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  • mavsfan5
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    • March 07, 2011, 07:32:38 am
    • Tongyeong, South Korea
(YBM Maria Oh) Grade 5, Lesson 3 - "I Have a Runny Nose"
« on: February 29, 2012, 02:44:34 pm »
Here is the teacher's book for Lesson 3 - I Have a Runny Nose.

Also attached are the book images for the lesson's vocabulary.

Finally, there is a worksheet for the listening and speaking parts of the lesson.

Edit: Added teacher's book in English.
« Last Edit: November 24, 2012, 12:08:27 pm by taeyang »


Here is a handout I made for 5th grade, lesson 3, I have a Runny Nose. I hope this comes in handy!


  • TheWB18
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    • October 27, 2011, 07:51:30 am
    • South Korea
-Worksheet with functions, vocab, dialogs, short true/false activity and a story
- A clapping game with target language
- A vocab PPT
« Last Edit: March 12, 2012, 08:08:16 am by TheWB18 »


  • jenjen51184
  • Waygookin

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    • October 11, 2011, 05:25:54 pm
    • Busan, South Korea
Runny Nose Blues Song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBK-R-FKP28

Attached Video File with subtitles

Commercial Runny Nose (Funny)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AOF59RHwmY

Updated Post - Additional Video

Funny Cat with Runny Nose - good warm up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH2fYBiyhtw
« Last Edit: March 19, 2012, 05:53:27 pm by jenjen51184 »


Here is a blazing pens ppt I made. Enjoy!


Here is a handout I made for 5th grade, lesson 3, I have a Runny Nose. I hope this comes in handy!

Thanks for letting me borrow your handout.  I used the Fix the Mistakes part and made a little PPT from it. 


Just reviewing ailments and doctor's advice.


Here is a handout I made for 5th grade, lesson 3, I have a Runny Nose. I hope this comes in handy!

Thanks for letting me borrow your handout.  I used the Fix the Mistakes part and made a little PPT from it.

I'm happy to know you're making good use of my handout! Making them is not fun so it's good to see people make things that complement other materials. Thanks for sharing!


  • mdwv
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    • March 06, 2012, 12:56:45 pm
    • Jeolla
This is a ppt of some of the vocabulary for this chapter. Good for a first lesson with a few funny pics to add to it.


This is an introduction to chapter 3.
I have a ____
runny nose
head ache
stomach ache
fever
cold
I am sick
medicine
nurse
hospital

At the end, there is a memory game for the above vocab. ;)
meow


  • mdwv
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    • March 06, 2012, 12:56:45 pm
    • Jeolla
This is the 4 Corners game. If you don't know it, basically you assign each wall in the room with a number.

When you say "GO!" the kids have to quickly choose a wall and stand by it. If the wall they're standing at is the wall that comes up on the ppt they are eliminated and have to sit down. If not they keep going.

You can get them to repeat the vocab each time a new slide comes up.

You can get them to practice the key expressions as they go to sit down i.e. "I have to sit down. I have a headache."

Hope that's clear enough :)


Thanks a lot. Myk kids will enjoy this game. fantastic! thanks..


  • ichabod13
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    • December 01, 2010, 10:41:25 am
    • Seoul
5th Grade handout for lesson 3.  I definitely took several ideas already posted and merged them into this handout.  Forgive me for not remembering the specific individuals but (as always) the credit belongs others, not me.

Included are vocabulary, expressions, Look and Listen, Your Turn, Cultural Footnotes, and word search (with answers).


  • cabbamac
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    • March 08, 2012, 08:55:53 am
    • Seoul


Here is a board game that I made for this lesson. I hope it's useful :)


  • ichabod13
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    • December 01, 2010, 10:41:25 am
    • Seoul
Here is a good warm up to the lesson

Show the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyfkcUbhbJs

Ask Ss to watch. After the video, in groups, ask them to write down the different health terms heard from the video.  When two minutes is over, ask groups to share their answers and write the terms on the board.

Use the ppt to show them the vocab after the video or later.  At the end of the ppt is a game. It should be fun!


  • v_kcin
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    • March 02, 2011, 01:28:09 pm
    • Gangwon-do, South Korea
Here's what I plan on doing for period 4 (writing practice).

Running dictation style activity.
-make 4 teams line up facing the black board (or each team has a whiteboard)
-student's ask "What's the problem?"
-teacher has to mime an illness
-students have to come up with an answer and must write it on the board

*alternatives:
       -students take turns writing whole sentences (1 student per Q/A)
       -or-
       -each student can only write one word at a time

-1 point for a correct answer
-1 point for grammar
-1 point for quickest team (optional)


Here's a Simpson's ppt I've updated from last year. I had my co-teacher check the Korean, but double checking never hurts.


  • ichabod13
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    • December 01, 2010, 10:41:25 am
    • Seoul
Here is a battleship template for the lesson.



  • ichabod13
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    • December 01, 2010, 10:41:25 am
    • Seoul
Lottery Game

It's essentially the opposite of Bingo. My coteacher used this for lower level students.  It may work out for your classroom needs too.

Instructions:
1)Print out 1 page for students.
2) Have Ss practice writing vocabulary words in the blanks
3) Have Ss randomly number the first word box from 1-9 (ex. stomachache-4, runny nose-5, headache-6, etc)
4) Choose a Ss to share their first choice (ex. 1=cold). If other Ss also chose cold as number 1, they should circle the answer
5) Continue process until a Ss has at least 4-5 that are the same.
**Be careful Ss don't try and change answers--have Ss use pens.  They can play the next round on a different grid.

Enjoy!