Huge thank you to everyone who came to the workshops in Nagoya & Tokyo this weekend – you were amazing!

Here’s a brief round up of what we did, although of course all the “secret” bonus ninja tips and tricks we won’t be sharing on the blog! 🙂

Warm up with When, when, when?

Quick recap of the year with India, Tanzania, Thailand & China.

Ken’s tip for the computer games – blindfold the controller so they have to listen to the help from their classmates “Left, right, up or down!”

Example lesson Summer Sports  with Turn & Circle and Grammar Tic Tac Toe. 

(+ Winter Sports with Bunny Hopping in Nagoya)

Baby Dinosaur Past Tense + I like everything game and Pink Fish Game with Time & Jobs to get sentences like “At 9 o’clock, the police officer ate my breakfast!”   – all in just three hours of lessons, pretty cool deshou!

North & South + and Mr Bump game

I’m sorry!

Teaching Babies and 2/3 year olds

In Nagoya we did the Stationery song(s!) + What’s missing?

In Tokyo we did the Phonics i song and phonics u song.

Genki Phonics 2.0 with how to use the workbooks and new stories.

 Start Your Own School:  Business tips to be the *best* school in town!

If you joined the workshop, please do leave a comment on the blog and let everyone know how much you enjoyed it, and it might persuade me to hold another one next year! 🙂

Thanks again – you were all *amazing*!

Be genki,

Richard

P.S.  For those school owners who flew teachers in from other parts of the country ( some teachers took 2 flights to attend!) then you still can invite me to do workshops in your school if I’m in country.  If we can get the schedule right, it is now 10 man yen per day plus expenses, but it probably works out a lot cheaper than flying your teachers up to the workshops and all your staff get to attend!  Plus it’s better for the environment. 🙂