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Lesson Plans – English Teaching Resources for Japan

Comprehensive lesson plans for toddlers and babies, designed for English teachers in Japan. Includes 20-minute lesson plans, classroom activities, and guides for popular children’s books like Hop On Pop and Go Dog Go.

Discover comprehensive English lesson plans and teaching resources specially designed for kindergarten and preschool ESL teachers in Japan. Our curated collection includes engaging 20-minute lesson plans, classroom activities, and detailed guides for popular children’s books like Dr. Seuss’s Hop On Pop and Go Dog Go. Created by experienced educators, these resources support toddlers, babies, and early learners with practical strategies for classroom management and language development. Whether you teach toddlers or international school students, find ready-to-use materials to inspire and enhance your English lessons in Japan.

  • Dengo Moshi Stag Beetles in Japanese Schools

    How's your lunch break?

    This will happen to you. Guaranteed. You will be quietly eating your lunch only to be suddenly interupted by "look!" and what ever creepy crawly bug thing the students found at lunch or is kept as a pet will be proudly stuck in your face.

    Featured here are beatles. Typically kept in a glass fish tank in class and fed strawberry jam as best I can tell. The prices of the large ones in a pet shop an reach hefty prices.

  • Lizardy thing

    These creatues get more exciting the further into the countryside you teach.

  • Dr. Seuss Go Dog Go, Hop On Pop, In A Peoples House, Super Tots, Toddlers 20-Minute. These are the lesson plans we use in our English Classes. Also, Teachers Guide to Dr. Seuss. ©The Magic Crayons

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  • For Kindergarten and Preschool Teachers In Japan of ESL, EFL, and English Students. Lesson Plans, Classroom Behavior Advice, Mums And Toddler Classes, and more.

  • The Magic Crayons are all Kindergarten, Preschool, or International School ESL teachers in Japan. These are the lesson plans they have used or continue to use in their classes.

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