"Good Morning!" - Greetings Lesson

Target English: Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, good night, hello
Target grade: Kindergarten to Junior High school 1
You can find this song on CDROM vol. III

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Good Morning!
by Richard Graham &
Will Jasprizza

Good morning,
Good morning.
Good afternoon,
Good afternoon.
Good evening,
Good evening,
Good night!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

( Repeat Chorus)

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

Hello, hello, hello, hello.
Hello, hello, hello, hello!

In the classroom or at home ........

This is a very funky song for teaching the kids when to say the appropriate English greeting. It's also a very fun song to do in class with lots of cool gestures!

After practising the vocab a few times...

The best way is to get the kids in a group, sat on the floor pretending to be asleep. Then you start the music.

You shout out "Good morning", the kids reach up and stretch whilst replying "Good morning".

You then say "Good afternoon" and they stand up whilst replying.

Similarly for "Good evening".

Then when you say "Good night", the kids all fall back on the floor asleep!

For the "Hello, hello part" the kids all mingle together and sing each "hello" to a different person!

Then a big final "Hello!" It's frantic but very fun!

This song is great as a warm up, before you try one of the other GenkiEnglish Themes!

Worksheet:
Use "cut-out", "fold" etc. to tell the kids how to make the dice. One player at a time rolls the dice. If you can say the greeting, you win a point! The next person has a go! See how many points you can get in 2 minutes! Or try playing in a big group, if one person can't say the greeting, they are out. The final person is the winner! And remember, if you are out it doesn't mean you have lost, it means you have another chance to try again and maybe win next time!

On the CD....

On the CD there is the music (if you put it into a normal CD player), and the software section (if you put it in a suitable PC or Mac). As with the other songs there is a fun pronunciation section for learning the words, and this time a simple quiz!

The "Good Morning" song can be found on CD vol. III !

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