I'm ending my contract soon, so I thought I'd go ahead and post up the materials I've made/been using for this book. Thank you to everyone whose material I used/adapted. I don't have the time to sort through everything I took/modified from other posters, so if some material is from you, thank you and sorry for reposting. =]

Lesson 5-1
New Words and Expressions. Ppt in English and Korean. Worksheet to go along with it.
Hot Seat.

Lesson 5-2
'How many' Drawing game. Pair work. Students ask each other "How many ____?" and draw that number of whatever animal on their farm. Big and small version.

Lesson 5-3
Scavenger Hunt. Each group gets one worksheet. Print/cut out the cards and hide them around the room. Students have to find all the cards and write down how many of each. First team to do so correctly wins. This is very prep heavy and will have students acting crazy, so be aware. It is very fun though!

Lesson 5-4
Showtime Script.

Here's an intro and drilling PPT. Tried to keep it clean with some fun/cute/pretty pics.

Basic circle race game to practice listening/reading. Say a sentence and have students race to circle the correct one. Best used in partners! Also some pictures in there for easy ones/low level students

We had a filler lesson, perfect for a game like Pirates.

It's a game I found on Waygook and remade. I might have posted it somewhere before, but this one has slight changes. There is a bug with the animation (Maybe a Win10 issue?) and I had to remove my beloved "Hip on the Horizon" slide :(

Also, I added a rule that says when everyone in a team had a fight, then other teams are not allowed to pick them. This prevents one team from being constantly picked for battle while other teams just look on, unable to participate.

Before playing the game, be sure to drill the question, then use the numbers to have the students answer your questions for example:
With a "5" on screen, ask "How many dogs?"

Stupidly pleased with this game.  My first post to Waygook, woot!  I hope someone finds this helpful =).  This is a speaking game btw.

Here's a good video for period 3 of this lesson. You can use it to introduce reading to the students. It contains nearly all the words the students have to read in this part of the book.

vocabulary plus homework - writing practice on the right.

A simple quick count activity, meant to practise:
1- The key question and answer structure.
2- Animal names.
3- Visual aptitude (perception & visual discrimination abilities - distinguishing colours, shapes,etc.)
Each picture has a "ready" screen, timed viewing, followed by a question prompt.
Click to move to the answer slide and once more for the structured answer.

Thanks so much! The farm song is perfect for this unit!!