It seems they are learning about passive tense here so... http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,25673.0.html

Here's a fun song to practice "Why..." and "Because..." if you teach all girls, don't think boys would enjoy it!
http://youtu.be/gLk5CAwlRRM   video
http://youtu.be/wZazmZVNM0I   lyrics

Bah!!  My coteachers just changed their mind, I WILL be teaching next week.  Initially, they said it's review week for the final exam so they need the time to cram with the students.

So, I am in a crunch and need to make a great review game/class for 3rd grade next week.

My students are wild, very low level English and 2/3 boys so it has to be fun fun fun....but they have to stay in their seats (or else they just start fighting).  Any ideas?  I'm stuck.

Twitch, just take one of Daejon's Bomb Game templates (Angry Birds, Simpson's, Mario, etc.) and just add some random questions from the units.  That's what I was going to do until my co-teachers told me I didn't have to do review with them.  Honestly, it will take you less than an hour to make and it will be extremely successful as the templates are really professional looking.

You can find all his templates here: http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwaygook.org%2Findex.php%2Ftopic%2C9490.0.html&h=fAQGAwuv0AQHxSdVzJ4g_S5qx9uhRL0GMkJ3fBA2QDXlLMQ

You will have to download some fonts and stuff to go along with it, but all is extremely well explained on his post.

Your students will love it and you will have to do minimal work, thanks to the great Daejon and his bomb games!!

Hope this helps

Cheers!
J

Here is a textbook lesson for grade 2, lesson 10, Let's Draw Our Future.  The first part is pretty straight forward following the book, and cd.  The second part is a short picture game, having the students use the 2 key expressions.

Hello Guys,

Here is my Review Game for Grade 2.  It's the new Spongebob Game from Daejeon.   You may have to adjust the font size on some of the slides (depending on which computer I use at school the font either fits or is WAY too large.)

I was a little worried about Spongebob being too young or elementary for my *supercool* middle schoolers.  But they really enjoyed it.  Even the students who don't like Spongebob really enjoyed the game aspect. I think it's the music.  Major Props to Daejeon for making a killer game.

Hope it helps!

Sprite06 made it ;)

These are the themes of those books for each chapter.  I have total freedom to do anything so long as I discuss the themes of each chapter.  I don't necessarily have to do all the listen and repeat garbage inside. 
I made PPT's and wrote my own dialogues, word puzzles, etc based on these themes.  Some lessons I used for all grade because of similiar themes.  Sometimes a good warm up is a 5 minute video or cartoon.  I had downloaded a bunch of short bugs bunny clips.  I use those as an into sometimes before starting the lesson or PPT. 

Grade 1 Themes:

Chapter One- Greetings and Introductions
Chapter Two – Routine
Chapter Three – School
Chapter Four – Hobby
Chapter Five – Family / Birthday
Chapter Six – Foreign Culture
Chapter Seven – Environment / Weather
Chapter Eight – English Expressions (slang)
Chapter Nine – Feelings / Emotions
Chapter Ten – Telephone Conversation
Chapter Eleven – Science / Technology.
Chapter Twelve – Descriptive adjectives.  (To be in awe – Seven Wonders of the world.)


Grade Two Themes:

Chapter One – Future Goals.
Chapter Two – Around the World / Geography.
Chapter Three – Using the internet.
Chapter Four – Advertisements
Chapter Five – Party / Cooking.
Chapter Six – Activities (What have you done?)
Chapter Seven – Heroes / Role Models:
Chapter Eight – Animals
Chapter Nine – Giving Advice (If I were you…)Suggestion
Chapter Ten – Life in the Future
Chapter Eleven – Traditional Korean Culture
Chapter Twelve – Exercise & Fitness
   
Grade Three Themes:

Chapter One – Career
Chapter Two – Memories with friends and family
Chapter Three – Watching a Movie or Performance
Chapter Four – Foreign Culture / Geography
Chapter Five – Art / Museums    
Chapter Six – Science Experiments (as; like, etc)
Chapter Seven – Travel; Cultures
Chapter Eight – Moral of the story; life lessons
Chapter Nine – Daily Economics : Daily Budget : Spending Habits
Chapter Ten – Food Theme (Around the world)
Chapter Eleven – Environment : Global Warming. 
Chapter Twelve – Future Goals (Memories of me – Activity)

Here's a Final's Review game I did using another waygook.orger's Mystery Box game.  The kids REALLY get into it.  You will need to do something else for 10-15 mins though.  I had one page left to cover in the book and my usual warm-ups to start the class.

Is there anywhere a new teacher can get ahold of the old ones? Many people seem to think they're better.

These are the themes of those books for each chapter.  I have total freedom to do anything so long as I discuss the themes of each chapter.  I don't necessarily have to do all the listen and repeat garbage inside. 
I made PPT's and wrote my own dialogues, word puzzles, etc based on these themes.  Some lessons I used for all grade because of similiar themes.  Sometimes a good warm up is a 5 minute video or cartoon.  I had downloaded a bunch of short bugs bunny clips.  I use those as an into sometimes before starting the lesson or PPT. 

Grade 1 Themes:

Chapter One- Greetings and Introductions
Chapter Two – Routine
Chapter Three – School
Chapter Four – Hobby
Chapter Five – Family / Birthday
Chapter Six – Foreign Culture
Chapter Seven – Environment / Weather
Chapter Eight – English Expressions (slang)
Chapter Nine – Feelings / Emotions
Chapter Ten – Telephone Conversation
Chapter Eleven – Science / Technology.
Chapter Twelve – Descriptive adjectives.  (To be in awe – Seven Wonders of the world.)


Grade Two Themes:

Chapter One – Future Goals.
Chapter Two – Around the World / Geography.
Chapter Three – Using the internet.
Chapter Four – Advertisements
Chapter Five – Party / Cooking.
Chapter Six – Activities (What have you done?)
Chapter Seven – Heroes / Role Models:
Chapter Eight – Animals
Chapter Nine – Giving Advice (If I were you…)Suggestion
Chapter Ten – Life in the Future
Chapter Eleven – Traditional Korean Culture
Chapter Twelve – Exercise & Fitness
   
Grade Three Themes:

Chapter One – Career
Chapter Two – Memories with friends and family
Chapter Three – Watching a Movie or Performance
Chapter Four – Foreign Culture / Geography
Chapter Five – Art / Museums    
Chapter Six – Science Experiments (as; like, etc)
Chapter Seven – Travel; Cultures
Chapter Eight – Moral of the story; life lessons
Chapter Nine – Daily Economics : Daily Budget : Spending Habits
Chapter Ten – Food Theme (Around the world)
Chapter Eleven – Environment : Global Warming. 
Chapter Twelve – Future Goals (Memories of me – Activity)

Thanks for this weigookin74
I'm kinda in the same boat where I don't have to teach out of the text book but
instead build lessons around what is taught in it.
When looking through the chapters, it get's pretty confusing
seeing as each chapter has so many different things/material in it, but looking at how
you divided each chapter with a specific topic makes it much easier to build a lessons around
and create games.  Nice one, thanks!

Thank goodness I found my book! This is from 2008 too! not 2011 like we were told in orientation.