I’m not sure if Hugo is psychic or just reads your comments but in any case he’s got perfect timing with the new cover for the Christmas Workbook sheets!
Ninja Tip: Remember these are the review sheets you give the kids to take home and show their parents. You can find all the other workbooks on this page.
And Margit also wrote in to ask for a Homework Calendar for next year.
We also added in another circle for “Phonics” so your kids can get homework points for reading homework too if you are that far along the curriculum.
I’ll also, fingers crossed, be opening up the Software Homework Programme to new participants, for a few days, sometime later on this month. (Provided I get through all my other work!) So keep an eye on the blog.
Enjoy and do let us know what you need next!
Be genki,
Richard
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Love the graphics! I´m going to have to look into the homework program and see if I can pull it off this year.
I have a grammar question for you. Looking at the homework calendar page above it says “Total up how many homeworks the kids did this month” Now I´m from the U.S. and am fully aware there are many differences between British and American English so tell me if I´m wrong here but isn´t “homework” uncountable? So the phrase would read, “Total up how much homework the kids did this month” or “how many homework points”. Let me know if it´s different in British English or just a typo 😉
Thanks for all your hard work Richard and Hugo!
It’s just a modern usage rather than a US/UK thing, any noun can be made countable if you wish!
great idea for the whole christmas period, just what I was looking for! thank you very much!
this is going to be a great success. But i missed out vol. 14 (the song on the first page); where can i get that song?
Here you go!
http://genkienglish.net/howmanydaystillchristmas.htm
It is really faaaaaantaaaastic!!! thank you so much for this awesome workbook for Christmas!!!