I still have a blazing pens to share for this unit as well!

Textbook materials for Lesson 8:

Teacher's Book
Teacher's Book in English
Textbook Images

Also, worksheet for parts 1 & 2 of the lesson.

Enjoy!

Word lotto game. Print the first slide and distribute sheets; alternatively just use blank paper.

http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,923.180.html lots of good stuff here at 6th grade lesson 11.

This is a simple rock, scissors paper game. Students work with a partner and play rock, scissors paper. The loser asks, "What do you want to do?" The winner looks at the picture and answers, "I want to _____," then they use an eraser to mark their spot. This continues until one of them gets to the finish. If time, they switch sides so they practice more vocab. I will use this with either lesson 1 or 2.

Vocab: I want to: make sandwiches, play basketball, play baseball, take a cooking class, learn Chinese, learn taekwondo, play the piano, play computer games, do my homework, clean my room.

Here's an all-new PowerPoint with basic sentences, variants on basic sentences, and an unscramble the sentence game at the end. Also includes some SpongeBob and Kungfu Panda to keep everyone amused.

Hi!

I made a Telepathy Game for lesson 8-4 (the writing lesson).

Basically, the students are shown 3-4 sentences (with pictures) and have to choose one to write down. If it is the correct one they'll get 1-3 points. You'll get it once you look through the .ppt. I've also attached a writing worksheet in case your students don't have a notebook, just make sure to print it so 2 pages are on one. There are 7 rounds to the game.


Also attached is a word and sentence scramble. It can be used as a review or a warm-up! For some reason it got kids who were normally quiet to raise their hands, so that felt good.

Pass the pencil case.

Wanna find the artists in your class? Try this activity:

Grab long sheets of paper (B4), fold the bottom up about an inch, and have kids choose what they want to do. It's best to give them a theme. For example, "What do you want to do this summer?" or "What do you want to do at the beach?"

Have them draw a picture to go with their sentence and have them fold the bottom up so it's hidden. After about 5 minutes, have them share their picture and get classmates to guess what they want to do.

Super simple, but takes up about 15-20 minutes!

In this powerpoint, I have a review of key sentences, a chase the vocab game, instructions for a board game, and there's also a board game word document (game board)

Hope it helps someone!