Here’s Mido Farid’s game of the week, this time for any level, right up to high school! SUMMARY . Just like the real game except that you use markers instead of darts (andΒ you don’t throw the markers). . SETβUP . 1. Draw a bulls-eye like the one above on the board. 2. Divide the class…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/darts/
It’s the Royal Wedding this Friday, so I’ve got the perfect lesson of the week for you ….. vegetables! Ehhhh? Β Well, if you have a look at the “I love vegetables” picture book on the lesson page you’ll see why! Two lessons for one theme? Speaking of the Genki English picture books, they are a…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/lesson-of-the-week-vegetables/
Every week I’ll be featuring a new Genki English lesson that you might have forgotten Β about or not tried before. Β It’s also a great way to give feedback if you have tried it! Wow, it’s six years since I wrote this song from a request by Rosebud in Germany. (Yes you can indeed make…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/lesson-of-the-week-easter-egg-hunt/
Here’s Mido Farid’s game of the week, although this time it’s a very useful classroom control activity: 1. Tell the students that whenever you say “freeze!” they have to stop and remain completely still! 2. Even if they are playing a game or talking in an activity they have to freeze! 3. Give points to…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/freeze/
Here’s Β Mido Farid’s game for this week …. Good Match SETβUP 1. Put fruit flashcards and a series of boxes on the board. 2 In the teacher’s notebook draw the same but fill in each box with a colour. Β This is your key. Don’t show the kids. 3. Divide the class into two teams. PLAY…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/good-match-fruits-colours/
If you start teaching English with the ABCs, Β here’s a nice experiment to try. Have a look at my GenkiKokugo.com site. There you can teach yourself Β the Β “hiragana” alphabet. Fun? Β Enjoyable? Β Useful? Hopefully what you’ll find is that if you don’t actually speak any Japanese the alphabet is pretty much useless. 1. You don’t know…
https://genkienglish.net/teaching/feel-what-its-like-to-start-with-abc/
