This is a powerpoint that I created last year.  It's a basic intro for this lesson with Jjangu.  Each slide has a picture of Jjangu and he asks what time is it?  Sudents look at the face of the clock for the  time and respond, It is ______.  There is also the other target langauge with, it's time for ________. 

Hope someone can find it useful. I even printed off the slides with jjangu and made a game of it.  But you might want to change the times, o'clock might be too easy depending on the level of your students.
Kids still enjoyed this intro though,

A simple ppt I will be using for period 2.
The book only talks about the hours, not the minutes, so I made this ppt going over each 5 minute increment with both roman spelling and numerical form.
Hope this is helpful 

Here are some Story Time scripts you can print out. Slide 1 has all of the text, Slide 2 has some words missing for a gap fill before practicing.

This can be handed out on the first day of Lesson 5 or for review any time.

It is a simple table with key vocabulary and expressions for Lesson 5 - in English and Korean. It has 2 tables per page, so just cut the page in half, snip off the side, and tell students to paste it in a notebook or textbook.
(My CT uses the teacher's guide, so it just covers the suggested material from that book.)

Here's a song and video I made for teaching time and daily routines. Hope it helps!