It’s coming up to Easter again, so for speaking be sure to teach the Genki English  Easter Egg Hunt – the kids love the ending of the song  – plus of course the picture book! Ninja Tip:  On the software, you get the picture books when there is a picture icon on the top menu e.g….

If you’re not following a set curriculum ( e.g. mine is here)  then it can sometimes be a bit tricky to get the kids as super enthused after Christmas. Luckily every four years, and this year, we have the Winter Olympics coming around which gives us some great opportunities for extra genkiness in class! So…

In my Headspace today it said I had to make more time for joy and fun,  so I put down the editing of my “How to get an extra $500 teaching English” ebook (so everyone can get their Teacher’s Set money back ASAP) and went back to one of the most fun Genki English games…

Just in case your school hasn’t banned all the spinners yet,  here’s a cool little game you can play with the Left & Right lesson. 1. One person sets a spinner spinning on one finger. 2. The other person closes their eyes and has to try and touch the centre of the spinner (with their…

Over in the Teacher Training Academy we’re getting to see so many amazing teaching ideas. One of the great ones, broadcast LIVE from Italy, was this one from Kathy, the Mary Poppins Game.  The target language is weather and you play it in a similar way to the Nemo game, but with one very cool…