So thanks to plague monkey for being the only person to post on this unit.  I made a PPT from some of the flashcards he/she posted.  Nothing special, but it does the job!

AJR83, This looks cool, but how do you play the game? There are buttons that look like they play sounds, but the ppt seems to me missing the mp3 files. Can you post the mp3's you've been using or an updated version of the ppt?

This is a game I came up with called the Gimme Game. You can use this with a lot of different phrases and situations, but in this lesson I used it this way:
Each person has 2 cards. Everyone in the group can see the cards because they must know who to ask for. So person 1 asks person 2 "May I speak to ____?" both persons will play rock-paper-scissors. If person 1 wins, person 2 must give up the card person 1 asked for and then say "This is ____ speaking." If person 2 wins they must say "No, you may not." and person 2 gets to keep their card. The point of the game is to get the most cards.

The one problem I ran into is with this version of the game my students seemed to think it was a version of Go Fish, even though I told them repeatedly the cards don't need to match and they must play rock-paper-scissors. Never thought I would have a hard time getting Korean students to play rock-paper-scissors...

Let me know how it goes!

Mario game

I wanted to get something up here, since this lesson is sort of deceiving based on the title, AND there isn't much posted for this lesson already.  Hopefully someone has time to use it this year.

It is a Thanksgiving lesson (combined from some of the other Thanksgiving themed lessons on this site), and adds in the key expressions toward the end of the ppt. "Can you ____ for me?", etc.

This took nearly the entire lesson, so you may be able to stretch it over 2 lessons if that is your thing.  I even skipped over a few parts, so you'll be able to cut it down in to one lesson also.   

Hello everyone,

For those who are still on this lesson, I'm just adding a KPOP related Key Expressions PPT. No music, just some silly gifs.. My kids liked it, hope yours do as well.

Laiza

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I took the Mario PPT Game (thanks yjh07022!) and the Blazing Pens PPT Game (thanks thepriesthood!) and combined it to make my own writing game.

You can divide the students into any number of groups and have them write the answers on white boards.

Enjoy!!

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I appreciate when people go to a lot of effort to make stuff - and it looks like this person has really gone to a lot of effort - but unfortunately materials are completely useless if you don't explain how to use them.

for example, the boardgames posted here look great, but really require some type of explanation on how to play them.

so please explain your materials in future people!

I got the Star Craft PPT template from Waygook.org and a big thank you to the person who made it!

Here's a PPT and a Star Craft PPT game for reviewing Lesson 11 & 12.

Enjoy!