Hello does anyone have ppt for this chapter? Or ideas:)

Thanks this is great

I modified and added some different content to Artemis Adelswyn's lesson. i added more to the what will they bring, and added a game of hotseat with related vocabulary to the end.

Awesome work franpan08, lifesaver!

This is my lesson for Listen and Talk 1 (page 140). Warm up is a tongue twister. Next I do the listening activity from the book. Go through the vocab on the ppt. This vocab is used in the video activity. In the video activity the students watch the video and write down on their worksheet how many descriptive words they heard. The hyperlink for the video is on the weather picture on slide 12. I play the video (the part without the subtitles) twice and then i play the part with the subtitles and go through the answers. Students with the most answers wins. Next I do a weather report activity. Thanks franpan08 for your ppt    On worksheets they guess what the weather is like in each city and how it feels. I turned it into a guessing game. When the students finish guessing what they think the weather is like i go through the ppt and they mark their anwers. 1 point for a correct answer. The students with the most correct answers wins. I dont have time for the extreme weather slides. 

Here is my PPT with two lesson's worth plus a document containing a lesson plan for each lesson in the PPT.
I borrowed some stuff from a different thread and just tweaked it to suit the key phrases in this lesson. I also added the textbook activities.
Hope it helps!

Here is a power point slide presentation on the different kinds of winter sports.
You can use this to begin Unit 9 and add more slides to your download.

This lesson is heavily cannibalized from an earlier post, but I adapted it for more low levels.  Many of the students don't know phrases like hail or drizzle, so I also included those.

Here is what I used. The first lesson activity is a game slightly based off monopoly; you get a point every time you pass the school. (In the pdf it says speak English or lose 2 turns... but my students never grasped the idea of losing a turn, so I changed it to losing 2 points, (which is what is in the publisher file now, but if you can’t open publisher files just use white out and write in lose 2 points.) Even when I have "miss a turn is 차례를 놓치다" on the slide, (my co-teach translated that so I know it's right) my students still don't always grasp what that means 

ok, anyway, I know that the boys in my class didn't love the game, but it came right after a ppt game for Halloween that they LOVE and would be hard to match with anything! And most the kids got into it once they got to giving and taking points. 

They did all like the videos with different weather conditions:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ysA4wJ2PZw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIxBXP88Cms (skip to about :47, then just show them the dog and the snow truck)

Then it's uer 9.2 and 9.2 frozen game 

Credit where credit is due; I got the main game form Goyangi in one of the comments on the fallowing linked page (sorry, if there is a better way to link to it let me know!) : http://www.waygook.org/index.php/topic,71309.msg455454.html#msg455454

I added a team page and more stuff to the opening just to build anticipation from my kids ;)

And of cores I let them watch “let it go” sing along version after the game. My boys sing along too (jokingly, but we all laugh so its good)

Hello!

Reference: Superlatives

I have attached below a powerpoint introduction and family feud powerpoint game (family fortunes if your british). Although I changed them substantially, the first few slides in the intro aren't mine. I don't usually ask my students to write anything so if you do, you will need to adapt it. The answer sheet is missing the 'highest earning soccer players' answers so you will need to run through it and write them at the bottom. It's an all boys school so you may want to change some questions. I played that if you got a wrong answer I would click the X. If one cross came up you lost one point, 3 crosses you lose 3 points. After I got to 3 crosses for the 2nd time, they could guess without risking losing points. I got my answers from varying sources. 2 or 3 of them were from Wikipedia, the 2 which used votes are from Ranker.com. With regard to the most successful animated movies I altered the results slightly. I only used the highest placed movie from a franchise and removed the others.

Regards,

Ian