This link is the link for my material - including images for Commands, bingo sheets, bingo review and dialog ppt and an intro. learning powerpoint.
http://www.esolers.org/ESOL/lowbeginner/commands/

Here is the link for the intro learning powerpoint + game
http://www.esolers.org/ESOL/lowbeginner/commands/learning_ppt.ppt

It focuses on vocabulary and word-reading recognition.

The slides with 4 images on it is a "touch" game where 1 or more students come to the front and touch the image they hear you speak.

The reading comprehension slides at the end are self-explanatory.

Vocabulary
Mix of commands for a video my co-teacher likes to play, common classroom commands, and bodyparts related to the head

Stand up - sit down - turn around - go upstairs - listen - say "Goodnight" - say your prayers - touch the ground - touch your ear - touch your head - touch your nose - touch your mouth

I have been looking for something for this topic for aggggeeeesss today!!! thank you!!! :o  :)

Hi, I tried to open it, but it won't.  Maybe a bug.  Help? Thx. :)

Starcraft Bomb Game

http://www.esolers.org/ESOL/lowbeginner/commands/commands_starcraft_%20bombgame.pptx

I modified the Starcraft Bomb Game I found here for a review of Commands, How are you?, and Common Classroom Nouns.

Haven't used it yet.

Let me know if you find any bugs.

Oh man! Good job! My students will love this game. I'll be using this today.  :D

Can someone explain how to exactly play these bomb games. I have never played one before nevertheless teach it to my class.

I'll see about uploading a ppt not pptx version tomorrow.

I can't take credit for the original game - I downloaded it here - I just put in items for the current chapter.

I've used the game a few times now, and it is working fine on my and my co-teacher's computers.

I think I also tested the link and it worked.

But let me know if there are continued troubles.

Here is a Monster game for   teachers who can read korean.

Hello,

I've taken the suggested key phrases/commands from the textbook and added a couple more to make a lesson out of this topic. I also played a snatch game where you make little cards with each of the commands/key phrases on them. Give one set to each team. Have the students divide the cards amongst themselves and keep their hands behind their back (it's more challenging). Then you can call out a command or do an action and the first team to snatch and show you the correct card gets a point.

Lesson 4 I'm sorry lesson opener using classroom commands
includes the dialogues for look and listen and look and speak

Video:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9WAGkQUUL0