I kinda added some game in Gulliver's Travel role play
cause I thought that role play itself was kinda boring to their level.



Choose one student to lay down on the floor... s/he is the Gulliver.

and I scattered cup, book, pencil..... any stuffs we learned


Tell Gulliver to scare students who talks about specific object. Such as... "Scare them if they say it's a cup"


Other students in pair come to the front

and say 'What's this?' 'It's a ---"


do this until students are caught.

They should dance in front of the class.


since they are in pairs i gave chance to the good dancer to be the next Gullliver


Students went mad... they were so into this role play game.

and they enjoyed dancing in class.

Target language PPT

Here's a listening test for this unit. Dialogue A and B are read aloud. Students write the number of the object that relates to the dialogue in the brackets.

A ppt for Hello World!

Here's a bomb game.

Here's a PPT for a guessing activity. All itmes are sillosilhouettes, which makes students' curiosity maximized. Please enjoy!

a simple role play works great for this lesson. A small adjustment: Make it a competition by dividing the class into groups, and tell the students you are trying to find the best theater act. The 3rd graders really get competitive and try hard to speak correctly. You don't need much for a reward just some stickers, stamps or chocolate!

What's This Spongebob Game

- Worksheet with dialog, vocab, and blanks for having students work on their own stories
- Simple vocab review PPT
- Classrooms Around the World PPT, which I will use as an "I Spy" activity to practice the target language

Also, I'm sure most people have thought of this, but a "mystery box" activity works great for this.  Throw a bunch of classroom objects into a box, walk around and have students reach in with eyes closed, pull something out and guess what it is.  Did that for first period this morning (had to postpone the videos b/c of computer problems) and the kids really loved it and wanted to play 2 or 3 rounds.

Here's a PPT with some vocabulary practice.

First, you can just review the vocabulary.

Then, there are 3 games.

1) Vocabulary fly by game.  Pictures fly by.  The students guess what flew by.

2) Matching Game.

3) Snatch/ Slap Game.  You can play this game with the cards in the back of the book. See the PPT for instructions.  Kids love this one!!!