Some materials I've either borrowed and tweaked a lot or created myself.

For the vocab sheet there is a role play attached that actually goes to the old Hyundai 4th grade text book (by Judy Yin), I am no longer doing 4th grade role play so there won't be any I write for this book for this grade, sorry! But at least this one from Hyundai is related and has the necessary Korean in it. 

Musical chairs-you need to have a classroom where you can push the desks against the wall and put your chairs in a circle. I play the original way with one final winner earning the last seat but you can just play it with only one chair missing and keep going until the end of the powerpoint.

2 Homework sheets I created for any period depending on your students' level.
What time is it? video from Dream English

Here's an updated version of my previous PPT. I borrowed a memory game and adapted it from another PPT.

Video for this lesson! :)

What time is it?

"What time is it?/It's _________-7:30-7:50-8:20-9:03-12:45-6:53-9 o'clock./Let's have dinner at 6 o'clock./It's 9am-pm./It's time for _________.-breakfast-school-lunch-bed./I'm late/You're late."

http://www.adamthomasphotography.com/Other/Videos/17145463_TnfwpG#!i=2567607649&k=7RLLmXP&lb=1&s=A

Subtitles:
http://www.adamthomasphotography.com/Other/Videos-with-Subtitles/22287332_SxwHPL#!i=2567609264&k=zcqmGNM&lb=1&s=A

Download: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1JijgkO5Jl7blc5cGUtN2xvbVU&usp=sharing

I took Bella85's "It's time for lunch" intro ppt and added some extra slides to practice the time with ten minute intervals added onto the clock. The second hand appears in the new slides with no text at first, to give students a chance to guess the time on their own. When ready, click once more and the written and numerical time will show up.
Thank you Bella85 for the original :)

Simple fill in the blank worksheet for period 2.
Word bank at bottom of page.

I have attached one bingo game with 20 bingo cards from this site: http://print-bingo.com/bingo-cards-custom.php

I have also attached a sound it PPT with a what time is it review and a what's missing game.

Introduction PPT: Teaches "What time is it?", "It's ______ [o'clock]," 20, 30, 40, 50, and the new vocabulary. On slide 5, I took the time to show them how two, three, four, and five become twenty, thirty, forty, and fifty in terms of spelling.

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Hammer Game: Uses my own original template. There is a large grid of boxes that have different times on them. Call out a number to choose a student. The student chooses a clock by saying, “It’s __:__.” Underneath the clock is either a dancing kakao icon, a sad face, a happy bunny, or nothing. If there’s a dancing icon, the student can hit their partner in the palm with a toy hammer. If there’s a sad face, they get hit by their partner. If there's a bunny, they can hit the teacher.

The next set of grids have the "It's time for..." pictures on them. Play the same way but change the phrases. You can have the students say the time and the vocabulary, or just ignore the time in the corner.

The second slide was used to demonstrate that underneath the boxes are pictures. I didn't use it as part of the game.

sounds and letters. Short i.

Pass the ball game using the time slides from another user and the pass the ball game from another user that posted one in a different grade. I just took the music slides from that. Mostly because the songs aren't that other song that drives me nuts after listening to it all week. And the kids love the songs.

Just for other's future use: These printouts worked swimmingly for a review period. See how much time your little ones spend at their hagwons.  Make an example with your own schedule, too.