Couldn't find a thread for this, so here's what I've got for review this week.

- Worksheet with dialogs, a couple of review activities and a vocab wordsearch
- A really simple Jeopardy game, hopefully keep them focused on reviewing the material rather than the game

Angry Birds games for lessons 1-3 (for my school's midterm) and lessons 1-4 (the review lessons). They are extremely similar. Thanks to the original creator of the template!

Dialog making activity.  I made a blank comic strip featuring the Annoying Orange (screen shots from the "Wazzup" episode that I showed during Lesson 1).  The second page is entirely blank, so the students can make up their own conclusion.

You can simply show the PPT slide on the TV and have them speak, or print it out and put them in groups to write their own comic.  That's what I did, and the kids really enjoyed it.

I also wrote some pertinent words on the chalk board, such as the names of the fruits and especially "knife!" to help the students with spelling.

YouTube "Wazzup":

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

Review worksheet
lesson 5-7
for the final exam.

I really don't like the review lesson for part 2 of this book, as the chapters 5 through 8 review section has one good board game and then a rather unfeasible idea for the kids to create their own travel brochure, and then instructs them to just discuss the picture, which I don't think would fill a 40 minute class very well.

I went ahead and made my own Jeopardy game with just paper cards on a larger posterboard, and made categories like When is It? Where is It? Who's calling? etc.

I based most of the questions on the picture of the museum and basically test their knowledge.

Ex: What time does the museum open on Saturday?

I'll have some additional categories like true/false to fill time, and one on English language movies.

I'll bring treats for the winning team.

Here's a blank Angry Birds comic, based on the story PPT here:

http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,34633.msg262809.html#msg262809

My students really enjoy the Zombie Game so I made a review for lessons 1-8. It includes 3 slides per lesson. For those who haven't played the Zombie Game: when the slide changes colors, students will need to either stand up or sit down. The slowest student to change their position will be out; I have them sit or stand in the black of the class. There will be slides with numbers on them (all students have numbers in their homeroom classes), if they see their number, they have to answer the question. If they answer correctly, they can stay in game, if they were out of the game, they can return. Lastly, if they see a zombie on the slide, they need to freeze. If they move, they are out. Enjoy!

Review Materials for Lessons 9-11, for the midterm this week.


1) Review PPT practice making sentences for each lesson (9-11).  Made from other PPTs I already had, so thanks original creators/posters!


2) Kaboom Game.  This is a non-PPT game that can be played many ways.  I used an old Pringles can, which I covered with the "Kaboom" label.  Then I printed the question/word/sentence cards, laminated them, and put them in the can. 

One student at a time draws a card and does what it says.  If they draw "Kaboom" they lose points, or another team loses points, or they switch points (and one Kaboom makes all teams lose points).  If they can't answer, you can give minus one, or let their team help them. 

Some of the questions are kinda hard ("What is 'adjective' in Korean?"), so I added the rule that if they miss, they will have to try again later (if enough time).

* Make sure to change the sentences with my or my co-teacher's name!  (Rebecca and Mr. Kim)

EDIT: The Kaboom game was pretty much chaos.  Since only 1 student could see the question, most of the class just ignored what was going on...  Next time, I'll make the questions on a PPT and use the Kaboom cards only for scoring. 

Here's a ZIP file of the entire Teachers Book in English.

The individual files are already available for each lesson, but here's the whole thing at once.

Thanks to one of the Korean teachers at my school for finding and downloading this for me!  And thanks to mavsfan5 for posting (almost) the whole thing already.

This comes from the YBM website without any changes, so the file names are all in Korean, but I checked at least a few files and they're in English!  Not sure why some files are .doc and most are .hwp, but hopefully you have both Office and Hangeul on your work computer.

Lessons 9-13 Review
-Tom and Jerry bomb game (simple) -thanks to the original poster for the awesome game template.
- Wordsearch using key words from Lessons 9-13