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Essay in Spanish with Rubric
This past week we finally watched the 3rd video of Senor Wooly’s epic Victor Trilogy (Guapo, La Confesión de Victor, Feo). I also needed to get a summative-type assessment grade in the gradebook, so I decided to try something new … Continue reading
Alma MovieTalk lesson
My first MovieTalk and I loved it. I used the short animation, Alma, with my first year students and it went great. We were able to use the movie to practice so much language: 1) structures of quiere, puede, mira, … Continue reading
Posted in iPads, Lesson Plans, Storytelling
Tagged Alma, MovieTalk, retell, speaking, storytelling, writing
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Notecards
At the end of the year, I go around as students are cleaning out their lockers and am able to collect a lot of packs of notecards. These come in quite handy throughout the school various for various activities. Sometimes, … Continue reading
Posted in Flashcards, Lesson Plans, Vocabulary
Tagged vocab, vocabulario, vocabulary, writing
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Speaking and Writing Rubrics
In our last post, we offered a short communication rubric to give to students or hang up in your classroom to motivate students to work at a higher proficiency level. Today, we are posting our Writing and Speaking rubric that … Continue reading
