Au Pair Toolkit
Games & Play
Children learn a language fastest when they are having fun. These games need little or no equipment and are fun even when your host kids understand more English than they can say.
- Games & Play5 Fun Car Games to Play on the Way to SchoolFive no-equipment English car games for au pairs in China: turn the school run, metro rides and traffic jams into easy, fun language practice with your host kids.
- Games & PlayTPR Games: How to Teach English Through Movement (for Shy Chinese Kids)Total Physical Response (TPR) games for au pairs in China: let shy host kids show they understand English with their bodies before they are ready to speak.
More in the toolkit:English Through Play · AI for Au Pairs · Outings & Places
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