will depend on the "Cans", music and after school sports on the card)  and lastly, the main question, How old are you? the oldest will win  cards from other members and the group with more cards will be the winner.

Still looking for more...

I hope it works!





   

Pokemon Bomb Game - Chapter 1 Review
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Change slide 31 to the name of your school.

Note - Click the Pokeball for the Pokemon to emerge.

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Here is a listening bingo activity that focuses on the liaisons for this lesson's sentences.  First, there is a matching activity for what the sentence can sound like when spoken and the actual sentences.  The ppt is for checking the matching activity, or can be used independent of it.  Then, I'll play listening bingo.  For each sentence that I say, they can mark the actual sentence or the liaison sentence, but not both.

Ordinal number presentation.

Pass the ball ordinal number game.

Bingo ordinal number and key phrase game.

Hello

I found two race car ordinal number game ppt's.  These are really fun and usefull.  They were origionally used in last years English book 1st period.  But it works well with this lesson too.

~Enjoy

Song-- looking for a song for Chapter 1 with the target phrases or relevant vocab ^^

My coteacher and I decided not to use any of the songs from the book (an excellent as well as necessary choice, in my opinion).

Telepathy game for period 2. The ordinal numbers on the slides are animated as I get the students to spell them aloud before/as I reveal them.

Slides 8-12 are like mini dialogues, hence the double up of pictures on slide 11. For the 'only' picture, you might want to change it, or say something about koalas only eating eucalyptus leaves.

The idea is off these boards, thank you to who ever you are. Originally it was called 21, but mine has 28 cells, so now it's called, Twenty-Eight!

Students can say 1,2 or 3 sentences and have to avoid landing on the bomb. So they have to think a little bit and not just read aimlessly.

Went to the racetrack in Seoul a while back and got the idea for a game to teach ordinal numbers.  The powerpoint is pretty self explanatory.  Basically there are 4 horse races each involving 14 horses.  In teams, the students will guess who finishes in the top six.  For example team one will say "First, number 12, Second, number 3, Third, number 8, etc....).  The teacher should write each teams guesses on the board for score keeping after each race.  The races themselves are digital races (about a minute long) I found on youtube.  Any questions let me know.  peace