I have a worksheet for this lesson; that might be it.  I'd love to hear what anyone else plans to do for this unit, because I am just about out of ideas.  The Guess Who? activity on the worksheet is taken from the user moose.

*Edit: Adding a "Top Five" game; will have students guess answers by saying "My favorite ___ is _____".

reading practice pass the ball game. i repeat them all twice, you may want to add more?

The powerpoint I made to practice the phrases and a Mario game to practice "There is/are"

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Handout/worksheet (half page)
Introduction PPT
Kung Fu Panda PPT game
Clipart for making future PPTs (colors, sports, subjects, flowers, animals)

I use this ppt as motivation before or after the reading lessons.  I must give credit to the creator for the original design. 

Here is a short, easy game for motivation, Guess the Picture.  Asking and answering various favorites.  I downloaded it from the Kyohaksa 6th grade lesson 2 thread, but changed it some.  Thanks, original creator/poster.

Also, here are some short videos that I may use, which are all from Speedo for some reason:

1) "What's your favourite animal?" with very short answers (good to show how people actually answer this question in real life)

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


2) "Who's your favourite cartoon character?"  I think the answers are all well-known characters in Korea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkoGKvfrJo8


3) "Who's your favourite superhero?"  Mostly well-known superheros, but I love that it gives me an excuse to introduce my students to THE TICK.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrA5AOrUk2k

Here is a prezi I made where I talked about animals from different countries.

http://prezi.com/x_ltz_pc2arq/animals-around-the-world/?auth_key=10554e9fe0f28236fd443a63c9fef3849e007aa5

1) Storybook that matches Storyland, Mamba and the Crocodile Bird.  Many kinds of animals, plus review of past tense, prepositions, "How's it going?" and probably some other stuff we've taught so far this year. 

Doesn't actually include "My favorite..." anywhere in there, but it does have "There is" [actually "There was"] and "I don't like..." at least once.

Note: *I found the PPT in French, and translated it back into English.


2) Avengers Game!  (I meant to post this sooner and now I see someone else had the same idea... oops.)  I found it in another book's lesson about favorite subjects, but I totally changed it except a few questions.  I also added/revised some of the animations from the original template, and added a very short intro.  I hid the slides explaining the points, because it's more fun if the students are surprised by what they get.  I also changed Loki to RPS challenge and sometimes minus points.  My students LOVED it.  (It also went really well with the "Who's your favorite superhero?" video I posted above.)

Really simple writing game, but effective. Place the six sheets sheet around the room in slightly hidden spots. In groups the students collect the words for one number at a time. The first team to form the correct sentence wins.