πŸŽ„It’s Christmas!! Well, not quite but it’s time to get ready! :)

It’s about that time of year when lots of teachers want to bring the magic of Christmas into their lessons.

Of course you could spend all your time making decorations and maybe learning Jingle Bells.

Or we can take all that amazing joy, fun and magic to make learning new English even easier at this time of year. Β  Β  So whether it’s adding themes together with the Gingerbread Man, Β teaching the third person “s” with What does Santa do? Β or indeed teaching How many? Β with How many days till Christmas, Β we get the best of both worlds, Β happy kids/bosses/parents and lots of really fun lessons!

Enjoy! πŸ™‚

P.S. Β Lots of quick review games also included on this page!

P.P.S. Β Vol. 14 has lots of amazing Christmas things too!

 

Richard Graham

Hello, I'm Richard Graham. When I was a kid I found school to be sooooo boring... So I transformed my way of teaching. I listened to what the kids were really wanting to say and taught it in ways they really wanted to learn. The results were magical. Now I help teachers just like you teach amazing lessons and double your incomes!

3 Responses to “πŸŽ„It’s Christmas!! Well, not quite but it’s time to get ready! :)”

  1. Robin

    I loooove the Monkey ’12 Days of Christmas’ song ~ such a HUGE hit at the schools I teach at. Time to bring of the flashcards and get everyone practicing again πŸ™‚

    Robin
    Tokyo

  2. Angela Stringer

    A wonderful Christmas project I did 2 years ago was to take a huge piece of card and i cut out all sorts of Christmas little pictures from brochures and various old printouts , kids coloured in some of them and we did a huge Christmas card and then we sang along to Christmas carols which I had playing whilst they were working. Many lyrics go into our heads and indirect learning is valuable.

Comments are closed