Daily routine handout

this supplement handout may be useful for someone

Video on clock time

1.  Role-play dialogue from the book

2.  Alternate role-play--Ss work in pairs and fill in the blanks

3.  Time worksheet with 5 min. time increments

Simple Worksheet for lesson 5

Daily routine wk for game.  Have the students put match the time with the routine.  first team to do it first, wins.

Here is some stuff for this lesson. Last year my students loved this video for learning morning/afternoon and night. I used it as a reward for most of the rest of the year!



I will play clock bingo for the first lesson.

Here is a ppt for period 1 and 2 (some things taken from other people's ppts - thanks for those).

Also a bomb game I made. Students answer "It's ... o'clock. It's time for ..." based on the picture. Click on the clock to get to the points and the points picture to get back to the alphabet.

Also a board game that I made.

I will probably play a whispering game too with the students drawing the clock on the board after whispering or choosing the correct flashcard.

New review worksheet for this unit up over here.

i wasn't that impressed with the 'Hello World' video for this topic. these blogs have a few pictures of different eating habits from around the world:

http://freshpics.blogspot.com/2010/07/what-people-eat-around-world.html

http://whiteapple334.tistory.com/category/Chisme/Dig