We're using an extra class period to have a "market day", where students create a fake inventory of items and try to sell them to each other. The class is divided into 6 teams. Each team is a different store. Pet Shop, Bakery, Candy Shop, etc. They spend about 10 minutes labeling their price tags with pictures and writing a price. Ex. The Bakery might sell muffins $3, cookies $2, bread $4, etc. Now, each team will chose one person to be their "seller". The seller will stay at the store and welcome other shoppers to buy their merchandise. Using the money found in the back of their books... each student (minus the sellers) will have a chance to walk around the classroom and buy items from their favorite stores.

The PPT explains it. The last page of the PPT is printable price tags.

I wrote a simple, fun restaurant song to teach 'Can I please have a/some ____' but it also drills 'how much is it?' - maybe some teachers will find it helpful.

English Lesson Plan

Kung Fu Panda Telepathy Writing Activity

Warm up video/trailer for KP3 with Korean subs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48-qmcwPviA

Evolution Game
Students are shown a PPT slide with a pyramid. Students play a game in which they move up the pyramid by using the key sentences and playing rock-paper-scissors. For each level of the pyramid there is a key sentence with an accompanying motion. All students start at the bottom, miming the key sentence. Students find a partner to say the key sentence to. The two students then play rock-paper-scissors. The winner may upgrade to the next level. The loser starts at the bottom again. If a student reaches the top, he/she may say the key sentence to T. If he/she beats T at rock-paper-scissors, he/she is a winner and may sit down.

Go Fish


Up/Down Game
There is a bag with numbers, 1-60. One student draws a number. Students guess the number. The student indicates with a thumbs up or a thumbs down, if SS guessed too high or too low.

Play Market activity.  Basically, the kids get into teams and set prices for the items sold at their stores.  Then they take turns going shopping and filling out their shopping lists using the dialogue.

Requires a fair bit of prep work (print and setup), but it fills a full class and incorporates a range of skills.  Plus, it's really fun!  You may need to simplify some of the materials depending on your students' level.

Included:

- Explanation PPT
- Store signs (PDF and .hwp)
- Price Lists (PDF and .hwp)
- Image Cards - i.e. items for sale
- Shopping Lists with Dialogue (PDF and .hwp)

Not Included:

- Paper money (I didn't use it, so I don't know if there's enough, but note that there is pop-out money in the back of their textbooks, on page 47 of their play materials.)

The image cards and price lists my co-teacher found online, so I can't take credit for those.  I did catch some spelling errors in them, though, so just double check before printing.

Have fun!!

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This works for lesson 13 for both grades 4 and 5.  My kids like coming to my room between classes to sing this.

Here's an updated recording of the "May I help you?" song. (I link to the original version in my video description.)  The lyrics are the same as the original, but I wanted to redo the music.  Also, instead of a noraebang setup, i turned it into a role play situation.

https://youtu.be/dWXjp28Suo4