Here's another game that was a big hit with my 3rd graders in this chapter.

I just called it a "Rock Paper Scissors" game.
First, have the kids pull out those 6 cards that are on page 35 in the back of their book. Then, have the studens walk around the classroom, meet someone, and play rock paper scissors with that person. The winner asks the loser "Do you have a ______?" and chooses one of the 6 objects. If the losing student has that card, they must answer "Yes, I do" and give one of that card over to the winning student. Otherwise, they answer "No, I don't" and they don't have to give up a card.

The students who collect the most number of cards at the end of the game are the winners (I gave them 5 minutes, and then gave a stamp to anyone who had 8 or more cards at the end).

The attached PPT doesn't show a game explanation, I only used it to practice the dialogue with them before the game.

Couldn't find any worksheets for this lesson, so I made one.

Fill in the blank/ wordsearch.

Enjoy!

Here's a picture reveal/guessing game! You can play in groups or individually/as a class. In my case, I played individually by picking a number from a cup. The student who corresponds with that number must stand up and choose one letter on the ppt slide and then try to guess what the picture is using the key phrase "Do you have a(n) _____?" If the student is correct, I move to the next slide where we read the sentences together as a class. If the student is wrong, then I choose another number and keep going until someone can correctly guess the picture.

Speaking game! http://mrsbaiasclassroom.blogspot.kr/2016/07/do-you-have-pencil-easy-speaking-lesson.html

Just a simple project idea for this topic: http://mrsbaiasclassroom.blogspot.kr/2015/11/easy-review-booklets-lesson-i-have.html

1. What's missing game (warmer 5mins)
-Just modified to look prettier

Here is a Chase the Vocab using the words from this lesson. I didn't get to use it in my classes because my teacher prolonged the the speak & play activity :(
Hopefully someone else can put this to good use.

I also used this little video at the beginning of class. This kids really liked it and allof my classes asked if they could watch it again.

My 3rd graders loved this video. I highly recommend using it as a motivation or reinforcement of the key expressions. So fun.

A worksheet to practice handwriting on the key words - I also added pen and crayon.
To help, I have a photo of the vocab with translations in the photo I attached here.
Hope it helps, happy teaching. 

Basic intro ppt and pass the ball game. The mystery ball game uses the Cheonjae multi-colored questions mark bags where students put each item in their bag. Students play rock scissor paper. The winner asks "Do you have a ____?" Loser asks "Yes I do. I have a  _____" and give the item to the winner. The student with the most items is the winner. You can do this game using any of the items in your classrooms.

Go Fish Cards for the Speaking Activity.
Non-editable (sorry!)

I made enough cards for 6 groups, so you would have to print this Document 6 times (or according to how many groups you have in your class).

This Activity take a bit more prep work, but it's really fun and the kids enjoy it!