2. modified the shadow game
- there are now two shadows per ppt so I can ask, what's this/ what's that?

I edited the shadow PPT some more. Added some English text, simplified the transitions between shadows and pictures, and put a translation of 'this' and 'that' on the opening slide. I'm going to use it as motivation for section 3 of the chapter (seems like a very content-lite section in the textbook).

Thanks to original creator and other editors. 

Found this on Indischool as two separate PPTS, combined them, took out the Hangeulization, and added a few more pics. It's photoshopped animals. My third graders flipped their sh*t and thought it was hilarious - and they're a tough crowd.

I used it at the beginning of the class that I planned on just lightly going into a vs. an. The first 4 pics kinda set up the rhythm, then when it got to the It's an eagle slide, I hopped over to another PPT to briefly explain vowels and why they might see an in the following slides in red, and then I continued on with my life.

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