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Au secours : guess the meaning with out using any translator. Discuss your guesses with a partner decide for one to share with the class.

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Au secours : guess the meaning with out using any translator. Discuss your guesses with a partner decide for one to share with the class.

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2mols/  into atoms
2mols/(6.022x1023/1mol)

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Olala voila c'est moi
un deux trois quatre cinq

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how to be able to make simple sentences that they can use outside the classroom

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how to be able to make simple sentences that they can use outside the classroom

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Bonjour tout le monde what does this mean?

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The URL can be shortened, it will be easier for the students to copy.

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The URL can be shortened, it will be easier for the students to copy.

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learning a language is an adventure with its own pitfalls which are not failures
have fun doing it
see the relevance for real life application
Of course, also the academics: vocab and basic grammar

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lets start a lobbying event to get foreign language in elementary

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lets start a lobbying event to get foreign language in elementary

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Novice leaners need to have daily opportunities for practice in listening, reading, writing, and speaking in order to grow in proficiency.

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Novice leaners need to have daily opportunities for practice in listening, reading, writing, and speaking in order to grow in proficiency.

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Novice learners need to learn that it is ok to make mistakes and keep using the language as much as possible, even if it's short sentences/dialogue. The more they use it the more confident they will get and it will be easier for them to progress to the intermediate level. 

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Novice learners need to learn that it is ok to make mistakes and keep using the language as much as possible, even if it's short sentences/dialogue. The more they use it the more confident they will get and it will be easier for them to progress to the intermediate level. 

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Novice learners should be able to communicate in simple sentence in the target language, expressing wants and needs. They should be able to pose simple questions with concrete answers. This applies to both speaking and writing. This also applies to their listening skills.

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Novice learners should be able to communicate in simple sentence in the target language, expressing wants and needs. They should be able to pose simple questions with concrete answers. This applies to both speaking and writing. This also applies to their listening skills.

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Have students use the target language in all areas on a consistent basis using more rigorous activities

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Have students use the target language in all areas on a consistent basis using more rigorous activities

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To move them from level to level, you have to build their confidence & let them know that it is OK to make mistake

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We need to teach students about the diversity of the World, have confidence in using the language and how to be life long language learners!

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I am feeling out of place thank God this is in English

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I am feeling out of place thank God this is in English

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Question: Since the students are looking at the posts automatically, even if you mute the screen they will still be bale to fool around. So, how do you prevent that? 

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Question: Since the students are looking at the posts automatically, even if you mute the screen they will still be bale to fool around. So, how do you prevent that? 

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Think and reflect on their own.

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Ooohhh! I was a ZERO, not a letter o   --- Got it!

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Ooohhh! I was a ZERO, not a letter o   --- Got it!