2019 Gr 5 Cheonjae (Ham) – Lesson 2: What do you do on weekends

Here are newly made/adapted materials for this lesson:
-vocab review w key expressions scaffolding including vanishing pictures and “magic number” games (split for size)
-Egyptian tomb Raiders decoding game, students love it, instructions included-print one handout for each team
-pass the ball game
-Mario grid game
-sleeping soccer players, like the elephants
-Speed Writer game on Adamzero’s excellent template
-Stations activity, students love this activity
-three warm-ups: an adapted Avengers read-aloud story, “catch the sentence” game, guessing game-try to guess the mostly hidden picture then practice sentences

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by  Mr C.

At my school, I used 20 or 30,000 W of English budget to buy a roll of adhesive anti-virus film (it was huge, like 1X5 meters) so we could play Pass the Ball. Cut off one inch strips longer than the diameter of the ball and tape it up all around with this film.

I also taped up a pumpkin shape for Halloween themed PTB and some board markers so we can play SpeedWriter on the class whiteboard. And have about 4 meters left.

So here is a pass the ball with updated music.

And a vocab practice with good pictures, and a vanishing pictures game.

Here is a quiz game on a fresh Hawaii vacation theme by kerry clingenpeel, which focuses on lessons 1 and 2.

It’s an enormous file I have had to split it up, but it’s easily put back together.

(See next post)

New activity, the crossword puzzle using ppt picture clues, ideal for Zoom classes or just vocab/spelling warm-up.

I have a student pick a number and show the clue picture, Ss write the word on their worksheet. Instructions included.

Here is a listening activity–listen to the short TV/movie clips.

I know I took this from somebody (thank you, whoever you are!), but it had only 5 or 6 clips on it, so I’ve expanded that to 15–3 rounds for 5 teams.