Back to the original Happy Halloween song, I just realised I’d never uploaded the teaching guide video. So here you go! Videos for 30 of the other songs are on the Teaching Guide DVD.
English Version
Japanese Version
I thought you might also like a Crossword, Word Jumble & Word Search as a nice Halloween present for your kids to take home with them, especially after their Halloween party!
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Thanks Richard for all your great ideas and the worksheets are super!! 🙂
Love the face for the ghost one. Interesting how gestures differ from person to person. For the wizard I extend my arms like in the flashcard and wiggle my wand.
Richard, I owe you a round of sushi!
I was asked to teach some english to small children (2-10 yrs) at a Halloween event in Fukuoka. I wouldn’t normally say yes to teaching English (one, because I’m not a native speaker, I’m Danish, and two, I don’t have a teacher’s license, so I don’t think of my self as qualified to teach English), but seeing as I needed the money, and it was for small children, I accepted. However, I had no idea how to structure the lesson, let alone make it a fun time for both the children and their parents following along. But your video guides have really shown me the key points of not only teaching, but teaching english to Japanese. So now I’m not so concerned about the success of the Halloween event anymore. Thank you so much, I’ll continue to study your page and follow your updates!
Well done Miriam, and sushi is always appreciated! 🙂