I am doing battleship.

Week one- Chores

Week two- Suggestions

Sorry for the late post. Busy morning.
Here is my part 1 of Lesson 3.

Warmer, Suggestions, Don't forget, and Practice.

Going to use a game but currently editing it for the class. Will hopefully have it up before lunch today.

Here is my lesson for Part 1. I included a lot of the same material from previous posters on chores and changing the verbs. Thanks so much for all the contributions!

I used this song with a similar lesson last year. I plan to use it again at some stage to cover this lesson. I used a fill in the blanks sheet with it, which most of the students completed without any problems.

As it turns out my school decided not to put anything from Lesson 3 in the Mid-terms.
I then later found out that they haven't even taught lesson 3 yet haha
So I have made this as an extra lesson for lesson 3.

It is basically information about the 3 R's.
 With a 'create a poster' at the end (which I intend to drag out over the next class too. I figured if I tell them there is a prize and the posters will be put around School, they might put some effort into them. Fingers crossed)

There is a warm up game at the beginning called Alpha and Omega. You might have a different name for it. Super easy to play. Start with one Ss and they say any word. Then the next Ss must say a word starting with the last letter of the previous word. I usually count down from 5 so they have to think quickly or they're out. If they say a word like 'eye' with the same letter at the beginning and end, I stop the game and they get a candy and they can choose any Ss to be out. (makes it more fun).
Adapt it to your classes as you know your students.

Like I said, this is an extra class so there is not time limit on the activities. I plan to stretch it over 2 weeks.

Also, when you get to the slide with the 9 pictures (slide (9). You can click on them and it will link to the appropriate slide. Then to get back just click the recycle sign. Once you have done all 9 pictures click on the power button (next to the light bulb) and it will take you to the Poster activity.

Super proud of this one!  I taught at a middle school in rural Japan and they had a similar unit.  I scanned their worksheet and similarly-themed midterm listening test, and pasted them onto a worksheet for your Korean students.  I named it "Are You Smarter Than A Japanese First Grader?"

Dictation for the listening section is at the end of the powerpoint.  The worksheet is two-sided and included as an Open Office document, but Word should be able to open it.

This is a pairs game that practices the C sections from the lesson.

It's like Connect 4 (but with 5 to make it more challenging)

I accidentally played Battleship last lesson, so now I'm doing  this instead. It's pretty self-explanatory. I put the papers in plastic sleeves and am having the kids use whiteboard markers to draw their pieces, so that I can reuse the papers each year. Happy teaching!

Here's a game. I just modified a elementary game. It's the Pirates game. I also made a into the conversation and communicate in context ppt.