A teacher displayed incredible enthusiasm while teaching schoolchildren how to read in Ghana.

Footage shows the educator at the front of the room and jumping, saying hello to kids who copied her in Accra on October 9.

After the rhythmic exchange of hello and hi, she pointed to the board and said the words to the class.

The children then said the words after her including keywords, environment, broom, rubbish, dust bin, sweeping, sick, and malaria, at least three times.

When they finished the set of words, the teacher returned to jumping, and the jolly kids copied her again.

School staff member Nahjela Vanecia, who was in the room, said: 'She is an extraordinary teacher. All the children love her.'