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This thread is regarding the books named "Middle School English" published by 능률교육.

Lesson List

Grade 1 -
Lesson 1 – Open a Door to the World
Introductions (pg 12 listening exercises)
Lesson Plan and PPT
PPT and worksheet
"Part 2"
Introductions and Lesson Worksheets
Lesson 1 Review ppt
Introductions Game
Lesson 1 PPT in 2 parts
Handshakes Video
Introduction Lesson with funny videos

Lesson 2 – My Twin Sisters

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Lesson 3 – Sports Day

Low Level Edit of Suggestions/Invitations/Commands Game (see above)
Commands/Simon Says
Present Progressive Worksheet
Teaching Commands PPT
Sports Lesson
Present Continuous Lesson and Game

Lesson 4 – My Visit to London
Suggesting Food Lucky Wheel
Food videos
Worksheet & past tense game
Offering Food & Food names
"Help yourself" worksheet
Pororo "remembering things" bomb game
Pororo Game Modified
Suggestion Food Price is Right game
Food Heads Up 7 Up
Past Tense Worksheet
PPT for Lesson 4

Lesson 5 – What a Beautiful World!
PPT and Connect 4 in Space template
FINISHED connect 4 game
"There is" lesson with video
Lesson + worksheet
Worksheet
Connect Four Admiration/Regret
Partner dialogue, worksheet
Advanced students -- word scramble, quiz, listening, games
PPT with Jenga game
Justin Bieber 'One Time' song, Sunken Treasure game
Past Tense Review Jeopardy
What a Beautiful World / Phrasals PPT
Environmental PPT
Open Class PPT

Lesson 6 – An Interview with an Astronaut
Key Expressions, Pass the Dice, Battleships
Can I? / May I? Card Game
Worksheets
PPT and phone strip activity
Can I/May I? game and Celebrity Phone Call
Telephone and Lucky Wheel
Using "will"
May vs. Can
Telephone paper strip activity and other Telephone lessons with modifications
Lesson 6A and B
Telephone PPT and Lucky Wheel Game
Part 1 Lesson 6 Worksheet and PPT

Lesson 7 – Bridges of the World


Lesson 8 – The Happy Tree

Lesson 9 – Fun Cartoons


Lesson 10 – I Have a Dream


Multi-Chapter Review - Grade 1
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Grade 3 -

Lesson 1 – The Magic of 10,000 Hours

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Lesson 2 – I Don’t Want to Fall Behind

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Lesson 3 – I’m Unique Because My Hearing is Bad
Presentation for Ready, Action, Real-life Speaking
PPT presentation
PPT and lesson for Listening/Speaking
Extraordinary People w/videos
Lady Gaga 'Born This Way' lesson
PPT lesson
confirmation phrase bomb game
Giving Advice with Mr. Bean
Tag questions + handout
Talking about dates with Mr. Bean
Tag Questions Worksheet
Problem Solving Activities PPT and Listening PPT
Problem Solving and Spy Game PPT
PPT for lesson with game
Giving Advice Game
Lesson ppt

Lesson 4 – Become a Better Problem Solver
Problem Solving
Spy vs Spy Understanding / multi-choice understanding
Spy vs Spy with embedded videos and point changes
Riddles / scrambles
Predictions
Optical illusions, dialogue, Ready B
Logical thinking PPT + videos
Thinking About It Poporo bomb game
Low level dialogues
Riddles opener/closer
Modified Pororo Game -High and Low Levels
Riddle Race and PPT
"Awesome" Lesson
Optical Illusions and Problem Solving Lesson

Lesson 5 – Milo and the Magical Stones
Week 1
Cause and Result game
"What are your plans?" planner activity
Cause & Regret
Cause/Result/Regret PPT, past & past perfect worksheet
Should have / shouldn't have grammar memory
"Planning to" ppt, wksht, bingo
"I'll Keep That In Mind" PPT Activity
"I'm going to" Travel Lesson
Expressing Regret-Funny Adverts


Lesson 6 – Ready to Enjoy Extreme Excitement?
Extreme Sports
Think Fast / Make sure to . . . / PPT game
PPT and Bingo
Sports worksheet / What, Where, When, How
Extreme Sports
Warnings & Requests and Lucky Wheel
Make Sure To... game
PPT and Mario Classroom Blast
So that...Grammar PPT and games

Lesson 7 – Finding Korea Around the World

Lesson 8 – Boomerang on Us!

Lesson 9 – The Secret of Happiness


Lesson 10 – Nikola Tesla, Who Lit Up the World



Multi-Chapter Reviews - Grade 3

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Multi Grade Materials
Hot Potato and KABOOM review games
Mario review games for grades 1, 2, 3 first semester mid-terms
Worksheets for Grade 1 & 2, chapters 2 & 5
Jeopardy Multi-Lesson Review Games, various levels
Chapter 1-5 Bomb Game Review
Exam Questions Chapters 1-3, Grades 1-3

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I have the 2010 edition :-/ The 3rd grade one has a group of sports girls on the front and the first lesson 'The Majic of 10,000 Hours' Dunno, it might be similar...

Yeah, my 1st grade is the same

Does anyone here use the following "Middle School English"?
First graders: Author is Mark Brown (2009) - the front cover is the a boy hoping over a bar
Second graders: Author is William Roszell (2009) - the front cover shows 1 white girl and boy, 1 asian and 1 black students smiling
3rd graders: unknown author - the cover shows 5 sports chics cheering themselves on, the same one grnidgirl described.

i use this series of books as well. will post my lessons as i work through them. last year i only used the 2nd year book, and i wasn't a huge fan of it. however the 1st year text looks much better. they are giving me the teacher's book this year as well, so that should help matters.

While I'm not teaching from these directly, I am going to be drawing material from these texts for levels 1-3 this year for my main classes after I go over basic rules and protocol the first three weeks or so.  I would be happy to post my materials for the lessons in question when I have them so that people can use them if these are, indeed,  your text books.

My thought exactly, I was thinking to teach them the phrase but also to mention that it's very informal and maybe impolite to an extent. I also gathered from the study points that the lesson in mostly based on apologizing and introducing and then also to accept an apology.

I would suggest alternative word for never mind maybe:
I forgive you.
Apology accepted.
Can't really think of more right now, my mind is up ducted by the evil Korean flu 

I will upload my lessons as soon as I am done with them, hopefully if the flu treats me well which I doubt it might still be this week.

What section are you guys suppose cover in these text books, I should cover the listening and speaking sections. I will post the 1st grade lesson 1 listening part before lunch today.

Have a great day everyone.

I think the toughest thing for me about these books is trying to pinpoint exactly what the book is trying to teach in each lesson. 

From my understand, here are the "targets" of the first lesson for each grade:

MG1 - Introducing oneself, what one is and likes

MG2 - Introductions of self and others, giving and accepting apologies

MG3 - "I'm looking forward to..." (future & lengths of time), "I'm interested in..." (expressing how you like things?)

Does this make sense to anyone else?

i think that you will be walking in quicksand if you attempt to tease out some logic or overarching plan in these lessons. i would suggest using the teacher's book for ideas if you are stumped. i don't think there is any idea governing each lesson. last year, i approached planning for the 2nd grade book the same way you are now and i was flummoxed, but now i'm of the belief that the best way to teach this book is to use a variety of short tasks/communicative activities, in groups, that use one or more of the speaking points in the lesson.

i actually believe that they have made our jobs much easier, by finally giving us a clear, if somewhat nonsensical, curriculum. also i have been pleasantly surprised, leafing through the teacher's book. they clearly made an effort to focus on communicative activities over rote memorization. however, many of the activities, as-is, are useless in most school settings, so they need to be modified, but at least it is a start.

there is a good section in one of Willis' teacher's doing task based education books where a teacher in a language school in japan describes how he integrated tasks while having a strict textbook-based curriculum. i believe the e-book is available online. also the I.S.P. Nation speaking book has many wonderful activities you could use.

Yeah I'm also having trouble getting a clear theme out of these. I'm just trying to derrive something from the key sentences at the beginning and what is being said in the dialogue section. What was stated above sounds good to me.