Remember to check out the freebies page on the Mooncake English website for your free ESL lesson planner template www.mooncakeenglish.com For more ESL teaching tips, click here: ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiqAwjJsnX2OOIRoqEc1jxCM
Hi Jema, in the last years I''ve learning with you more than I learned in the whole University classes, each time I forgot some tips or strategies I came to your channel and you are my salvation, please we all the teachers need you to return to RUclips, we miss you :3 Greetings from Colombia
Hi Laura, thanks for watching and thank you for such a kind message, it made my day! I have been taking a much needed mental health break from RUclips, but I am planning to return soon 😊
Starting today, as a 2nd year ESL teacher, I'm going back to school to see my students after half a year (transitionaing from online classes). Thanks for your videos. Sending my regards from the Czech Republic.
Hi from Austria! I have recently started teaching English to kindergarten kids and I discovered Mooncake English while looking for ideas. Happy that I found you. Great videos :)
Hi Ioana, thanks for watching, and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope you are enjoying teaching young learners? They can be quite a handful but so much fun too!
Hi! I teach ESL in Turkey and I have to say I love your videos. I have recently started teaching young children and you have been extremely helpful! Thank you!
Hi Ilayda, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy to hear the channel has been helpful, I know how hard it is when first starting to teach younger learners. Are schools currently open in Turkey or are you teaching online?
@@MooncakeEnglish I'm actually teaching them individually, so I can't use all the activities as they are mostly for classroom teaching (some tips on one-on-one teaching would REALLY help, btw) but still they can be adapted and they've still been very helpful. Schools are mostly closed here but they're planning to open them so we'll see 🤷🏻♀️
@@ilaydakayan2121 Hi Llayda, I actually have a playlist dedicated to online teaching. You can watch it here ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiq85RYiM9_eMH93wznDuIi5 One on one teaching can be challenging, well done for tackling it so well! I hope classes there can open again soon ❤️
Hi Lindsay, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm very happy to know you have been enjoying the videos, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class 😊
Learn English with Alek Creations, in South Africa. Lesson planning is one big challenge especially as a beginner. I loved how simple and easy you explained it. I don't see a struggle with it, moving forward. Thank you.
Hi Bongi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the tips helped make lesson planning clearer for you 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class!
Hi! I’ve seen all of your videos and it’s so interesting. I couldn’t stop to see the next video over and over. Clear explanations too. And it’s so helpful for me to start teaching ESL. Thank you!
Hi Aulia, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been finding the channel so helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi Floyd, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy the channel has been helpful, I hope to continue to inspire some new ideas for your classes. 😊
Your videos (and especially this one 's really helpful) are truly exceptional. I admire your methods and not exaggerating when I'm saying - you're simply the best. Moreover, your videos are super fun. Many thanks and Regards from Israel.
Hi Mariajose, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel 😊 How are classes going where you are?
This is so helpful!!! Thank you so much for all your videos. You are helping me a lot! I just started teaching in Vietnam a couple of weeks ago and soon the school year will start. I'm getting great ideas from your channel! Thanks again. Much love to you 💜
Hi Gabriela, thanks for watching! I'm so glad that the channel has been helpful, I hope it can continue to help inspire some new teaching ideas for your classes 😊 ❤️
Ohhh really good and useful video for me that was homeroom teacher and now I will start in a new school and go to differents classrooms every day.. Thank you 😘
Hi Malgorzata, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel 😊 What age group are you currently teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish 7years old and 10! In France Kids start they 2nd language really late comparing to other countries. But they are positive and willing to learn. Your ideas of games are a big help. The groups are rather big (16ppl) and kids are not so disciplined compering to Asian children. That's a bit of a challenge. And yes, I've got some problem with keeping them focus. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience! 🤗
Hi Cobra, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your classes 😊
Hello from Bolivia! This is so helpful and your other videos as well. Thank you so much that you go straight to your content with very clear explanation and great tips.
Hi Gabriela, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the videos and ideas have been helpful 😊 I hope the channel can continue to inspire some new ideas for you and your class ❤️
Hi Olga, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy to know the video was helpful. What age group do you teach in Ukraine?
Hi Libby, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class. Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi Lorri-Anne, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I am very happy to know you liked the video 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Thanks for the advice, it’s so helpful! I will start to teach in an elementary school this coming April in Japan. I’m sure your videos will be a great help to me. Thanks again.
Hi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas are helpful, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your elementary class 😊
Hi Nathaniel, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel. How are classes going just outside of Nanjing?
@@MooncakeEnglish I love how funny and creative you are to present your tips and resources👏👏👏 I teach in Colombia, I worked with a lot of little kids 3 years ago teaching them with songs, now I'm with teen and It has been a challenge for me. Also I have to learn to work online because of the covid and you are helping me a lot. Make videos with tips to raise bilingual kids or how to help babies (I have a three months old baby💙) blessings and many more happy days for you🌼🌼🌼🌻🌻🌻🌻⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
Hi Benyue, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Sorry to hear you're having difficulties, I hope the channel can help inspire some ideas 😊
Hi Nikki, thanks for watching! I'm so glad you found the video helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some ideas for your class. Where in the world are you teaching?
Hello jema!😊 I'm in Thailand teaching kindergarten 1,2 and 3. You know your video is very helpful to me especially your tips about effective classroom management and the use of transitions. I'm teaching 14 classes every week with 30 to 40 students per class and it is very tiring. I'm so glad I come across your channel😍😍🙏 btw Do you have any videos about games for large number of students and the given time is only 30 mins?😥 I'm having a really hard time making my class more engaging. #help
Hello, if possible, please! I really need your help. How to teach complex grammar to young children? My students are between 8 and 11 years old, they are not able to read and write properly. I will give you an example: If I am going to teach "Present continuous", I think it will be easy for them to learn the structure using simple verbs, that we only need to add "ing", but things get hard when we need to explain complex rules of verbs termination. So that, should I focus on the main structure for now, or is there a way to go deeper into this subject?
Hi, I teach English in Oslo Norway. It is extremely rewarding but also quite challenging as I have students with mixed competency and I have to adapt my teaching style and my vocabulary to each student. For example, I have a 10-year-old student who is almost fluent in the same class as a student who is a complete beginner and the rest of the class can be anything in-between. If you can give me any tips I'd appreciate that a lot. By the way, so far loving your videos and I find a lot of inspiration in them. Good job!
Hi Jasmine, thanks so much for watching and welcome, to the Mooncake community! I'm very happy to know the video s helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish Thanks so much = ) West coast of Japan. Teaching neighbourhood kids & will probably start teaching a few classes at a small English conversation school soon too.
Hi Etukwafa, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so excited to know you are about to start teaching in China 😊 I hope the channel can help get you started and inspire some new ideas for your classes ❤️
Hi Manuel, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I appreciate you taking the time to comment, it makes me really happy to know the videos are helpful. I don't speak Spanish, but if I can find a way to get the subtitles translated I will! Thanks for the suggestion 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi Mafusigau, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope the video was helpful and that you pass your TEFL certificate 😊 Best of luck!
Hi Mama, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Teaching young learners can be challenging, especially if teaching for the first time. I hope that the channel can help inspire some ideas for your class 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
I transitioned from teaching adults to teaching kids last week. My first week of teaching kids was... fairly catastrophic. I just discovered this channel, so it's time to binge watch, I guess
Hi there! Thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community 😊 It's a tough transition to go from a adults to kids, take it one class at a time and remember to have fun. I hope the channel can help get you started with some new ideas and teaching tip!
@@MooncakeEnglish Thank you! I think it's one of those things in which I'll rapidly improve. I'm definitely not as nervous as I was on day 1. My main issue is running out of content in the first 45 minutes when classes last an hour and a half 😬 Let's, uh... let's play several games.
@@nightknight7208 I used to have that issue too! Now I try to have a ‘circle time’ structure where we go through the same things before the main topic. For example, self intros, weather, days of the week, date, etc. although we do these topics every day we build upon the language constantly. For example, self intros might start with ‘my name is’ or ‘I’m five years old’ but later over time change to ‘for breakfast I had cereal’ or ‘after school I will play with’. That way the lesson is structured so kids know the routine but there are always new things being taught. Then your main subject doesn’t feel like it needs to be stretched out as much. I hope that helps 😊
Hiii I am very grateful for u About a week ago, I started to work at private school. I am teaching 3 and 4 graders. Making students listen to me is being a little bit difficult. How can I make my students respect me? Thanks beforehand.
Thanks!! I find your videos very useful, I am teaching in Colombia. It would be great if you can make a video about How to teach reading to young learners.
Hi Yenda, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful. Actually, I have. an entire phonics playlist which I think will be helpful, you can find it here: ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiqTS7k7t1EgAwaoPIGZf8kO I also have a free phonics guide on my website www.mooncakeenglish.com as well as some other resources. I hope that all helps! 😊
I've been teaching my brother for a couple months now, and I feel really lost about how to teach him the grammar and vocab, I mean I am kinda fluent in English and I'm able to understand quite a lot, but I have zero experience in teaching, and so far what I've done is just sit him down and read him the grammar, make him do some activities and that's it, and even thou he learnt a lot about the verb to be and is able to say a couple phrases, I feel like I could teach him in a more fun and dynamic way, I'm still trying to figure it out, and is a little stressing bc I really want him to enjoy my classes and learn English but it's hard to teach and I really want to do it right or at least more fun.
Hi Deanna, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope you are staying safe and healthy in Singapore right now. Are you currently teaching online or are schools currently open?
Hi Jema. Firstly, great video tips, I've learnt a lot from them. I'm looking at looking getting back into teaching after 7 years being out from it (I had been an Cadet Force instructor for 13 years, teaching 12-18 and some adults, so have a good idea of lesson plans, class layout, and interaction etc...), but for me, I would like to get my TEFL qualification and teach abroad, but have realised it'll be a different ball game to what I'm used to. So my question is, how would you start/structure your very first lesson into teaching English/Introduction to the English language. I am potentially looking at the 4-18 year old age group!?
Hi Warren, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the videos have been helpful 😊 Great question, but a little tricky to answer. You seem to be teaching a very large age range and the approach to teaching a four year old would be very different to teaching an 18 year old. In fact, teaching an eight year old is also very different than a four year old because of where children are developmentally. Generally speaking, my goal with my first few English classes with students is to get an ideas of their English level, and to have a fun and enjoyable lesson. Especially when teaching younger kids, you want to give time to make a connection so that students can relax and have fun while learning. So, I would prepare a larger variety of material so that you can adjust if you find your student is a higher or lower level than you expect. Try to also choose topics or activities that you think your students will enjoy. As I mentioned, its a hard question to answer directly 😂 but I hope that helps!
Hi!@@MooncakeEnglish no yet, but we are going to start classes on july 20th but virtual classes in high school, in primary we have to use whatsapp to teach and to send homework but Iwould like to make some videos but I dont know because It is new for me, my students are younger and they are going to learn English language, I have some ideas but what do you recommend me? Isaw your videos.I am teaching kindergarden.
Hi Xera, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, I hope the channel can help inspire some new ideas for your class 😊
@@MooncakeEnglish im actually still in a training for a final interview. So far, I have a few mishaps like telling a kid 'no' during a wrong answer. But ur videos helped me out greatly in dealing with kids :D I will be assigned as a teacher for trial classes if I pass
Hi Raihanna, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope your classes are going well in South Africa, what age group are you teaching there?
how about some topics that do not have a matching warm up songs or dance? can students simply just watch the video as a warm up? idea and advice please. this is my struggle sometimes.
Hi Kat, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! If you can't find a warm-up to match the topic you're teaching, then you can review a song or game you have previously played to review that material. In terms of videos, I never use them, you want to kids focus to be on you and not a screen. In my experience, most schools wouldn't like you to just play a video for kids to watch so I would try to avoid that. I hope that helps!
Remember to check out the freebies page on the Mooncake English website for your free ESL lesson planner template www.mooncakeenglish.com
For more ESL teaching tips, click here: ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiqAwjJsnX2OOIRoqEc1jxCM
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your intros crack me up every single time! Love the tips on dismissal. This makes me want to go back to in classroom teaching!
Haha had to crack out my Bristolian accent for this one! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video 😁
Hi Jema, in the last years I''ve learning with you more than I learned in the whole University classes, each time I forgot some tips or strategies I came to your channel and you are my salvation, please we all the teachers need you to return to RUclips, we miss you :3 Greetings from Colombia
Hi Laura, thanks for watching and thank you for such a kind message, it made my day! I have been taking a much needed mental health break from RUclips, but I am planning to return soon 😊
Starting today, as a 2nd year ESL teacher, I'm going back to school to see my students after half a year (transitionaing from online classes). Thanks for your videos. Sending my regards from the Czech Republic.
Hi Nhat, thans for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope the transition back to in person classes has gone smoothly?
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This is an English teacher from Iran ❤
Hi! I've been teaching for a while now and your videos are just what I've been looking for !!! Thank you !
hey y'all I'm from Lebanon teaching ESL
Hi Mounir, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
Hi from Austria! I have recently started teaching English to kindergarten kids and I discovered Mooncake English while looking for ideas. Happy that I found you. Great videos :)
Hi Ioana, thanks for watching, and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope you are enjoying teaching young learners? They can be quite a handful but so much fun too!
Hi, I'm teaching in Cairo, beneficial video 👌
Hi! I teach ESL in Turkey and I have to say I love your videos. I have recently started teaching young children and you have been extremely helpful! Thank you!
Hi Ilayda, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy to hear the channel has been helpful, I know how hard it is when first starting to teach younger learners. Are schools currently open in Turkey or are you teaching online?
@@MooncakeEnglish I'm actually teaching them individually, so I can't use all the activities as they are mostly for classroom teaching (some tips on one-on-one teaching would REALLY help, btw) but still they can be adapted and they've still been very helpful. Schools are mostly closed here but they're planning to open them so we'll see 🤷🏻♀️
@@ilaydakayan2121 Hi Llayda, I actually have a playlist dedicated to online teaching. You can watch it here ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiq85RYiM9_eMH93wznDuIi5
One on one teaching can be challenging, well done for tackling it so well! I hope classes there can open again soon ❤️
I adore your videos and humor! I teach 1st through 8th graders in Budapest, Hungary!
Hi Lindsay, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm very happy to know you have been enjoying the videos, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class 😊
When you make example for each point .. It looks good and clear .. Keep going .. You are amazing
Hi Taha, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Thanks for the positive feedback 😊
Learn English with Alek Creations, in South Africa. Lesson planning is one big challenge especially as a beginner. I loved how simple and easy you explained it. I don't see a struggle with it, moving forward. Thank you.
Hi Bongi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the tips helped make lesson planning clearer for you 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class!
Hi! I’ve seen all of your videos and it’s so interesting. I couldn’t stop to see the next video over and over. Clear explanations too. And it’s so helpful for me to start teaching ESL. Thank you!
Hi Aulia, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been finding the channel so helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi I'm San. Thank you for the great videos and tips!
Hi, new teacher here
Your videos have been really great and helpful, thank you. I still stand to learn more from you.
Hi Floyd, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy the channel has been helpful, I hope to continue to inspire some new ideas for your classes. 😊
Very Helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Hi Bekki, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Your videos (and especially this one 's really helpful) are truly exceptional. I admire your methods and not exaggerating when I'm saying - you're simply the best. Moreover, your videos are super fun. Many thanks and Regards from Israel.
Hi Lemonstu, thanks so much for your lovely message! It means a lot to know you have enjoyed the videos so much 😊
Good information right there . Exact and precise
Thanks so much 😊
I teach English in Honduras! love your tips and videos!
Hi Mariajose, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel 😊 How are classes going where you are?
Hi I am new all the way from South Africa
hi i'm from algeria, i teach beginners and i love the stuff you doing
This is so helpful!!! Thank you so much for all your videos. You are helping me a lot! I just started teaching in Vietnam a couple of weeks ago and soon the school year will start. I'm getting great ideas from your channel! Thanks again. Much love to you 💜
Hi Gabriela, thanks for watching! I'm so glad that the channel has been helpful, I hope it can continue to help inspire some new teaching ideas for your classes 😊 ❤️
Thank you so much for your content ❤
Ohhh really good and useful video for me that was homeroom teacher and now I will start in a new school and go to differents classrooms every day..
Thank you 😘
Hi Nayara, thanks for watching! Best of luck with your new role, I hope you enjoy the new teaching structure 😊
Hi Im new here ! I teach in France and I love the content of your THE MOONCAKE! tank you a lot!
Hi Malgorzata, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel 😊 What age group are you currently teaching?
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7years old and 10! In France Kids start they 2nd language really late comparing to other countries. But they are positive and willing to learn. Your ideas of games are a big help. The groups are rather big (16ppl) and kids are not so disciplined compering to Asian children. That's a bit of a challenge. And yes, I've got some problem with keeping them focus. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience! 🤗
Hi! Teaching in Brazil! Thanks for the videos, very helpful!
Hi Daniela, thanks for watching, I'm so glad the channel has been helpful!
My greetings from Russia , Irkutsk.likr your channel ! ❤️
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! 😊
Hi Jema . I'm from Turkey . I love your style and energy :)
Hi Cobra, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your classes 😊
Love it! This video helps me a lot! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Laksnoria, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hello from Bolivia! This is so helpful and your other videos as well. Thank you so much that you go straight to your content with very clear explanation and great tips.
Hi Gabriela, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the videos and ideas have been helpful 😊 I hope the channel can continue to inspire some new ideas for you and your class ❤️
Thanks the video. Very useful for new teachers.
Thanks so much for watching 😊
Thanks. It was helpful! I'm Olga. Teaching in Ukraine, Kyiv.
Hi Olga, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so happy to know the video was helpful. What age group do you teach in Ukraine?
@@MooncakeEnglish I teach from 6-12 years old children.
Super helpful and clear!! Thank you!
Hi Murcielago, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Thank you, I found your video very helpful
Hi Libby, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your class. Where in the world are you teaching?
Just what i needed..thAnk you sooo much!!
Hi Silvia, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi。 Your videos are amazing. I'm in China
Hi Nissy, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel 😊 Where in China are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish I'm in Xi'an.
This is fantastic! Thank you for getting straight to the point.
Hi Lorri-Anne, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I am very happy to know you liked the video 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
It's super helpful Jema. Thanks a lot
Thanks for watching 😊
Hi from Hungary😊
Hi from Argentina. This helps me a lot for my final exam about how to do a lesson plan. I loved the video so much!♥️🇦🇷
Hi Lucila, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 how was your final exam?
@@MooncakeEnglish hi there!I didn't do my exam yet. Is in April. But I'm doing good anyway with the lesson plan♥️
Awsome!!! It helped me a lot, I am watching from Ecuador! Thanksss
Hi Nicole, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 What age group do you teach in Ecuador?
Thanks for the advice, it’s so helpful! I will start to teach in an elementary school this coming April in Japan. I’m sure your videos will be a great help to me. Thanks again.
Hi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas are helpful, I hope the channel can inspire some new ideas for your elementary class 😊
Helpful! Thank you so much :)
Helpful thank you 😊
Thank you for the great videos! I teach just outside of Nanjing.
Hi Nathaniel, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you have been enjoying the channel. How are classes going just outside of Nanjing?
Greeting from Russia!
👍👍 wonderful ideas. In our school we used to take Hello Time or circle time
Yes! We do the same and make a plan to include some repetitive circle time themes 😁
So useful!!!!
Some great advice here, and wow, you certainly have put a lot of resources together.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm really glad you liked the video 😁 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish Glad to have found the community. I'm based in Canada.
Super helpful! Thank you!😁
Hi Aleksandra, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish I teach online now, but before I was teaching in China
you helped me a LOT! love you! God bless you
Hi Luisa, thanks for watching, I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish I love how funny and creative you are to present your tips and resources👏👏👏 I teach in Colombia, I worked with a lot of little kids 3 years ago teaching them with songs, now I'm with teen and It has been a challenge for me. Also I have to learn to work online because of the covid and you are helping me a lot. Make videos with tips to raise bilingual kids or how to help babies (I have a three months old baby💙) blessings and many more happy days for you🌼🌼🌼🌻🌻🌻🌻⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
I like this lesson plan, thanks for help.
Hi Agostinha, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm glad the ideas were helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Great explanation of each component of an effective lesson plan for engagement and maintaining classroom management. 😊
Thanks so much for watching, I’m glad you liked the tips 😊
Very helpful as always 🎈
Hi Rami, thanks for watching! ❤️
That's a good and easy explanation
Hi Jose, thanks for watching! I'm so glad you found the tips helpful 😊
thanks tomorrow my b.ed exams its helpful thanks
Hiiii, I'm a kg1 teacher in Kuwait I've some difficulties, thanks for this.
Hi Benyue, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Sorry to hear you're having difficulties, I hope the channel can help inspire some ideas 😊
Oooooh myyyy GOOSH!!!! THESE VIDEOS ARE GOLD TO ME!!! THANKYOU, THANKYOU SOOO MUCH!!! Im traching a 3 y/o girl from México!!
Hi Livier, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the videos have been helpful 😊 Have you been teaching for long?
Love it，also the website is great！Hopefully it grows and grows.
Thanks Funky English 😊 We should have you share a game on our community games section, you have great ideas!
So helpful!
Hi Karla, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the ideas were helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi!! Belarus 🇧🇾 🤗
Hi Yuliya, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
Thanks for this.God Bless
Hi Jessica, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
This is gold😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much
Hi Nikki, thanks for watching! I'm so glad you found the video helpful 😊 I hope the channel can inspire some ideas for your class. Where in the world are you teaching?
Hello jema!😊 I'm in Thailand teaching kindergarten 1,2 and 3. You know your video is very helpful to me especially your tips about effective classroom management and the use of transitions. I'm teaching 14 classes every week with 30 to 40 students per class and it is very tiring. I'm so glad I come across your channel😍😍🙏 btw
Do you have any videos about games for large number of students and the given time is only 30 mins?😥 I'm having a really hard time making my class more engaging.
#help
hey! I'm new here and I'm teaching in Brazil :)
Hi Naguissa, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope classes are going well in Brazil, what age group do you teach there?
Thank you!! I teach English in Thailand.
Hi. Ney, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
Hello, if possible, please! I really need your help. How to teach complex grammar to young children? My students are between 8 and 11 years old, they are not able to read and write properly. I will give you an example: If I am going to teach "Present continuous", I think it will be easy for them to learn the structure using simple verbs, that we only need to add "ing", but things get hard when we need to explain complex rules of verbs termination. So that, should I focus on the main structure for now, or is there a way to go deeper into this subject?
HI! From Philippines
Hi Antonette, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
Hi, I teach English in Oslo Norway. It is extremely rewarding but also quite challenging as I have students with mixed competency and I have to adapt my teaching style and my vocabulary to each student. For example, I have a 10-year-old student who is almost fluent in the same class as a student who is a complete beginner and the rest of the class can be anything in-between. If you can give me any tips I'd appreciate that a lot. By the way, so far loving your videos and I find a lot of inspiration in them. Good job!
Hi I'm teaching in Paris !
Hi am a classroom teacher for kindergarten class in Nigeria
Thank you so much, you’re a lifesaver
Hi Jasmine, thanks so much for watching and welcome, to the Mooncake community! I'm very happy to know the video s helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish Thanks so much = )
West coast of Japan. Teaching neighbourhood kids & will probably start teaching a few classes at a small English conversation school soon too.
Hey I’m new here and ..am in China planning on teaching here 😊
Hi Etukwafa, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so excited to know you are about to start teaching in China 😊 I hope the channel can help get you started and inspire some new ideas for your classes ❤️
helpful, thanx!
Thanks so much for watching, I'm glad it was helpful 😊
Very helpful
Hi Nasir, thanks for watching, I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊
Thank you so much.
Hi Khin, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
@@MooncakeEnglish I'm from Myanmar. Thank you so much for your sharing to us.
helpful!
Do you have any videos on how to teach teenagers?
I love your videos, very good strategies. I would be very happy if they had Spanish subtitles.❤️
Hi Manuel, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I appreciate you taking the time to comment, it makes me really happy to know the videos are helpful. I don't speak Spanish, but if I can find a way to get the subtitles translated I will! Thanks for the suggestion 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Mooncake English great detail on your part that you take the trouble to respond to my comment, I'm from Mexico, I send you greetings!
@@manubreaker Greetings to you also 😊
HI ... I am in south Africa still doing my tefl certificate , actually i am supposed to submit my last lesson plan assignment.
Hi Mafusigau, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope the video was helpful and that you pass your TEFL certificate 😊 Best of luck!
hi, I'm a new teacher hoping to learn more from you.
its not easy dealing with children
Hi Mama, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Teaching young learners can be challenging, especially if teaching for the first time. I hope that the channel can help inspire some ideas for your class 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
Thanks for your help :)
Hi, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful 😊 Where in the world are you teaching?
thank you!
Hi Caterina, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Where in the world are you teaching?
Hi, I am teaching in Taiwan. Thank you for the structure and fun. (sometimes you are a bit too fast for me)
I transitioned from teaching adults to teaching kids last week. My first week of teaching kids was... fairly catastrophic. I just discovered this channel, so it's time to binge watch, I guess
Hi there! Thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community 😊 It's a tough transition to go from a adults to kids, take it one class at a time and remember to have fun. I hope the channel can help get you started with some new ideas and teaching tip!
@@MooncakeEnglish Thank you! I think it's one of those things in which I'll rapidly improve. I'm definitely not as nervous as I was on day 1. My main issue is running out of content in the first 45 minutes when classes last an hour and a half 😬 Let's, uh... let's play several games.
@@nightknight7208 I used to have that issue too! Now I try to have a ‘circle time’ structure where we go through the same things before the main topic. For example, self intros, weather, days of the week, date, etc. although we do these topics every day we build upon the language constantly. For example, self intros might start with ‘my name is’ or ‘I’m five years old’ but later over time change to ‘for breakfast I had cereal’ or ‘after school I will play with’.
That way the lesson is structured so kids know the routine but there are always new things being taught. Then your main subject doesn’t feel like it needs to be stretched out as much.
I hope that helps 😊
Understood. Thank you.
😊 More than welcome!
Hiii
I am very grateful for u
About a week ago, I started to work at private school. I am teaching 3 and 4 graders. Making students listen to me is being a little bit difficult.
How can I make my students respect me?
Thanks beforehand.
Hi am chidinma from Nigeria
Hello from France
Hi Rebeka, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope classes are going well in France 😊 What age group do you teach there?
Thanks!! I find your videos very useful, I am teaching in Colombia. It would be great if you can make a video about How to teach reading to young learners.
Hi Yenda, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the video was helpful. Actually, I have. an entire phonics playlist which I think will be helpful, you can find it here: ruclips.net/p/PLWnDxOCiXGiqTS7k7t1EgAwaoPIGZf8kO I also have a free phonics guide on my website www.mooncakeenglish.com as well as some other resources. I hope that all helps! 😊
I've been teaching my brother for a couple months now, and I feel really lost about how to teach him the grammar and vocab, I mean I am kinda fluent in English and I'm able to understand quite a lot, but I have zero experience in teaching, and so far what I've done is just sit him down and read him the grammar, make him do some activities and that's it, and even thou he learnt a lot about the verb to be and is able to say a couple phrases, I feel like I could teach him in a more fun and dynamic way, I'm still trying to figure it out, and is a little stressing bc I really want him to enjoy my classes and learn English but it's hard to teach and I really want to do it right or at least more fun.
Hi. Karina, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! May I ask, how old is your brother?
@@MooncakeEnglish hii thanks for answering me!, my brother just turn nine
Hi from Singapore
Hi Deanna, thanks so much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope you are staying safe and healthy in Singapore right now. Are you currently teaching online or are schools currently open?
Hi Jema. Firstly, great video tips, I've learnt a lot from them. I'm looking at looking getting back into teaching after 7 years being out from it (I had been an Cadet Force instructor for 13 years, teaching 12-18 and some adults, so have a good idea of lesson plans, class layout, and interaction etc...), but for me, I would like to get my TEFL qualification and teach abroad, but have realised it'll be a different ball game to what I'm used to. So my question is, how would you start/structure your very first lesson into teaching English/Introduction to the English language. I am potentially looking at the 4-18 year old age group!?
Hi Warren, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad the videos have been helpful 😊
Great question, but a little tricky to answer. You seem to be teaching a very large age range and the approach to teaching a four year old would be very different to teaching an 18 year old. In fact, teaching an eight year old is also very different than a four year old because of where children are developmentally.
Generally speaking, my goal with my first few English classes with students is to get an ideas of their English level, and to have a fun and enjoyable lesson. Especially when teaching younger kids, you want to give time to make a connection so that students can relax and have fun while learning. So, I would prepare a larger variety of material so that you can adjust if you find your student is a higher or lower level than you expect. Try to also choose topics or activities that you think your students will enjoy.
As I mentioned, its a hard question to answer directly 😂 but I hope that helps!
Hi! I´m Gladys. I am from Panama.
Hi Gladys, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! How are classes going in Panama, are schools open right now?
Hi!@@MooncakeEnglish no yet, but we are going to start classes on july 20th but virtual classes in high school, in primary we have to use whatsapp to teach and to send homework but Iwould like to make some videos but I dont know because It is new for me, my students are younger and they are going to learn English language, I have some ideas but what do you recommend me? Isaw your videos.I am teaching kindergarden.
New here. Love ur vid
Hi Xera, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, I hope the channel can help inspire some new ideas for your class 😊
@@MooncakeEnglish im actually still in a training for a final interview. So far, I have a few mishaps like telling a kid 'no' during a wrong answer. But ur videos helped me out greatly in dealing with kids :D
I will be assigned as a teacher for trial classes if I pass
Hi from Pleasant Hill, California
Hi Diane, thanks so. much for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! Are schools currently open in California or are you teaching online?
gorgeous!
Hi. I m from South Africa
Hi Raihanna, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope your classes are going well in South Africa, what age group are you teaching there?
Hi!!! In China
Hi John, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community! I hope classes are going well in China, what age group are you teaching there?
4-6
how about some topics that do not have a matching warm up songs or dance? can students simply just watch the video as a warm up? idea and advice please. this is my struggle sometimes.
Hi Kat, thanks for watching and welcome to the Mooncake community!
If you can't find a warm-up to match the topic you're teaching, then you can review a song or game you have previously played to review that material. In terms of videos, I never use them, you want to kids focus to be on you and not a screen. In my experience, most schools wouldn't like you to just play a video for kids to watch so I would try to avoid that.
I hope that helps!
Hi, can help by adding something about CELTA Assignments
Hi Nina, thanks for watching! I haven't taken a CELTA course myself, so I wouldn't be the best person to give assignment advice 😅