La familia – level 1 – Loading up my little darlings with Comprehensible Input. Before we begin… you know that this is the last week to register for Comprehensible Online at the Early Registration Price, right?!?!
If you’re considering attending this great online conference, sign up before 1/31/19 and be sure to use the code AnneMarie19 for an additional $25 discount! So, back to business…. although we’re experimenting more with Untargeted Input at my school, we’re still using common themes in levels 1 and 2. As Rita Barrett calls it, we’re doing Targeted Lite: our classes have the same theme, but no mandated vocabulary list. It’s working for us: I love that it frees me up to focus on my kiddos’ responses, rather than focus on a vocab list! Right now with my little darlings, we’re talking about Familia, and here are some of the Comprehensible Input activities we’ve been having fun with: Visual Lecture Fortunately, my family is crazy with multiple step moms and step dads, so we started out with my wildly complicated family tree.
Standby activities. Things can sometimes go wrong at school.
The computer doesn't work, you have to teach a lesson you weren't expecting, you didn't get time to plan that lesson you intended to, the photocopier broke down so you couldn't print those worksheets, you're covering for a colleague and no work was set, the ICT room was double booked. I'm sure you can identify with some or all of those! That's when you need fall-back or standby activities you can call upon, lessons which you know will work and can be adapted to various levels. So here are ten I would recommend which you could include in your toolbox (oops, I used an "in" word there).1. Jacques a ditThis is Simon Says and it is a hit at all levels. News in Slow French #411 - Study French while Listening to the News, an episode from Linguistica 360 on Spotify.
Et en plus je chante en français. Animals in Spanish. Log in. Manger le morceau - Lawless French Idiom. Usage notes: The French expression manger le morceau is a little weird, using the idea of eating/swallowing something to indicate movement in the opposite direction.
Unless maybe the morceau is meant to be a piece of some sort of truth serum. The variations seem more logical: cracher le morceau – literally, "to spit (out) the piece"lâcher le morceau – “to let go of the piece” Par exemple… Be sure to use the definite article, as the indefinite changes the meaning completely: manger un morceau – “to have a bite to eat.” Untitled. Compréhension orale et écrite du français, exercices en ligne niveau A1. Linguo.tv - Apprendre le français avec des sous-titres de vidéos. Séquence "Météo des Plages" : vocabulaire de la météo et quelques plages de France La section vocabulaire sera en ligne à partir de janvier 2016 !
Veuillez patienter quelques jours :-) La météo des Plages de ce lundi 10 août, avec des nuages présents le long de la Manche et des températures au dessus des moyennes de saison 26 degrés prévus à Deauville, 19 pour la baignade avec un indice UV de 6 dans ce secteur Sur l’Atlantique Nord les nuages seront nombreux. A l’avant de la perturbation qui va arriver par le Nord-Ouest les températures seront proches des 25 degrés sur la serviette, 19 degrés pour l’Océan à Noirmoutier avec un indice UV compris entre 5 et 6.
Sur le Golfe de Gascogne de très bonnes conditions pour ce lundi après-midi, avec du ciel bleu, du soleil, des températures qui remontent. 20 degrés pour la baignade du côté de Lacanau, 20 degrés également à Arcachon. Foreign Language Number and Color Practice Activity. I’m always looking for ways to reinvent materials that I already have in new and interactive ways.
Many times we as teachers don’t need to reinvent the wheel, we just have to find new ways to spin it. This is a quick set-up activity that requires almost no prep and gives students numerous opportunities to practice saying colors and numbers in the target language. There is also an opportunity for students to practice some simple math. I use a deck of UNO cards minus all the special cards (Reverse, Skip, etc.). Only the number cards are used in the activity. Students play in groups of 2-4 and lay out the cards with the numbers facing down.Each player takes a turn choosing two cards, they do not have to match in number or color. Boom Cards. HiltingburyFrench - Year 6. Skip to main content Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach.
Get it on the web or iPad! Sites éducatifs pour le préscolaire - Maternelle - Navigation par icônes. KS2 French. Bonjour les amis! Online games for learning French language. All French language learning exercises are completely free to use, do not require registration, and are suitable for both school kids and adult language learners.
French language acquisition games that French learners can study with, that teachers can incorporate into lesson plans, or that can be used used in homeschooling environments. An introduction to listening, reading, comprehension and communication in the French language. Each French study topic includes word lists with audio for learning the correct French pronunciation, and practice games for testing your learning progress. Online games employ the fun, fast and easy study method of simple wordlists for studying phrases of words, visual-based learning, and vocabulary drills for practice and testing. Learn the words from the sentence, phrases, verbs or word lists, and then play the revision/practice games. Primary French Resources. Animals Adjectival Agreement Colours Countries Family Food Games Gender Greetings Intercultural Understanding In town Jobs Miscellaneous Months and days Monolingual dictionaries Numbers Opinions Parts of the body and monsters Phonics Planets Playground games and pastimes Plurals with Matisse Reading texts Saying your age and birthday Scheme of Work School Time Transport Verbs Weather and points of the compass Where do you live?
Word mats Sound files (vocabulary, rhymes, songs and listening activities) KS2 Scheme of Work Greetings.