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Getting Started with Akan Twi

Week 1 – Greetings & Introductions

Objectives

Lesson Agenda

Target Words/Phrases

Learning Through Movement and Play

Lesson Activity Ideas by Type

1. Gesture Association

2. Puppet Play

3. Echo and Move

8. Simon Says

Creative Expression and Stories

4. Drawing

5. Story Integration / Storytelling

6. Craft Activity

7. Song / Rhyme

🎮 Pixel Quest: Twi Greetings Adventure

Practice at Home

Home Practice (10–15 min/day)

Weekly Notes / Teacher & Parent Observations

Quiz

Quiz: Target Words & Phrases

Quiz: Gestures and Movement

Quiz: Songs and Rhymes

Quiz: Week 1 Overview

Quiz: Home Practice Habits

Feedback

Course Feedback Survey

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Akan Twi for Kids: Daily Greetings and Introductions is a playful, movement-rich mini-course that helps young learners confidently say hello, introduce themselves, and connect with Ghanaian culture. Designed for ages 4–9 and friendly for both virtual and in-person settings, this week-long program blends songs, stories, drawing, puppets, and simple role-play to make language learning feel natural and fun. Children will practice essential phrases like Maakye (Good morning) and Wo ho te sɛn? (How are you?), while building listening, pronunciation, and social skills through interactive games such as Simon Says and Echo & Move. Each session follows a clear agenda with short, high-energy activities that match kids’ attention spans and support different learning styles. Parents and teachers get daily practice tips, observation prompts, and an at-home routine (10–15 minutes) to keep progress steady and stress-free. By the end of the week, learners can greet others politely, exchange names, and use gestures that reinforce meaning—all while developing confidence to speak Twi out loud. With creative crafts inspired by Ghanaian colors and culture, plus a light, game-like review, your child will celebrate real wins from day one. Start a joyful language journey that turns everyday greetings into memorable moments.

Akan Twi for Kids: Daily Greetings and Introductions

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            <p>Imagine traveling to a beautiful place called Ghana where everyone is very friendly and loves to talk. In this adventure, you will learn how to speak to new friends using a special language called Akan Twi. Saying hello is the most important way to show kindness in Ghanaian culture, and you are going to become an expert at it! You will learn how to say "Maakye" when the sun comes up and ask "Wo ho te sɛn?" to see how your friends are doing. It is like having a secret code that makes everyone you meet feel happy and respected.</p>

<p>Learning these new words is just like playing a big, exciting game. Instead of just sitting still, you will get to move your body with "Simon Says," use funny puppets to practice your Twi, and even draw colorful pictures of people meeting each other. We will sing catchy songs and go on a "Pixel Quest" adventure to help you remember everything you learn. By the time we finish, you will be able to surprise your family by greeting them in Twi every single morning right at home!</p>
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