Jerseysand123

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Teacher of foreign language for 30+ years subjects: French, Spanish

calendar with activities for day, date, time

Ir conjugation, prep. (a) progress check , pictures, ppt.

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Passé composé vs. imparfait worksheets

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Jerseysand123

When I was in h.s. I used texts for grammar. After years of drifting away from grammar, I see more and more the benefit of strong grammar. This is for students to apply the concept and compare the tenses. This is a 4 page set to help students work (rather than the teacher doing all the work) Grammar: passé composé vs. imparfait. I wanted a work(ing) sheets that encourages work from the students, and involves revisions and thinking. page 1- rewriting standard explanations of the two tenses (note

9th - 11th

French

Town map project French

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Jerseysand123

Been a while since I have uploaded anything. You will find at this point most of my stuff is free (I do it a few months a year). So I have this project to create the perfect town, using Google slides and finding clipart/road png clipart to create the town. I discovered this amazing program to create newsletters (You have to pay for the newsletter part of Microsoft word now, so I went hunting for a program) I created the criteria in the form of a newsletter. EVERYTHING I need is on this 1 sided

7th - 12th

French

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Teacher of foreign language for 30+ years subjects: French, Spanish

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For me t’s all about creating “working “sheets, not worksheets. I try to create activities where the student has to do more of the work, rather than just filling in a quick answer. It really is true to work smarter not harder for the teacher! I also think that when we talk about skills and skill teaching, it’s more than just memorization and recognition which are skills, but there are other skills: listening, sound recognition, spelling, solving a problem, sharing, information, and more One example is when I taught vocabulary and grammar surrounding travel, I told the students “you might not remember the French, but I’m gonna teach you how to book a flight, how to plan what you’re going to do on that trip, and how to write a letter if your luggage is lost.” It’s that kind of skill also that I tried to focus on.