Run through all the questions from the previous lessons – remember to keep it fun by varying how you elicit the answers.

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Play 2.  Rock, Paper, Scissors ask 3. What’s your name? + My name is ….. & Nice to meet you, 4. How are you? + several of the answers

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6. Left, right, forward & back.  Plus the Left & Right song.
7. I am, you are, he is, she is, they are, we are, everybody is …. gesture a person and a “How are you?” emotion and the kids make the appropriate sentence.
8. Jump whilst singing the numbers 1 to 12.  (This time without the music)
9. Ask “How old are you?”  and the students ask each.
10.  What’s the weather like? + a selection of answers and sing the What’s the weather like? song.

Quite easy English today, just teach the 4 greetings along with gestures then do the mini lesson and song from the Teacher’s Set.

Check it out in the video, first the teachers in Tanzania with the fun mix of the song:

In Chiang Mai Thailand for the guitar mix:

And with kids in China!

Cool game to go with Good Morning song from Cindy…

1. Have the students stand in a circle.
2. Then one child walks around the circle counter clockwise.
3. They select a child and face them.
4. They grab hands to shake.
5. Each time they shake they say

Good morning
Good Afternoon
Good Evening
Goodbye.
(So they shake in rhythem 4 times.)

6. As soon as they say goodbye, the “it” student runs counter clockwise around the circle and the picked student runs clockwise around the circle.
7. Both run to the exact spot where the picked child originally was.
8. Whoever is first back is the winner.

The loser then is “it” and selects someone else.
Kids of all ages love this game. I learned it in Russia from the Russian kids.

Good Morning!

Good morning,
Good morning.
Good afternoon,
Good afternoon.
Good evening,
Good evening,
Good night!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

( Repeat Chorus)

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Start with everyone asleep.

“Good morning”

Stand up for “Good afternoon” jump “Good evening”

“Good night”, everyone falls back asleep!

For the “Hello, hello part” the kids all mingle together and sing each “hello” to a different person!

Then a big final “Hello!” It’s frantic but very fun! 

Mini Cards
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Dice Worksheet

Printable Lesson Plan
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English

Japanese
(give to class teacher)

Islands Game
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Snakes & Ladders
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