Hi everyone, with my lower level classes I've started playing a Bingo game with them.  I use the vocabulary words at the bottom of each page in the Reading section.   If a student wants to have a chance to pick a word, they have to announce the word out loud for all the students to hear.  The winner of that round of Bingo has to say all the words perfectly and define one word of my choice. 

As for materials, I type the words up on Microsoft word and then cut them out and put them in a bag for the students to draw from.  Also, I give each student a blank piece of paper for them to make their own bingo card.  You can use each card more than once if you tell the students to use different colored pens each round. 

Attached is a sample of the vocabulary words from Lesson 5, Performance Anxiety.

These might be a bit late for most people, but here are my lessons for next week. They are all covering lesson 1 from the books.

Grade 1 covers the listening section and has a bomb game included. I got the game from the beginning of this thread.

Grade 2 also covers some listening sections plus an extra Xtranormal video for additional listening activity. Also included is a sounds section which was suggested at the start of this section

Maybe this should be its own thread (or maybe it already is) but I've been looking for songs to use for the "sounds" section in each chapter. I plan to play the song in class and hand out the lyrics. The kids would then listen to the song and circle/underline examples of the sounds I'm teaching, perhaps with a prize for the student who finds the most examples of the sounds. As of now I have "With a Little Help from My Friends" (Beatles) for the "L" sound/silent "L" box on pg. 13 of the grade 2 book, as well as "Walk the Line" (Johnny Cash) for the "i" sound on pg. 27 of the grade 1 book. I'll continue searching and posting good songs and if you think this is a good idea I hope you'll respond with other songs. Thanks!

I haven't tried it yet, but am hoping it will go well. If there is time at the end, I hope to play a board game on giving advice

Grade 3 cover the speaking section using Xtranormal videos. I have toned them down a bit as most students were distracted from the listening by the zombies and speaking dolls!!! Hopefully these will be better. As activity at the end, we will be doing a Madlib using the reading section from the book

Feel free to use, change or delete!

I'm attaching two lessons.

Grade three lesson 1 "the best gift for my son". It's a summary of the key phrases followed by a written activity where they make up a story with the help of the phrases using a blank cartoon strip. I haven't taught this lesson yet so not sure if will be a success. I'm thinking to spend 25 minutes on this activity and then move onto the beloved bomb game.
My lesson for grade two's is an adaptation of a game I found in this forum. "Advice game". Coupled with a worksheet so far it has been a huge success. So thank you to the original poster :) I always make my worksheets in powerpoint and print them off separately. This is usually the last slide on the presentation.

Hey I just have a question about the board game. How does it work? It says the winning group gets 8 points? So do you play it as a whole class? If so, how does it work with placing their game pieces on the board etc. Or do you print off the board game and the children just play it in their groups? And you give them dice and counters/game pieces

For Grade 1, I used Big Town Cards which can be downloaded from this site:

http://www.mes-english.com/games/bigtown.php

Grade 1: Lesson 1 (part 2)

These cards are great! Thanks for the heads up. I spent an hour this morning printing, cutting out, laminating, then cutting out again 5 sets of the 'Card Set 1' to use with 1st grade this week. I knocked up this PPT and worksheet to go along with them.

I change the print options in word to 2 pages per sheet before printing, and you'll need the font 'Ad Lib BT' (http://www.broble.com/download-free-font/ad-lib-bt/) if it's not already on your computer. I use this font for all my PPT's and worksheets cos I like the look of it.

Logistically, my students are arranged into 5 teams (A~E), with 8 students per team. Each team has a mini whiteboard on the desk and I hand out board markers whenever we do an activity when we use them. I've uploaded my rough lesson plan for this class, but if your room is laid out differently you'll need to adapt it to suit.

EDIT:
My students asked me who all the people were in the PPT. If you're not sure, here's a cheat sheet:
Canada - Justin Beiber
France - Thierry Henry (soccer player)
Brazil - Ronaldinho (soccer player)
Australia - Julia Gillard (current prime minister)
Germany - Michael Schumacher
USA - Beyonce
Italy - Christina (she used to be on Korean TV and everyone knows her)
UK - Queen Elizabeth II
Japan - Yama-P (Japanese singing/acting idol)

With regards the sounds sections I'm thinking of using some tongue twisters to practice these, found these sights which are quite good, thought I'd share.

http://thinks.com/words/tonguetwisters.htm#O

http://www.stickyball.net/phonics.html

Grade 2: Lesson 1 (part 2)

Here's my second lesson for the "Yujin for Class President" chapter. I'm only going to use this with my advanced level classes and it involves talking about election pledges and making a campaign poster. I haven't taught the class yet (will be using it tomorrow morning) but posting up now anyway...

You'll need the Ad Lib font from http://www.broble.com/download-free-font/ad-lib-bt/ to view it properly

I've attached my lesson plan, but as I'm not required to submit plans at my school it's really just rough notes for myself... may or may not be useful to anybody else.

Anyone else having trouble with the Angry Birds ppt that was posted here a while back?

I don't know how to fix the setting at school since everything is in Korean. When I try to use the ppt, the red X and green check don't show up.

I've had some trouble with the angry birds ppt as well, but if you follow the directions in the beginning of the ppt it should work on most computers.  Make sure to have the macros enabled in microsoft powerpoint.

Hey Everybody....

I made this little "game" for G3L2.

It is not a proper bomb game. 

Very simple, and gets the kids to practice the key phrases a lot.  (Let's ......./ I'm afraid I can't...../ Then why not.....)

If anyone  improves on it, feel free to re upload it! 

It worked well with my classes.  Should take up about the last 10 minutes of class.

Hi, here is my Grade 3 Lesson 2 (week1) plan it focuses on I'd like to introduce ___ to you by using a guess who game. 
The reference to the friendship quiz at the beginning is a quiz i got from an activity book but i'm sure you could find similar quizzes online. 
Gemma.

G1L2 Pororo bomb game.  Big thanks to Daejon for the template.

There is a slide with a pic of me on there, so check through it first.