I thought I'd get this thread started. Attached is a VERY basic introduction ppt covering the vocabulary/key sentences, and the ppt file is picture bingo. I used the picture bingo generator from www.ESLactivities.c om

Sorry about how the file turned out, the website is great for creating the bingo sheets but a little impractical if you want to fit four sheets per A4 page. There are 25 sheets in all.

Hope this helps someone and I'm looking forward to cadging some more resources from the rest of you!

Anna

Edited according to Jintoki's comment below

[Mod edit - Did what you asked Anna.]

You can use this video to help with body parts. Big help if you and the students dance along.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8FwBSITW-4

We recently had a monsters theme day for this topic.

1. Watched the "Ahhh! Real Monsters" intro- ·   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kszbf5n3F9U

Students LOVE this!

2. Monsters PPT

3. Invite 3 students up to the front at a time. One draws from a bag of numbers 1-10, one draws from a colors bag, and one from a body part bag. The three pieces drawn will make up a description such as "5 green feet" and will be written on the white board. As pieces are pulled from the bag, replace numbers and colors, but do not replace body parts. Continue through all parts and then students will draw their own monsters using the descriptions.

For body parts, these songs are great for kids to learn as a motivation in the beginning of class!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDmCSvqhhoI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNe7uDyaoIs

Similar to the monsters idea. I had students in groups of 4, each had a picture (attached, use the last 4 pictures). I would say draw one "BIG ear"  then have the students pass the paper clockwise. At the end each student draws one body part on each picture and the result is a Picasso creation. The kids really loved seeing how each of their characters turned out!

Here is a ppt for the first lesson includes guess what? game and please game. Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=FYgM45rT9tA

There's a clip at 4:40 of Bicentennial Man (he gets a face) that students might like.  Point outs other parts as well.

Here is an easy song that the kids seem to enjoy singing. Its easy to start the class with and also good for quieting them down if it gets to loud. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb6RG0Xw2ko

Here is a song that had my students act like puppets, and remember the phrases: "touch your head" and "touch your shoulders".  very cute.  THe song is by Peter Weatherall, The Body Song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjJjaqX6tOM

Here are lesson plans I've made for the first two lessons of Unit 3: Touch Your Nose.  Some schools' admin request to see these so thought I'd save some people the trouble of doing them!  Hope they help!

KCan04 - thank you so much for the Lucky Wheel Game, just used it with my kids and they loved it. They're very low level so it was great to practice the names of the animals/objects as well. Much appreciated!