I have spent lots of time trying to find pictures of subject pronouns for my foreign language classes so that I could refer to them with out translating. I have finally been able to put together a series that is clear to students. This document is in WORD so you can resize a cut and paste the images as needed. There are pictures for I, you singular, you plural, he, she, we, they masculine, and they feminine.
I had spent quite a lot of time, trying to create this myself. These graphics were great! They really help my students understand the difference between the pronouns.
March 14, 2010
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I have been teaching World Language (French, Spanish, Italian) for 15 years. I spent my first 4 years out of college teaching middle and high school French and Italian before moving on to a Charter School where I taught French for 6 years. I have spent the last 5 years teaching elementary and middle school French and Spanish. I regularly present foreign language teaching methodology workshops at state, regional and national conferences and in teacher preparation programs at various universities.
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