Here are some revised PPTs and worksheets from previous PPT games that are posted on here.

I updated them with the new vocabulary and phrases.

Quick intro with a missing picture game.
A flick game with the same pictures.

Some more stuff.

The video is hilarious!!! It had me laughing like crazy. Especially when the car windows roll down hahaha

English translation of the teacher's guide for this chapter.

Here's just a vocab review of clothing, and introducing the key expression "He/She is wearing..." and I included "They are wearing..." They kept wanting to say "They are wearing a yellow shirt." But I drew a picture of a big shirt on the board with 2 people in it to explain why they need to drop the "a," and they really understood it.

I tried to use celebrities they knew (except the first girl), and the last picture is from the CD-ROM.

Hope it helps :)

Take the Land Game

Pair Work Game:

Students use a game marker at the bottom of the page and flick it onto the game board.  Wherever the marker lands, the student whose turn it is reads the sentence in the box.  If they read the sentence correctly, that box becomes, "their land" and they place a mark indicating this.  The game continues until all the boxes are marked.  The student with the most markings wins.

If the student misreads the sentence, they cannot place a mark in that box.  The person they are playing with should monitor this closely.

Sleeping elephants based on the new template seen here:

http://www.waygook.org/index.php?topic=58708.0

Here are some supplement worksheets I have created for my students. These were very effective with my students and cover both ideas of clothing and color. One is vocabulary matching and writing the Korean equivalent. The second is writing about the colors of the things around them. As you can see there is a scoring system on the worksheets which can be removed by simply clicking on each text box and deleting them. The coloring is formatted for our school's printer so you may need to adjust the graphics to fit your needs. The second attachment is the color by number worksheet I had promised. It incorporates math into the lesson as well as the fun of coloring. There is also an accompanying worksheet which asks questions about the coloring worksheet after it is completed. I hope you enjoy them. Best of luck in your teaching! Cheers~

For those of you who have downloaded the color by number sheet, please change #8 blue to orange. I am changing the one available now. This is what happens when I work past ten. Sorry everyone!