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We did all of these activities in our course on 14/11. Try some of them out in your classes this week.

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We did all of these activities in our course on 14/11. Try some of them out in your classes this week.

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1) Ask learners to count the number of words in a sentence

2) Tell a story about your content in your own words. Choose language graded to the learners level.

3) Introduce the concept of cognates. Ask learners to find all the cognates in a text

4) Use Magic School to simplify texts to different levels. Use - kindergarten level for primary.

5) Find photographs that tell a story. Learners put the correct caption to each photo.

6) Cut up a text into paragraphs. Using glue sticks and card, learners stick the text in a logical order.

7) Introduce new vocabulary through a simple speaking activity - Rank the list of items in order of priority.

8) Pictionary- Guess which word on the vocabulary list I am drawing

9) Predict useful words that will appear in a text or video. Use a dictionary to list five key terms

10) Ask learners to brainstorm a topic. Make a 'word cloud' of their answers.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE CANARY ISLANDS_compressed

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Implementación efectiva del enfoque AICLE

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Grupo de Trabajo AICLE (Certifica AICLE)

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Implementación efectiva del enfoque AICLE 15 y 29 de enero y 12 de febrero 2025 DE 15:40 A 19:00 10 horas Presencial: CEP Tenerife Sur ¿Te gustaría mejorar tu práctica docente dentro del programa A...

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Centro del Profesorado Tenerife Sur - Consejería de Educación del Gobierno de Canarias

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LESSON PLAN – INPUT TO BUILD UP THE LEARNING

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15.40 Bea

Game with negative numbers. L's call out operations, answer in teams

15.50 Javier CS

Crossword (AI generated) Fill in the words outside, if you need a clue score a goal) Give commentary to a game using this vocabulary.

16.00 Esther

Mind map- music and cinema genres. Groups think of categories and illustrate them. Share the results.

16.10 Natalia

Islamic art - make a word cloud

Show examples, free talking about it

Video with subtitles, hearing colours

16.20 Fuen

Dealing with global issues through pop songs

Translating songs, choosing keywords

do a 'one pager' : a poster with some quotes, the message, the characters, the genre, what it means to them

Follow by a debate on the issues, like domestic violence

16.30 Pepe

1. Word search for the American and French revolutions - using synonyms.

2. Match concepts with definitions,

3. crosswords: each word gets repeated two or three times

Blooket (competitive version)

4. Gap fill with the information (exam simulation)

5. Open questions reacting to a quote or article

16.40 Nuria

CLIL student of the month diploma. Learners vote for who has made the most effort. They get a free breakfast in the canteen and the head of studies presents it and calls ther parents

16.50 Cristo - pictionary. Draw something and the others guess what the people are doing (present continuous), mimic actions guessing game

17.00 Laura

Technology - flashcards in groups of three: picture of a tool, the name and what it does. Talk about safety in the classroom.

Minecraft for education - Hour of code challenges

Break

17.30 Angel

Select a video about your topic where the actions and images reflect the text. Download the script and ask Chat GPT to come up with the keywords from the text. Make a word cloud with them. Ask AI to create a picture with those keywords. While the learners are watching the video, they label the diagram

17.40 Adi

Canary Art / see PPt presentation on this Padlet

17.50 Diego

Card game with clocks / 5th Primary

Moving forwards and backwards in time by the number of minutes marked on the card. Like Uno

18.00 Sole

Biology and Geology / 4ESO

Paper cut outs - pass a string of code (letters on a paper) through a photocopy of a cell. Learners make a video-tutorial to describe the process they went through to get genetics codes.

Visit to the 'ayuntamiento' in the role of journalists. They went to the council and asked questions in Spanish. Then back in the class they debate the content (in Spanish) then they reverse into English and make a radio programme about the visit in English.

18.10 Xiomara

Music in 5 years old - relate a note with a colour - learners call out the colour when she plays a note.

Body percussion - using clap, snap, blow

18.20 Encarni

Emocrea, 6 or 7 years old. Some has to be in Spanish as the goal is to be able to express their feelings correctly. Just the names of the emotions come in English, otherwise they can't go deeply enough.

Lolly sticks with questions written on them 'When did you help someone today? Find people who are willing to answer the question. Actively listen to them. They can speak in Spanish, but the inout has to be understood in English.

18.30 Javier

Warm ups and PE games - touch something yellow

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The photo journal of the trans Antarctic expedition

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The photo journal of the trans Antarctic expedition

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The photographs taken by Frank Hurley

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The text we worked on in class

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Trans Antarctic Expedition jigsaw reading

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Here you find a list of 2000 words which are the same or similar in English and Spanish

Introduce beginners to as many true cognates as possible – good for confidence

Encourage learners to guess cognates and give them guidelines

Encourage checking with dictionary

Encourage students to pay attention to pronunciation

Demonstrate the 'rules' which are always the same

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English to French, Italian, German & Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com

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Free online dictionaries - Spanish, French, Italian, German and more. Conjugations, audio pronunciations and forums for your questions.

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Transform data into insights with our Free Word Cloud Generator. Analyze customer and employee feedback. Identify SEO terms and keywords. Uncover trends and patterns to gain insights from your text data.

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ENDURANCE | Official Trailer | National Geographic Documentary Films

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EASY: Watch a video of the wreck of the Endurance

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EASY: Watch a video of the wreck of the Endurance

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-60662541

Read from the BBC science section

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BBC News article about the discovery of the wreck of the Endurance

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The new 3D scan lifts the veil of darkness and water from the wreck lying 3km beneath the surface

After more than 100 years hidden in the icy waters of Antarctica, Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance has been revealed in extraordinary 3D detail.

For the first time we can see the vessel, which sank in 1915 and lies 3,000m down at the bottom of the Weddell Sea, as if the murky water has been drained away.

The digital scan, which is made from 25,000 high resolution images, was captured when the ship was found in 2022.

It's been released as part of a new documentary called Endurance, which will be shown at cinemas.

The team has scoured the scan for tiny details, each of which tell a story linking the past to the present.

In the picture below you can see the plates that the crew used for daily meals, left scattered across the deck.

In the next picture there's a single boot that might have belonged to Frank Wild, Shackleton's second-in-command.

Perhaps most extraordinary of all is a flare gun that's referenced in the journals the crew kept.

The flare gun was fired by Frank Hurley, the expedition's photographer, as the ship that had been the crew's home was lost to the ice.

"Hurley gets this flare gun, and he fires the flare gun into the air with a massive detonator as a tribute to the ship," explains Dr John Shears who led the expedition that found Endurance.

"And then in the diary, he talks about putting it down on the deck. And there we are. We come back over 100 years later, and there's that flare gun, incredible."

A doomed mission

Sir Ernest Shackleton was an Anglo-Irish explorer who led the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, which set out to make the first land crossing of Antarctica.

But the mission was doomed from the outset.

Endurance became stuck in pack ice within weeks of setting off from South Georgia.

The ship, with the crew on board, drifted for months before the order was eventually given to abandon ship. Endurance finally sank on 21 November 1915.

Shackleton and his men were forced to travel for hundreds of miles over ice, land and sea to reach safety - miraculously all 27 of the crew survived.

Their extraordinary story was recorded in their diaries, as well as in Frank Hurley's photographs, which have had colour added for the Endurance documentary.

Sir Ernest Shackleton aboard the Endurance - now in colour

The ship itself remained lost until 2022.

Its discovery made headlines around the world - and the footage of Endurance revealed that it is beautifully preserved by the icy waters.

The new 3D scan was made using underwater robots that mapped the wreck from every angle, taking thousands of photographs. These were then "stitched" together to create a digital twin.

While footage filmed at this depth can only show parts of Endurance in the gloom, the scan shows the complete 44m long wooden wreck from bow to stern - even recording the grooves carved into the sediment as the ship skidded to a halt on the seafloor.

The model reveals how the ship was crushed by the ice - the masts toppled and parts of the deck in tatters - but the structure itself is largely intact.

Shackleton's descendants say Endurance will never be raised - and its location in one of the most remote parts of the globe means visiting the wreck again would be extremely challenging.

But Nico Vincent from Deep Ocean Search, who developed the technology for the scans, along with Voyis Imaging and McGill University, said the digital replica offers a new way to study the ship.

"It's absolutely fabulous. The wreck is almost intact like she sank yesterday," said Mr Vincent, who was also a co-leader for the expedition.

He said the scan could be used by scientists to study the sea life that has colonised the wreck, to analyse the geology of the sea floor, and to discover new artefacts.

"So this is really a great opportunity that we can offer for the future."

The scan belongs to the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust who also funded and organised the expedition to find Shackleton's ship.

The Endurance documentary is premiering at the London Film Festival on 12 October and will be released in cinemas in the UK on 14 October.
Additional reporting Kevin Church

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Endurance: Shackleton's lost ship as never seen before

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A new 3D scan shows Endurance exactly as it is 3,000m down in Antarctica's icy waters.

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The Stunning Survival Story of Ernest Shackleton and His Endurance Crew | HISTORY

https://www.history.com/news/shackleton-endurance-survival

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An authentic report from Time magazine, USA

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An authentic report from Time magazine, USA

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Ernest Shackleton’s grandiosely named Imperial Trans-Antarctica Expedition was remembered for the lives saved, not lost. Accompanied by the photographer Frank Hurley aboard the ship Endurance, Shackleton’s voyage hit the skids early in 1915, its main vessel unable to endure the deadly ice drifts of the Weddell Sea. The crew escaped on lifeboats to barren Elephant Island but Shackleton knew no rescue would come to them at the edge of Antarctica’s glacial waste. So, with four others, he set off in the James Caird — an open wooden boat with oars and a sail — across nearly 1,000 miles of terrifying sea, thick with ice and buffeted by storms, to whaling stations on the island of South Georgia. Improbably, Shackleton’s crew made it and within three months he returned to Elephant Island aboard a Chilean steamboat to rescue the remainder of his crew, including Hurley. Not one man who journeyed with Shackleton aboard the Endurance was lost. Not surprisingly, Hurley’s pictures capture scenes of comradeship — of men huddled together by a fire, of indomitable dogs perched in the snow. It’s friendship and trust — not simply the heroism of captain explorers — that can withstand life in the heart of the great alone.                                               Ishaan Tharoor is a writer-reporter for TIME

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A New 3D Scan, Created from 25,000 High-Resolution Images, Reveals the Remarkably Well-Preserved Wreck of Shackleton’s Endurance

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Photos on this page courtesy of the Falklands Maritime Heritage Few who hear the story of the Endurance could avoid reflecting on the aptness of the ship’s name. A year after setting out on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition in 1914, it got stuck in a mass of drifting ice off Antarctica.

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