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Gotta start reading!I bought this book in Colombia and I feel like a lot of my students would be able to understand most of it because it is filled with common, HIGH-FREQUENCY words, which is what I base my level one class on. #CIworks #languageacquisition #spanishclass #spanishteacher #spanishtribePreterite and imperfect is a vehicle, not a destination. Use them in context and students will pick them up with explicitly studying the rules. And no, you do not need to wait until level 2 to start using them. Use them when appropriate. Past tense does not come after present tense. #languageacquistion #langchat #CIworksWriting samples during our Esperanza novel unit, post-watching of los enamores verdes song “a las tres”. #immigration #spanishclass #spanishteacher #CIworks#Spanishteachers #spanishclassA cute idea from our admins for #teacherappreciationweekWorld Language SLO
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- Accomplished. Proud. and Good. That's how my students FEEL because they can read a novel entirely in Spanish. #FVR… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 16 hours ago
- Why having a variety of books is important in FVR: I asked my students to list their TOP 2 books during #FVR. 50 di… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 16 hours ago
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Lyrics Training
If you like using music in your class as much as I do (13 posts tagged Música), then you may be interested in checking out LyricsTraining.com. It’s essentially an online cloze activity that uses the music video in the background. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Web2.0 Technology
Tagged letras, lyrics, música, music, raquel sofia, web2.0
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New Tech Tools
Have you checked out our Tech Tools sqworl? We have 17 (and growing) websites that you can incorporate into your classroom with these Web2.o Tools. We’d like to feature a few of them today: Spell with Flickr: Type a word … Continue reading
Posted in Web2.0 Technology
Tagged flickr, newspapers, sqworl, tech, timer tab, web2.0
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Comics
We talked about creating comics and cartoons about a month ago, and we are back with some more ideas and new sites. Did you know that creating comics is one way to differentiate in your classroom? Differentiated instruction can be … Continue reading
Listening Activities and native speakers
Someone passed along this website to me and it is a great tool for all foreign language teachers. RhinoSpike is an online language learning community tool that lets users around the globe connect and exchange foreign language audio files. Get … Continue reading
Posted in Resources
Tagged native speaker, pronunciation, rhinospike, speaking, web2.0, webtools, webtools2.0
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Making Comics and Cartoons
It’s project time. Looking for something new and unique and something that will interest students? How about having your students create their own comic strip or comic book to showcase their knowledge in the unit. Want students to summarize a … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans, Projects, Web2.0 Technology
Tagged cartoons, comics, education, web2.0, webtools, webtools2.0
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