Such a great twist on a classic game. I learned something new about gender pronouns in China. Interesting! Thanks for sharing such a great way to teach this concept.
You are amazing! I have practiced allá your Warm ups. They are fantastic, and My students enjoy and learn at once. Thanks 🌹 Greetings from.Mecicali, B. C. México.
Hi Emma, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the videos and have found them helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your classes
Hi Kristina, thanks for watching! That's so interesting, a little like here in China, They have only 'ta' but three different characters 她 for she, 他 for he, and 它 for it
Hi Bharti, thanks so much for watching! Actually I have a whole playlist with online teaching tips. You can watch it here: ua-cam.com/play/PLWnDxOCiXGiq85RYiM9_eMH93wznDuIi5.html I hope it helps 😊
Hi there, I'm interested to know how do you explain the games for your kids? They are not paying attention when they don't understand the language, so it happened for me many times that I had a fun game ready but because explaining it for my 3 years was too difficult, so it was a fail.
Hi Negin, thanks for watching! When introducing a new game, one mistake a lot of teachers will make is to use too much English to explain rules, also, teachers try to explain all the rules and processes at once. I would think about the game you want to teach and then split it into different steps. I would then think of one sentence to summaries each step, but limit that sentence to five key words that get the instructions across. Next, I would then explain the first step using that sentence while demonstrating how to do it (you can do this with an assistant or pupil). Once that step is clear, then move onto the next step and do the same. This way, the instructions are being given at a level students can follow and understand and they can visually see each part of the game as you demonstrate. I hope that helps! 😊
@@MooncakeEnglish Thank you very much! Yes it helped of course, it made me think about new ideas and new approaches :) I will bring them to action as soon as I get back to the school. Lastly, I want to thank you for your effort and for sharing your experienced knowledge to us. Much love and support from Istanbul :)
@@MooncakeEnglish Thank you very much! Yes it helped of course, it made me think about new ideas and new approaches :) I will bring them to action as soon as I get back to the school. Lastly, I want to thank you for your effort and for sharing your experienced knowledge with us. Much love and support from Istanbul :)
Im srilankan ppreschool teacher thanks for your direction s
Hi...thanks a lot
From india 🇮🇳
Amazing thanks a lot
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Where in the world are you teaching?
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Hi Chisom, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
This is really helpful. I'm in Italy teaching 3-6 year olds so this is great for the older ones. Keep em coming :)
Thanks so much for watching Charlotte, I’m so happy to know the video helped! Where in the world are you teaching?
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Helpful Jemima!!!!!
Hi Astrid, thanks for watching! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊
Such a great twist on a classic game. I learned something new about gender pronouns in China. Interesting! Thanks for sharing such a great way to teach this concept.
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks so much for watching, Elham 😊
You are amazing! I have practiced allá your Warm ups. They are fantastic, and My students enjoy and learn at once. Thanks 🌹 Greetings from.Mecicali, B. C. México.
Hi Emma, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the videos and have found them helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your classes
Thanks a lot. Very helpful:)
Thank you for sharing! So helpful!
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi Sarah from India 🙌
Hi Sarah, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope classes are going well in India 😊 What age group do you teach there?
Thank you so much Jema! In Turkey also no He, She. Here for all this just “O”.
One more time many thanks🙏🏻 You are number one🥰.🌷🥇
Hi Kristina, thanks for watching! That's so interesting, a little like here in China, They have only 'ta' but three different characters 她 for she, 他 for he, and 它 for it
Really helpful :) thanks for sharing games that get everyone involved.
Hi Mi, thnaks so much. for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
You know, today is Lunar New Year in Vietnam, and I’m so lucky to know your channel. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Did you enjoy the New Year celebrations?
Jema you make my day!!!🤣🤣Very interactive game, kids love to have fun . I’ll try this game👍🏾
Hi Mrs Abuela, thanks for watching! I'm so glad you are finding the ideas helpful 😊 I hope they help you plan fun and interactive classes ❤️
Helpful thank you
Hi Bharti, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Where in the world are you teaching?
I like your tips. Thank u!
Thanks so much for watching Lee! I'm so glad the tips are helpful, where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish I'm from China and I teach in China.
Excellent. How can i contact u??
Burrell Boom Methodist school Rural area_ Belize City
You saved me, thank you very much :)
Hi Kamila, I'm so glad the video was helpful! What age group are you teaching?
I teach 4-6 years old and I am happy that I found you :)
Can you give ideas to conduct online classes for kindergarten kids
Hi Bharti, thanks so much for watching! Actually I have a whole playlist with online teaching tips. You can watch it here: ua-cam.com/play/PLWnDxOCiXGiq85RYiM9_eMH93wznDuIi5.html I hope it helps 😊
thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching! 😊 I hope the video was helpful?
@@MooncakeEnglish indeed it is :) I am a German teacher by the way and your videos are really helpfull for me too :) :)
ocean blue I’m glad to know my videos are helping teach multiple languages! 😁
Hi there, I'm interested to know how do you explain the games for your kids? They are not paying attention when they don't understand the language, so it happened for me many times that I had a fun game ready but because explaining it for my 3 years was too difficult, so it was a fail.
Hi Negin, thanks for watching!
When introducing a new game, one mistake a lot of teachers will make is to use too much English to explain rules, also, teachers try to explain all the rules and processes at once.
I would think about the game you want to teach and then split it into different steps. I would then think of one sentence to summaries each step, but limit that sentence to five key words that get the instructions across.
Next, I would then explain the first step using that sentence while demonstrating how to do it (you can do this with an assistant or pupil). Once that step is clear, then move onto the next step and do the same.
This way, the instructions are being given at a level students can follow and understand and they can visually see each part of the game as you demonstrate.
I hope that helps! 😊
@@MooncakeEnglish
Thank you very much! Yes it helped of course, it made me think about new ideas and new approaches :) I will bring them to action as soon as I get back to the school.
Lastly, I want to thank you for your effort and for sharing your experienced knowledge to us.
Much love and support from Istanbul :)
@@MooncakeEnglish
Thank you very much! Yes it helped of course, it made me think about new ideas and new approaches :) I will bring them to action as soon as I get back to the school.
Lastly, I want to thank you for your effort and for sharing your experienced knowledge with us.
Much love and support from Istanbul :)
Uk
Hi Shubhangi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! 😊
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