This thread is quiet. I took the idea from the thread for the old book, Battleships.

P5 PPT. READ & THINK__PPT BOARD GAME .My co-teachers work. :   ;)

Some material, does what it says in the file name.

Here is another quick game you can do with your students that takes no prep time. 

Divide the class into two teams. 
Have one member from each team come to the front and stand back to back.
Each student needs to choose a number between zero and six and hold that many fingers up.
Have the whole class count to three.
When the class says the number three the two students turn around and have to add the two numbers together (their number and their opponents number).
Once they have added these numbers the need to say the month that is associated with that number. 
The first one to say the month correctly gets a point.

Two activities:

Pass the ball. Done in groups of 5. The group answers part A and student who has the ball answers part B.

Between the two activities I went and played
- It is great to sing along to and the students do enjoy it. I have played it in a few classes.

Unscramble the sentence. Students are in groups of 5.
A sentence is shown on the computer. They must unscramble the sentence. I have also added what I have called a spare word. The spare word is one that has no relationship between itself and the answer.

Please remove references to a school trip to Seoul. My 6th grade are about to head to Seoul on a school trip.

From a collection of previous ppts : WHERE'S WALDO GAME

Knowing the emphasis is how to speak dates, I did a simple Pass the Ball game. Except I changed it a bit.

You know the games where you hide a star under a single person's chair, and that person gets a prize? Well, I decided to try that, combined with Pass the Ball: I made dates on pieces of A4-sized paper, then taped them to the bottom of the chairs - not ALL the chairs, as this would be tedious, doing for 6 classes. But most of them. We passed the ball, looking for the lucky student who had the star. When the music stopped, everyone asks the question on the powerpoint, and the student responds with the date; if the student doesn't have a paper, I just had the class ask them "when is your birthday" and the student responds their actual birthday.

It worked fairly well, only one class had too much energy/didn't play it well, which I chalked up to them having just gotten back. It takes a little preparation, but the kids seem to enjoy it.

Play with it, make your own adjustments. I WOULD SUGGEST! Before playing the game, I ALWAYS. Always. Made sure to tell them 1 VERY important rule: don't do ANYTHING! (Meaning, don't look under your chair when I explain that something MAY be under there.) This is because, being kids, they have a tendency to try and look/grab the paper. So I emphasized this rule to them, again and again, because - even then - one or two students will not listen.

Hope this gives your kids something different to try, though the game is simple enough.

Into ppt! Includes ordinal number 1st-31st, months, Holidays and date practice

Here is another quick game you can do with your students that takes no prep time. 

Divide the class into two teams. 
Have one member from each team come to the front and stand back to back.
Each student needs to choose a number between zero and six and hold that many fingers up.
Have the whole class count to three.
When the class says the number three the two students turn around and have to add the two numbers together (their number and their opponents number).
Once they have added these numbers the need to say the month that is associated with that number. 
The first one to say the month correctly gets a point.

I'm using this tomorrow.  I appreciate games that require no preparation, so thanks!  I modified it, so more S can be involved at a time.  I hope it goes well!

-Elimination Game:
1. Partners stand back to back.
2. Each student needs to choose a number between 0-6 and hold that many fingers up.
3. T says “1, 2, 3.”
4. The two students turn around and add the two numbers together and say the month that is associated with that number first. 
5. Losers sits down and game continues until 1 S is left.

Also, we're doing a macarena to the months:

I'm always using stuff from this site. I'd be lost without it. I've taken someone else's work from the posts above (thanks, man) and added a bit to it. Most of my kids are pretty low level and need to practice speaking.  :)