Hey all,

Two ppt's explaining the key expressions. In addition, I added the expressions 'do you want SOME more' and 'MAY I have some.' I have a two games, hidden picture, and 'hint' game where students guess the word using picture hints.

Happy teaching



Also, 'Do you want to build a snowman?' technically uses the key expression.



A fun video (Mr. Baseball) to stress the difference between western and eastern dining culture. Yes, it's Japan, so just cut the video at exactly 1:55 before the guy starts speaking Japanese.

Mr Baseball clip

This is totally not my idea at all, I saw it somewhere else on this site for a different lesson.
Can be used for speaking practice.

- Give every student a small piece of paper (I'll just use post-it notes) On the paper they write, or if low level perhaps just draw, one food from the book e.g. mango, cake, milk etc.
- Everyone stands up, and mingles together asking "Do you want some ________?" ( _________ = the name of the food they wrote).
- If they wrote the same food, they reply "Yes please" and join together to continue mingling with others. The 2 then become 3, 4, 5 people etc as they find others with the same food.
If they wrote a different food reply "No thanks, I'm full" and move on.
- The group with the most students at the end is the winning group.

lesson one...ppt

Hi there, scroll to the bottom of my blog post to download free a rock paper scissors game
cheers. http://mrsbaiasclassroom.blogspot.kr/2015/07/rock-paper-scissors-speaking-game.html

Also, if you have time , project template: http://mrsbaiasclassroom.blogspot.kr/2014/05/topic-food-glorious-food-project-idea.html

menu writing: http://mrsbaiasclassroom.blogspot.kr/2015/06/creating-class-menus-lesson-help.html

Telepathy writing game. cuz writing.

Writing Telepathy game

Students form groups of 4 and each write a word every round.

4/5 words dissapear.

If the team did NOT write the final word, they get 1 point.