Page in Japanese
Click here for full screen version. Dot-to-dots are a traditional children's game. For the Genki English worksheets pack I decided to include some "alphabet dot-to-dots". Here, instead of the usual method of joining numbers, you join letters of the alphabet! I then got the idea "why not do a web version, where you can hear the letters spoken?". So here it is! Now I don't usually condone teaching the alphabet to primary school kids in Japan as I believe the time could be much wiser spent practising real spoken English! But sometimes teachers do like to teach this, so this is for them! A good way to practise is for the kids to play around on their own. When they get bored, put the kids in groups, and have a race to see who can do it the fastest! Either have everyone on different machines at the same time, or use a stopwatch to time each group on one computer! Anyway, let me know how you got on! If you like this page, please tell a friend. If you have a blog, please send a link! Subscribe to Genki English Blog in an RSS reader Or subscribe via email (usually once per day): Copyright (C) 1999/2008 by Richard Graham www.GenkiEnglish.com Main Menu -|- Games -|- Songs -|- BUY CDs -|- Curriculum -|- Help/Advice -|- About the site -|- Contact Me -|- ¬ŠwZ‰pŒê
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