Here is a handout I put together for lesson 5. It's nothing fancy, but it will get the job done. The blazing pens ppt should also come in handy.

Attachments include:

Teacher's Guide
Teacher's Guide in English
Worksheet to go with part 1 & 2 of the lesson
Book images for vocabulary words

Enjoy!

I don't know about anyone else's 5th graders, but I have quite a few who are way above the others in the class in terms of English ability. When it comes to reading time, my co-teacher and I have decided to split the class in half. I take the advanced students, she takes the rest. So, in preparation, I make a short story for the kids to read that is relevant to the lesson we're studying. They have to either answer some questions or draw some pictures (last time I had them draw what they think happens next) so I can tell their level of comprehension..

Needless to say, I thought I'd share this lesson's story with others just in case you want to do the same for your class. Hopefully there is someone out there that can needs to and/or wants to utilize it! It's super basic English (I wrote it all in the present tense) but my students really enjoyed it last time.

Pororo Game for Lesson 5. Thank you to the original creator of the powerpoint!

Here is a simple worksheet with pictures. It's meant to be doublesided.

What time do you____?
I ____ at _____.

Also, a pirates of the classroom PPT game.
Thanks to the original maker of the game!


edit:
Added a worksheet to accompany the video below by gavcanning. matching worksheet to go on the back.

These are just large flashcards I use to refresh their memories at the beginning of each class. The sentences are on the slides at the end so you can take each picture out and flip it over to print on the back.

Ss Learn to ask and answer the phrase “What time do you get up?”, “what do you do after school” and “Identify the time of the day”.

I have open class for Day 3.   Here are my materials.

1)  A Korean High School Student's Day video (for review of daily activities).  It's about 12 seconds long.  If you have Gom Player, you can slow down the playback speed using the X key.  (C key will speed it up again.)

2)  A Korean High School Student's Day ppt.  Prompts the students to make sentences about daily activities (in the first person).  The last slide of the ppt is a prompt for the "Body Clock" game. 

3)  Time Cards for the Body Clock Game.  Volunteer students come to the front and put their hands in the correct position for the time they picked out of the ? bag.  Use a stick/pointer for the minute hand, and other hand is the hour hand.  If their team guesses the correct time, they get a point.  (It was easier for the other students to see the time if the volunteer stood on a chair.)

4)  SpongeBob and Patrick's Earlier and Later Guessing Game ppt.  Directions are contained in the ppt.  Students guess the time each character does different daily activities.

5)  SpongeBob Game Answer Key.  Print it out so you know the answers.

6)  SpongeBob and Patrick Masks.  Each teacher (if you have a co-teacher) is one character.  Otherwise, you can put the masks on sticks and hold up the correct one.  (They're the kind of  "mask" that goes on a headband so that the character sits on your forehead.)

EDIT:  RE-posting the SpongeBob game, because apparently I had the Korean for "Earlier" and "Later" switched!  Oh no!

EDIT # 2:  I forgot the FONTS.  Where is my mind...? 

In the FONTS rar file are two fonts, Curse Casual JVE and SpongeFont SquareType.  You have to download them, then copy/move to the fonts folder. 

You can find the fonts folder from the Start menu, then System Folder (look for "S" if your computer is in Korean), then Control Panel ("C" in Korean).  The fonts folder has the icon of an A over a folder (my computer crashes if I open the Control Panel when Firefox is open, so I can't check what the folder is actually called right now...).

FYI - The Curse Casual font doesn't give much space between words, so in the PPT, there is a double spacebar between each word.


EDIT (2013):  I changed the SpongeBob PPT slightly, and this time I embedded  the fonts (I finally got Office in English this year, so it was really easy to figure out how to do that, finally finally).  Since it was taking forever for students to guess the correct time, I made a rule that they have to guess the HOUR only first, to narrow it down more quickly.  You should also probably point out to them that Patrick is really weird, so he does stuff at odd times.  (One class was astounded that he ate dinner so early...)

Oh, and here's the Looney Tunes cartoon I showed last year for the old Lesson 6.

http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,788.msg109760.html#msg109760

There's a link to the video, and the PPT to use afterward.


EDIT (2013):  New link (currently on YouTube) to the cartoon "A Sheep in the Deep":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am8mrtdKM5U


Attached is my newer, revised version of the PPT and a kinda low quality copy of the video.

This is a Bomb Game about the belongings.