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🎃 Halloween Kids Jokes!

A last minute Halloween smile?   It is amazing what A.I. can do!    ( You can check out my video on A.I. made easy for teachers here,  there are more A.I. tips in the Genki Business group & there are lots of Halloween teaching ideas here!) Here we go …. What’s a mummy’s favorite…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/halloween-kids-jokes/

🎶 👾 Scary, scary monster!

Here’s another Genki song,  this time “Scary, scary monster” for learning some English verbs!  This one was a bit tricky to fit into the Genki English software so instead I put it up on Youtube for you! You can also find it on Tik Tok,  Instagram & Facebook.   As always we want to do…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/scary-scary-monster/

🎃 👻 Genki English: Spooky Adjectives!

Blimey, these images were popular with over 300 Likes and 💗 on Facebook! And here are the VIP Members* pdf versions to try out in your class  “Not tested on animals.  Tested on kids” ! (* You get full, lifetime VIP membership included in your Teacher’s Set! ) First the VIP mini cards:   And the…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/vip-sneak-peek-spooky-adjectives-scary-verbs/

🎃 What do you do on Halloween? Genki Pumpkin Verbs & ✅✅Sometimes, ✅Rarely & ❌Never!

  This song for is for students who are a little further along in the Genki English curriculum with verbs and the “adverbs of frequency” i.e. always, sometimes, rarely & never.   Y ou will definitely get these stuck in your head after listening to them! As always we want to do a simple 3 Step…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/genki-pumpkin-verb-cards/

📚 🎃 👻 Spooky Halloween Stories for Kids!

It’s cool to be a little spooky on Halloween.  And we’ve got too very fun Genki English story books for you! The first is … Hamster Monster & Monkey Mummy – What do you want to be for Halloween? The lesson to pre-teach the language and vocab is here.    And VIP Members* can download…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/spooky-halloween-stories-for-kids/

What time is it? Part 3 -> ¼ past, ½ past etc.

 Although we take it for granted, telling the time is quite a tricky task.  Especially when we have so many ways of doing it in English. So it’s always best to split it into chunks in separate lessons.   This is how we do it: What time is it? Part 1 with numbers +…

https://genkienglish.net/teaching/what-time-is-it-part-3/