Happy birthday! Originally uploaded by isoldesmom . Today's lesson is still on Happy Birthday and honestly, I think my kids are on the verge of burnout from all this Happy Birthday stuff. It's been Julie's Birthday for 3 weeks now. 1.) I want to start with the Row, Row, Row your boat song. I want to get them to do it as a round. 2.) The Letter D. Da, Da, Da, Devilish Daniel drank dinosaurs. David, Teddy, Donald, and Tom, drove to the disco. 3.)The Book. Let's Chant. Let's Play. Look and Speak.

Squid sign Originally uploaded by Erin G . This story is for James Jr. my piano virtuoso student. The __________Family lives in__________. There is Mother______, Father_______, Grandma and Grandpa_________and their son___________ and daughter_________. They all love each other very much and they never fight. You might think this is strange, but the ________family lives in a giant mushroom. Don't worry, it's a big mushroom and the walls are strong and there is a big fireplace so everyone stays warm. Today it is snowing outside so the _________family stayed inside their warm, nice, mushroom house. Grandma ________decided to make bibimbap for her family. It's a very special bibimbap because it is made with apples, lollipops, chocolate, sausage and seol sa yak. I know it sounds strange but everyone in the _________family likes it. They aren't the only ones to like it. Outside Ojingo and Domingo were walking in the snow when they smelled Grandma _________spe...

MOTOROLAHAIR Originally uploaded by ayentran . For my English Class next week, I would really like to play the game MASH. I remember that I always enjoyed playing this game as a child and I think my Korean students will get a kick out of it. I might be able to do this a couple of times. I'm going to target this game at my 5th and 6th Grade classes, but I think my 4th Graders would enjoy it also. Here are some instructions I found for the game: Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Mkay, I will explain how to play MASH. First, get out a piece of paper. Write M.A.S.H at the top of the paper. (Mansion, Apartment, Shack, House) and pretend you have a friend with you because this is just practice so you get the hang of it. Make 6 columns with 5 lines in each and title the first column Girl/boy, title the 2nd column cars, 3rd is colors, 4th is job, 5th is number of kids, and 6th column is State. You must pick 5 girls/boys, cars, etc. At the top of the page your friend will keep drawi...

Hefezupfkuchen Originally uploaded by ☃ . Hefezupfkuchen I don't know what kind of bread this is, but it looks tasty. I was absent yesterday so my 5th Grade classes are out of sync. I'm going to just play games with them. I don't know which ones yet though. I am going to start with Nationalities from manythings.org http://www.manythings.org/wbg/ Yes/No Game Mad Libs?

Birthday Ice Cream Cake Roll Originally uploaded by www.DaveWard.net . Apparently the dude from WHiTE is coming to our school today to review my teaching and stuff. I found out at 8:45 this morning. Thanks for the warning. AND of course it has to be with 3rd Jang Mi which is the most hyperactive class in this joint. Today's Lesson. 1. Start with Happy Birthday Song. Everyone will sing the song and we'll pretend it's someone's Birthday. I'll have a lighter so we pretend it's someone's Birthday. 2. Book. Look and Listen 2 Page 30 and 31. 3. Go over presents using the overhead projector. 4. Play smack game. For my birthday I got... They have to smack the correct present. 5. Review.

PDN Photo Annual - 8 Originally uploaded by graphicdefine . I'm doing a search for new games to play in the classroom. Here's some ideas I found so far: YES NO BALL GAME SUMMARY One ball is a "yes" ball. One ball is a "no" ball. Students are asked yes/no type questions ("Can elephants fly? Is a banana yellow?") and then the teacher throws both balls. The children race to pick up the appropriate ball. SET–UP You need two different colored balls. Demonstrate that one ball is a "yes" ball, and the other a "no" ball. Make sure the students have a clear space in which to chase after the balls. PLAY Call two students to the front. Ask a yes/no type question. For example, "Are elephants little?" Throw the two balls. The two students should chase after the "no" ball, since elephants are not little. The first student to pick up the ball and bring it back to you is the winner. Repeat with other students. Ask ...

CIMG0344 Originally uploaded by the6955 . Great picture, however it looks like you're going to stab the dog with a knife. Warm-up 1) Start by asking about the weather and the date. 2) Ask: If I found $100.00 on the street, I would.... 3) Book 4) Cut out cards from the back of the book and then play snatch game between 2 teams.