Materials for lesson 9 in the YBM book by Maria Oh.

- Worksheet with structures, vocab, activity with the simple past tense and a short story
- Past Tense PPT
- Vocab PPT
- "I Visited London" PPT for Hello World

The regular from me:

--Teacher's Book
--Teacher's Book in English
--Worksheet for Parts 1/2
--Textbook Images from the CD

Enjoy!  :)

I made a PPT with the phrases and vocab in English and Korean with a short quiz at the end.
Also, a vocab handout with the phrases in English and Korean. They are 1/4 sheet size (perfect for pasting in a book.) Goes in the same order at the PPT.

My students will make postcards (you can print them from the word doc attached.)
There is a PPT to help them know what to write.

EDIT: I added a worksheet with KEY WORDS and KEY SENTENCES. It has a wordsearch on the back.

Heya,

Introductory PPT. The first half explains grammar I got from my KT.

The second half I cobbled together from older PPT's mostly, but they contain the 12 expressions you'll need for the past tense verbs. (I refrained from using 'was' and 'were' for fear of confusion, will teach it the next day instead)

Also this uses the picture first, then the text appears, a style I prefer as it gives you a chance to elicit the phrases before teaching them!

Enjoy  :D

got this gem from my 4th grade class from last year. actually  a cool song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecAHyjh97xA&feature=player_embedded

materials from 2011 books
http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,992

This song was great. I made a fill in the blanks worksheet for the song lyrics.

PAST TENSE made easy

1. PPT going through 27 verbs [present > past]

2. Rock-Paper-Scissors Board Game

Do enjoy!

I found this video link in the thread for the other YBM book, which is almost the same lesson right now.

How...   [What?]
was...   [What?]
your...   [What?]
vacation?   [What?]
Howwasyourvacation?   
...
...
...
[What?]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJvTG-I-n64&feature=player_embedded

I found an awesome speaking activity and my coteacher spruced it up with some "punishments" for the loser in each level.

I'll attach the PPT, pretty self-explan, but here's the directions. It could work with any dialogue:

"Conversation Food Chain" (similar to survivor, virus)

1. All students memorize dialogue/see dialogue on board.
2. Students begin as "FLIES."
3. Students stand up and find a partner to complete dialogue.
4. After they finish, Rock Paper Scissors: The loser must BOW (or other punishment) to the winner, and the winner moves up a level.
5. Winners become "CHICKENS" and stand up and repeat the dialogue with a new partner.
6. Repeat (flies, chickens, eagles, monkeys, jjangus, superman!)

There should be one student left remaining at the end of the levels.

Some materials for this lesson:

1) A very basic Past Tense Verbs Bomb Game.  I modified it from last year (not sure where I found the original) to include the past tense verb after clicking the present tense.  Click the past tense verb to show the points/bomb.  I also added the requirement that the students spell the past tense form correctly or they don't get the points!

2)  What did you do Song PPT. Goes with the great gap fill worksheet by txMichelle.  Thanks for that!  I included the link to YouTube in the PPT, but I also used Gom Player to play the second time so I could use the space bar to pause and unpause while the students wrote.  The link to Gom Player will (probably) work if you make a "Videos" folder on the desktop and put the AVI file in there (if not, just ignore that link).
 
3)  Here's the AVI of the What Did You Do song.  Unfortunately, not subtitled.  (That's why I used YouTube first.)

4)  Reading (Clap Game).  Don't remember where I found this, but I added one round and a couple slides for practicing.

5) Matching Game.  From last year, I think.  I added sentence practice before the game.  Works best if you make the students say the correct sentence after choosing one picture, or they lose their turn.

Tried posting this yesterday, but the combined file size was too big.  Now I'm posting them one at a time.

1)  Mr. Bean Past Tense Sentences PPT  Goes with two parts from the episode "Do It Yourself Mr. Bean."  Most of the sentences go with "Painting" section, so you could skip the first part and delete those slides if you don't have time to show both.  Or show one on one day and the second the next.