ESL in China - Teaching English to little kids... so easy and fun.

[elsien78]

I suddenly want some strawberries.

[jameswray50]

I don't like strawberry's

[worldtravel101]

strawberries #FTW !!

[anonuser24793]

My favorite fruit is strawberry.

[BubbleOfJelly]

Lol, such a fun teacher.

[BoATouched09]

this is too cute. i am going to take mandarin classes so that i can move to china and also teach english. this is a great game and something i could see myself doing. great job!

[shannyb28]

@BoATouched09 You don't need to learn Mandarin to teach English in China.

[lord123j]

this doesnt seem right, my favorite fruit is strawberry

[mulanmulan28]

could somebody please tell me again what L1 is?....anyway...i love the trick he does to apply the substitution drill....great and smooth steps...

[Yahzmeen]

I believe L1 stands for native language.

[mulanmulan28]

could somebody please tell me again what L1 is?...

[fatcat9993]

One question, with such energetic class, how can we cool them down at those points without using L1?

[fatcat9993]

Hi, I'm a rather novice teacher and I'm doing some research into teaching English to children. Here are some of my comments:

The students in the class are energetic and eager to learn. The teacher is also very creative in his whisper/drilling techniques, and the game is an exciting to help them play and drill time structures. However, class management was out of hand at some point and another teacher has to use L1 to control the class.