Video overview of the document:
At a time of year when we are all getting back into the groove of thing, by the time we get home at night we are just as exhausted as the kids. If you’re anything like me, I am constantly on the lookout for fresh and new activities to use with my students in class. I love activities that I can adapt to a variety of different situations and that can be used to get students talking in a variety of ways. It’s also great when I can use the activity to help scaffold student learning of the target language.
During the past two Septembers, I surveyed our Core French teachers and asked them to share some of their ‘go-to’ activities they use with their students during transition times to facilitate life ‘a la carte’. The following info graphic is compilation of those activities. If you download the PDF version (on a computer or a tablet), it becomes an ‘interactive poster’! When you click on the activity you are interested in, it will bring you to a Google Docs that provide further detail about each activity and supporting resources.
You can even add the entire folder of resources to your own Google Drive by clicking on the folder icon at the bottom of the poster (in the PDF version).
I hope that each and every one of you will find at least one activity that you will be inspired to try with your students. What do you do to ease transitions when you arrive at a class or a class comes to you? If you have activities to add, please share them below in the comments.
~À La Prochaine
Myria
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