Yukie wrote in to ask for some phonics minicards to play with the regular minicard games. I used to always just print out the regular phonics posters and set the printer to have 16 per page which gave a really nice set of cards.  And as they also had the key words on there the students…

UPDATE:  Thank you to everyone who came to these workshops – you were awesome!  Check out the schedule page to see where I’ll be next! I’ve just got back from Cambodia and then next week it’s the big tour of the year, this time in Europe! If you want to… take your teaching to the…

Jan just sent in a great comment to the Simon Says Please game (i.e. where the kids do something when you say “please” but shouldn’t do it if you don’t.) I’ve been doing this game for years ( we’re clearly on the same wavelength! ) I do a variation using the days of the week –…

Thank you to everyone who has bought the amazing Teacher’s Set this week – you are going to love it! 🙂 (Ninja Tip: The price is going up again very soon so if haven’t and you want it,  get it now!) It’s easy as 1, 2, 3 … To get you started just take one…

It would have to be this one! 1. Grammar?  Easy!   Start with “I like …” then flip just one word to teach the past tense. 2. Watch the other teachers in your school drop their jaws at how easy it becomes with Genki English! 🙂   Ninja Tip 2:   Can your students catch…

In addition to the Harvard & Oxford research into Genki English, as part of the official EU recommendation process in Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic for distribution, research and licensing, we have also had 2 European universities review the Genki English material to make sure it meets the Education Ministry and Common European Framework of Reference for…