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Producing Polyglots: December 2014

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Tuesday, December 16, 2014. Lección de Navidad: Una carta al Viejito Pascuero. Another quick, ready-to-use resource that would work with even basic level students. An accompanying worksheet I made is available here, including some names for Santa Claus in various Spanish-speaking countries: ¿Cómo se escribe mountain bike? This can connect nicely to:. Santa Claus around the world. Links to this post. Monday, December 15, 2014. As a language teacher I think it is ...

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wendybrownell - AP Spanish Language and Culture

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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. ACTFL National Standards, Proficiency Guidelines. AP Spanish Language and Culture. Bloom's Taxonomy, DOK. Images and Realia Resources. Learning Centers or Stations. AP Spanish Language and Culture. Great pdf resources for each AP theme. Https:/ sites.google.com/site/apspanishlang/home. World headlines for various countries. ACCESO online Spanish units.

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Producing Polyglots: January 2015

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Wednesday, January 7, 2015. Rompehielos: A communicative icebreaker activity. This week we are back in school after two weeks off, and we have several new students in middle school. I put together this rompehielos. Icebreaker) to help those kids get to know their classmates a little better, while reviewing and introducing some new vocabulary. I focused on the verbs tener. We've used both verbs before, but haven't had a lot of practice fully conjugating them.

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Producing Polyglots: Movimiento Naranja - Movimiento Ciudadano

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Movimiento Naranja - Movimiento Ciudadano. I haven't posted much here recently. I've been busy with some exciting things (working to expand the Spanish program at our school, lots of cross-curricular planning for next year, and some end-of-the-year projects with the middle school students.). Here's something that may be useful to you as the school year winds down. As a disclaimer: I am not promoting this political party or any of their camp...

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Producing Polyglots: Links

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Find me elsewhere on the web:. Español con la Señora Kennedy: My class website. To save and organize a wide variety of teaching links. Check out my tags below:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Day of the dead. Día de los muertos. Yo tengo quién tiene. 3 acts of culture. Beginning of the year. Dia de la raza. Teaching from a cart. Virtue of the month. More Language Teaching Blogs. PBL in the TL. El Mundo de Birch. Teaching a World Language. The Creative Language Class.

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Producing Polyglots: Culture in 3 Acts: Semana Santa

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Saturday, April 18, 2015. Culture in 3 Acts: Semana Santa. I started rethinking some of my cultural lessons. After a colleague presented about Three Act Mathematical Stories. After getting back from break I applied the concept to a cultural lesson about Semana Santa. My main goal was to create a very student-driven exploration of culture. The ACTFL standards. Of the guided notes I used with my class during this assignment. Act 1: Ask questions. After the video, ...

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spanishingrosvenor - A LEVEL SPANISH LISTENING

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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. A LEVEL SPANISH LISTENING. A LIST OF USEFUL WEBSITES - A LEVEL. A LIST OF USEFUL WEBSITES - KS3. A LIST OF USEFUL WEBSITES - KS4. A LEVEL SPANISH LISTENING. Very manageable Spanish and very amusing. Somos Tu y Yo. Apparently a bit like Glee, much faster. Http:/ www.info-mania.org/#! Http:/ www.lyricsgaps.com/. EL CARNET DE CONDUCIR SOUND FILE.

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Producing Polyglots: November 2014

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Sunday, November 30, 2014. On the last day before Thanksgiving break, the 7th graders had dance performances during their morning P.E. class. Our P.E. teacher had students work in groups of 3 or 4 to research a specific style of dance, choose a song, prepare a dance, and practice it to perform. I got to watch a few of these, and it seems like an amazing project. We talked about the roles in traditional flamenco, the dialect in Andalucía ( cantador. A presentatio...

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Producing Polyglots: April 2015

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Saturday, April 18, 2015. Culture in 3 Acts: Semana Santa. I started rethinking some of my cultural lessons. After a colleague presented about Three Act Mathematical Stories. After getting back from break I applied the concept to a cultural lesson about Semana Santa. My main goal was to create a very student-driven exploration of culture. The ACTFL standards. Of the guided notes I used with my class during this assignment. Links to this post. Day of the dead.

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Producing Polyglots: May 2015

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A blog for language teachers and learners. Sunday, May 24, 2015. Movimiento Naranja - Movimiento Ciudadano. I haven't posted much here recently. I've been busy with some exciting things (working to expand the Spanish program at our school, lots of cross-curricular planning for next year, and some end-of-the-year projects with the middle school students.). Here's something that may be useful to you as the school year winds down. As a disclaimer: I am not promoting this political party or any of their camp...