Stage 4: Powerpoint for this stage (Powerpoint 2011): Dónde está el perro 4 Surely it’s over now?! Well, nearly. You can tag this on to the last stage if you want, but be careful of overload – you’ll end up talking more than the class, and that’s not the idea. Here, the game is exactly the [...]
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Where’s the dog? Stage 4
Posted: October 13, 2011 in Classroom Routines & Interaction, comSIMPLEplexity, Visual, auditory & kinaesthetic learning stylesTags: classroom language, communicative approach, Consejería de Educación, mfl, mixed-ability, target language
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Where’s the dog? Stage 3
Posted: October 12, 2011 in Classroom Routines & Interaction, comSIMPLEplexity, Visual, auditory & kinaesthetic learning stylesTags: classroom language, communicative approach, Consejería de Educación, mfl, mixed-ability, target language
Stage 3: Powerpoint for this version (Powerpoint 2011): Dónde está el perro 3 We’re not done yet. As pupils get used to the game and how it’s played, and their appreciation of how lessons run and what they are allowed / not allowed to do, the rate of progression which I introduce picks up quite quickly. [...]
Where’s the dog? Stage 2
Posted: October 11, 2011 in Classroom Routines & Interaction, comSIMPLEplexity, Visual, auditory & kinaesthetic learning stylesTags: classroom language, communicative approach, Consejería de Educación, mfl, mixed-ability, target language
Stage 2: And here’s the powerpoint for this second version of the game (Powerpoint 2011) Dónde está el perro 2 I save this stage for the first time a pupil pipes up, “Can we play that game with the dog?” They only get to do anything if they ask in the target language, of course, and [...]
Where’s the dog? Stage 1
Posted: October 10, 2011 in Classroom Routines & Interaction, comSIMPLEplexity, Visual, auditory & kinaesthetic learning stylesTags: classroom language, communicative approach, Consejería de Educación, mfl, mixed-ability, target language
As promised to those who attended my second session at this Saturday’s day of workshops at the Instituto Cañada Blanch in London, organised by the Consejería de Educación, here goes with the powerpoints for the activity, ¿Dónde está el perro? For French teachers, it will be a pretty straightforward matter to use this powerpoint as [...]
