Le soccer des homophones | 7578-0. Les Éditions Scolartek inc. Fun Activities: Bingo - Games for Teachers, Parents, Students, and the Classroom page 2. Bonjour FLE ! | Ressources et activités pour les enseignants de FLE. Speech, faites parler vos élèves en jouant ! Qui est-ce ? français. September 19, 2012 by Kara I bought some mustaches, glasses, temporary tattoos, a wig, and one beard at a party store. They put these on. It was so funny, especially since I teach all girls. We took a class photo with our mustaches to put up. We “TPRed” these features (Touch your hair, touch your mustache, etc.). Played a quick game of Simon says. I described a person, and they drew it using different colored markers. Then we played Guess Who (Advina quien) that I got from Amazon.com. I look forward to using this Halloween one soon!
Like this: Like Loading... Scrabble. Atelier de dés (dés modifiables) Free, Printable Bingo Cards. Free Bingo Board Maker. For preschool, kindergarten teachers, elementary school teachers and language teachers to make resources for lessons, lesson plans and K-6 printable materials for classes. The 3x3 bingo board maker and 4x4 bingo board generators are a bingo game makers that allows you to create bingo boards for vocabulary practice using images.
You can select the image you want to use and type in any text you'd like. So, you can choose from 1,000s of images to create the perfect bingo game board. It's super simple, easy to use, but very powerful. You can make up to 16 bingo boards per sheet. 4 boards will print on one sheet of paper for the 3x3 boards. 2 boards will print on one sheet of paper for the 4x4 boards. If a set doesn't have enough vocabulary to make your boards, choose the 'blank option and fill in the remaining squares with text or have students draw in their own pictures in the blank squares. These can handle some foreign languages as well. The Marvelous (and Multilingual) “Bananagrams” – Bilingual Monkeys. I’ve been working with bilingual kids for many years now—as a parent and as a teacher—and one of my most important resources has been a large collection of games that encourage language learning in enjoyable and effective ways.
In a previous post, I noted some great cooperative games made by a low-key family business in Canada. Today I’d like to spotlight a game that was also a family invention, but has grown to become a worldwide success and is now available in a variety of languages, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, and Hebrew. Bananagrams is a fun, fast-moving game that pits players against one another in creating a combination of words that resemble crossword puzzles. As designed, it’s a challenging and stimulating game for older children and adults.
But for younger children, who can also be sensitive to the victory and defeat of competition, I rely on a simple, cooperative version that offers the same benefits and more. One big crossword puzzle Signing you up! LE CIEL Bretagne : jeux de français en classe. Des jeux pour apprendre le français. Apprendre le Francais par le jeu. Jeux et vocabulaire en classe de FLE. 1inPartagerinPartager1 Jeux et vocabulaire : pour s’amuser en apprenant Voici une sélection de jeux rapides à faire en classe quand il nous reste un peu de temps et qui peut aider les apprenants à réinvestir le vocabulaire de base. Lorsqu´on enseigne en contexte institutionnalisé, il est parfois difficile de laisser part aux jeux dans nos pratiques d´enseignement.
En effet, entre les programmes à suivre, le manque de temps et les différences de niveau entre apprenants, nous n´avons guère le temps de consacrer plusieurs séances aux jeux. Voici donc une petite sélection de jeux très rapides et réalisables à la fin ou en début d´une séance pour détendre un peu l´atmosphère et réinvestir le vocabulaire de base. J´ai utilisé ces jeux d’abord dans le primaire. Jeux et vocabulaire : des idées Les smarties : mettez 1, 2 ou 3 smarties dans un tube. AuteurHélène Colinet J´ai passé une licence de Lettres modernes puis un master FLE.