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Katchafire · Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 3:21 am Post subject: Pub. Elem. Who is She?

Next month for open class, my co-teacher and I are doing the 'Who is She?' lesson.
I already have several ideas, but having been at the same school for coming up 3 years I need some help coming up with something NEW!
Thanks muchly in advance,

G

Kurtz · Joined: 05 Jan 2007 Location: ples bilong me

Warm up

Maybe use dialog on CD-ROM

Flash cards, listen and repeat, who is she, she is my..........

Flash card game, put flashcards on board, take one away, a student guesses

and/or guessing game, student comes to front, put card on head, who is he/she

pair guessing game maybe using these pics http://www.teachchildrenesl.com/filez8932/flashcards/family.pdf

Maybe they bring in a pic of family member, do an interview, "what's your name? who is he/she?

Review, great is you could scan pics and use as PPT, student says he/she is my momomo

Khenan · Joined: 25 Dec 2007

It's posts like this that make me fear public school. Not to knock you, OP, it's just that this is so incredibly below the level I teach at that I wouldn't even know how to start. Good on you.

egrog1717 · Joined: 12 Mar 2008

She is Julie... Julie is my friend!

Katchafire · Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 3:58 pm Post subject:

Thanks Kurtz, but what Im after are more fun activities, games.

Khenan, not sure why you should 'fear' it ... even your students started somewhere.

It would still be great to get some new ideas.

Thanks!

G

seirogan · Joined: 19 Jan 2003

Sorry. I have no suggestions but your title made me think of this clip. This girls cracks me up and any time I hear "Who is she?" I think of this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8VNQ5V2yiI

kiwiinkorea · Joined: 17 Aug 2009

How about one of those hidden picture games using ppt.

Have a picture of a famous person covered by boxes and gradually remove the boxes and the students have to guess "she is Kim Yun Ah" "he is Obama" etc.

AsiaESLbound · Joined: 07 Jan 2010 Location: Truck Stop Missouri

I was just preparing this same lesson today too. Well, they ought to grasp it well since I've already been asking this from day one like pointing at the screen at the end of dialogs and asking, "Who is she? She's Julie. Who is he? He's Minsu."

Start getting them prepared by routinely doing this now so they will do well when you teach this lesson in one month from now.

For the game, I think I'll print pics of all the characters, place them on the board backwards with magnets, and have students come up to pick one and answer who it is. If right, their team gets a point. Most of my students know all their names now after asking them who they are numerous times. This curriculum is an ongoing story from the beginning of grade 3 to the end of 4th grade.