Made a quick PPT to help students think of other reasons for feelings.
This is to be used before a group brainstorm-where students will try to come up with a mind map of other reasons.
Then after the brainstorm we will play Mr C's "Because Game".

This chapter mixes past, present AND future tenses. -_-

I taught the past in L2, so Lesson 3, part 1 just distinguishes between the past and present forms of the key verbs/expressions.

Here's a PPT on the future as well.

 

I just made a Telephone Charades activity for Lesson 3. The pages are in the order of the rounds.
Rules:
Students form two lines. Show the card to the student at the end of the line. Next, that student must act out the message on the card for the person in front of them. The chain continues until it reaches the student at the front. This student must guess the answer aloud.

-Cut out the cards. Your co-teacher can use one set of cards with team one and you can use the other with team two.
-The team who guesses the fastest will earn a point.

Speaking game.

I set up 6 plastic bins, and to each one I attached a picture card depicting a reason (ex: "because there is a big dog").  The students rolled a dice, and the number corresponded to an emotion, maybe 1 = happy, so then the class asks "Why are you happy?" after the "it" student rolls that number.  Then the student has to shoot a ball into the basket that corresponds to a plausible  reason.  I gave 1 point for a made basket no matter what reason they gave, and 2 points for a made basket that matches the emotion and the reason well.  I did this as a group game, where one member of each group took a turn.  Fun way to practice the expressions and it gets the students thinking about linking the "why" questions and "because" answers.

Also: vocabulary worksheet - words, key expressions, and look and listen script with some fill in the blanks.

 

Redid a Grade 5 Pirates Game ppt for this lesson (was a effective for one or my classes but not the other so-Thanks to the original maker of this ppt! )