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ESPN College Football GIF - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Discover & Share this ESPN College Football GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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Title: Communities Assessment

Formalized version of the homework buffet that he uses in his classroom to assess the community standard.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/102ppo23pjnr2e6/2016_communities_assessment.docx?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/29ki5y435kfuttt/Communities%20assessment%20reflection%20questions.docx?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8cug5pvzbslxl55/Communities%20assessment%20turn%20in.pptx?dl=0

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Thoughtful Technology Tools for WL Teachers and Learners

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Thoughtful Technology Tools for WL Teachers and Learners

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Tools for all three modes of communication plus language learner support sites. Site includes examples, blog posts, and reflections.

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Thinking About Syncing? Technology Resources for the World Language Classroom - Catherine Ousselin

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Has a heritage speaker I tend to speak to fast. What I had in mind was that if I was ever speaking too fast have 1, 2 or 3 students sing Luis Fonsi's song "Despacito" to let me know to slow down.

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tinyurl.com/howtoculture (and steal hundreds of others' ideas!!)

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https://www.diigo.com/user/senorg?query=%22%23Dia+de+los+muertos%22

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In the TL during a power outage...or when you want to give kids a break from the digital world.

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In the TL during a power outage...or when you want to give kids a break from the digital world.

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• Mocktail Party (soda and limes or lemons) using questions with new vocabulary or as practice for an oral assessment.
• One-word stories. Sitting/standing in a circle, students create narratives one word at a time.
• One-sentence stories. Same as above, but with a complete sentence!
• Role plays. You enter a specific setting: open-air market, supermarket, travel agency, restaurant, shoe store,  etc. Students take on roles appropriate to the setting.
• Twenty Questions
• Simon Says
• Guess what's in the paper bag.
• Sing together
• Popcorn: Standing in a circle, students randomly jump in the air and say the number that comes next without doing so at the same time as another. Simply going around the circle is not allowed. Every time more than one student jumps, the class has to go back to zero. Each class tries to set a new record. Try it by 10s. Or by 100s.
• Exquisite corpse or Piccionario Telefónico...Draw a picture that uses two or more new vocab. Hand to a classmate who will write a one-sentence (or two-sentence story) story about the drawing. Then fold up the drawing and pass to a new classmate who can only see the writing. S/he then draws an interpretation of that story, etc.

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August 28, 2017 1:00-4:00 pm International Schools Mini Symposium
http://www.seattleschools.org/academics/international_education/international_schools_mini-symposium/
On Monday, August 28, 2017, teachers from Seattle's ten international schools are invited to come together with teachers from throughout Seattle Public Schools and beyond to share ideas, discover resources, and learn new strategies for preparing global citizens.
Time:  12:00-1:00 Lunch, Registration, and Resource Tables, 1:00-4:00 Mini-Symposium
Location: Chief Sealth International High School Galleria (lunchroom)
2600 SW Thistle Street   Seattle, WA 98126
REGISTER for the Mini-Symposium on the World Affairs Council website.
Cost is: $30, includes lunch sponsored by the Confucius Institute of the State of Washington and 3 free clock hours from the World Affairs Council Global Classroom.

(Note: Teachers at Seattle's International Schools have sponsored registrations. Email maaoki@seattleschools.org to request the coupon code.)

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Where it the link to online Spanish shorts festival? Gracias.

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Where it the link to online Spanish shorts festival? Gracias.

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Bonjour, I am looking for French resources for K-8 elementary and middle school. Merci d'avance.

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Bonjour, I am looking for French resources for K-8 elementary and middle school. Merci d'avance.

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pipermertle@gmail.com

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Culture Tumblr pages in multiple languages

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Culture Tumblr pages in multiple languages

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tinyurl.com/tumblrculture

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Take this and use it and make it better! tinyurl.com/cultureRAFT

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Please add your hopes for today to this padlet!

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ESPN College Football GIF - Find & Share on GIPHY

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Discover & Share this ESPN College Football GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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https://prezi.com/05e__b-3sb7v/engaging-students-in-culture-study/?webgl=0

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Immersion Gimmicks - classroom management

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Tips for staying 90%+ in Target Language

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Tips for staying 90%+ in Target Language

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Put your lesson plans in Google Docs/PPT/Prezi, etc. You can then use visual / text cues to help students understand directions, introduce / reinforce vocabulary, etc. Easy to add memes, videos, etc. It takes a long time on the front end but you can use many of the same things throughout a unit.  I got many ideas from Ellen Schrager's book "Daily Tech Guide" You can even google her and download an example lesson plan. Here is an example of one of mine. Not necessarily the best example but gives an idea!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1z82VZpFFxqz49aiEhlfr3Bq9QFBXV2YDjQ9PfxPJmpc/edit?usp=sharing
Mary Hooker
mary.hooker@bellinghamschools.org

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FYI: Tumblr is probably blocked in your district:(

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FYI: Tumblr is probably blocked in your district:(

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Thousands of thematically-organized resources (reading, audio, video, speaking, culture)

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See what AAT French (aatfrench) has discovered on Pinterest, the world's biggest collection of everybody's favorite things.

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Hundreds of shared units, lessons, activities, and ideas thematically-organized.

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The purpose of this Wiki is to provide a resource and idea depot for teachers of French. It is maintained by Catherine Ousselin (AATF Technology Commission Chair) and other members of the AATF. This is a public Wiki, but you must be a member to post or add materials.

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Curated playlists organized by theme, history, or vocabulary.

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Our curated playlists of thematically organized playlists from around the Francophone world can be used for your units and lessons. Please connect with us to share your “coups de cœur.”

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you can see worldwide or narrow by location. Gives data from last 24 hours.

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Today's Top Twitter Trending Worldwide topics are Oscar Isaac, エイプリルフール, Daily Quordle 66, 第69回, Flamengo. Tweet
And hottest Twitter Trends Worldwide right now are Flamengo, エイプリルフール, Léo Pereira, #BinJinWedding, Calleri. Tweet

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Worldwide | Twitter trending hashtag and topics today | trends24.in

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Today's Top Twitter Trending Worldwide topics are Oscar Isaac, エイプリルフール, Daily Quordle 66, 第69回, Flamengo. Tweet And hottest Twitter Trends Worldwide right now are Flamengo, エイプリルフール, Léo Pereira, #BinJinWedding, Calleri. Tweet

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http://zachary-jones.com/zambombazo/

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Create a thematic playlist and invite students or group of students to add videos to the list. If there are any inappropriate suggestions, you can delete it easily. Catherine O

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Noah mentioned "Bryce Hedstrom and 100 high frequency words: Here's a link to some of Bryce's 'free stuff' :

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Noah mentioned "Bryce Hedstrom and 100 high frequency words: Here's a link to some of Bryce's 'free stuff' :

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http://www.brycehedstrom.com/free-stuff

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couldn't find the top 100, so here's 502 :) *Jessica Ruiz*

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Compiled by Reid Wilson
Note: The following is a first list of just some of the words that can easily be learned using TPR. It is exemplary, not comprehensive, and can be used as a start to make of list of 1,000 or even 2,000 words.

A few the words are culture/county specific but you can replace them with things from where you are.

kitchen stuff
64. pan
65. oven
66. stove
67. sink
68. faucet
69. counter
70. cupboard
71. refrigerator

basic foods
72. flour
73. sugar
74. bread
75. tea leaves
76. coffee grounds
77. rice
78. nuts
79. yogurt
80. candy, etc.

numbers (by using pens, for example)
114. one
115. two
116. three
117. four
118. five
119. six
120. seven
121. eight
122. nine
123. ten
124. eleven, etc.

words having to do with a door
125. door
126. key
127. doorknob
128. hinge
129. peephole
130. doorbell
131. open the door
132. close the door
133. lock the door
134. unlock the door
135. look through the peephole
136. ring the doorbell
137. knock on the door

Things you'll see outside in a city (you and your tutor will have to go outside for this list, but it's nice to have a change every once in a while anyway)

prepositions
280. on
281. in
282. under
283. above
284. beside / next to
285. in front of
286. behind
287. to the left of
288. to the right of

bedroom
307. bed
308. sheet
309. pillow
310. blanket
311. dresser
312. closet
313. coat hanger
314. mirror

basic adjectives

327. big
328. small
329. medium (of three, for example)
330. long
331. short
332. new
333. old
334. thick
335. thin

shapes
348. square
349. rectangle
350. triangle
351. circle
352. oval
353. pentagon
354. hexagon
355. cube
356. box (rectangular solid)
357. sphere

things you can do with a pen
358. cap
359. take off the cap
360. put the cap back on
361. write
362. sign your name
363. draw a line, circle, square, etc.

basic adverbs
364. quickly
365. slowly
366. carefully

voice things
367. speak
368. sing
369. hum
370. whisper
371. shout/yell
372. stop speaking (singing, humming, etc.)

words having to do with a wall calendar

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502 Words that Can Be Learned with Total Physical Response (TPR), By Domain

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502 Words that Can Be Learned with Total Physical Response (TPR), By Domain Compiled by Reid Wilson Note: The following is a first list of just some of the words that can easily be learned using TPR. It is exemplary, not comprehensive, and can be used as a start to make of list of 1,000 or...

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Teacher: Class (class, class)
Students: Yes (yes, yes)
(They have to listen for how many times you say it)

Before student presentations: (Spanish-English)
Hemos esperado -We have waited)
siglos -centuries
décadas- decades
años-years
meses-months
semanas -weeks
días-days
horas-hours
minutos-minutes
segundos-seconds, etc.
Then, we say "uno, dos, tres acción"
(Ashleigh Bobovski-Sehome High School-ashleigh.bobovski@bellinghamschools.org )

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It's good to see what other teachers are doing, wish they could do, or cannot do. What do they need and how can WAFLT support them?

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-Strategies to implement during student teaching
-How to incorporate culture in class
-Learn strategies and how to implement classroom management in TL

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Shifting grading practices to more proficiency based-showing students their pathways to proficiency!

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Shifting grading practices to more proficiency based-showing students their pathways to proficiency!

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Motivate my students to be culturally sensitive and be excited about the target language

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Motivate my students to be culturally sensitive and be excited about the target language

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- You'll have all of Noah's resources
- cell phones allowed:)
- self-pacing encouraged
- Inquiry celebrated
- Be a MAKER!

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Tips for implementing 90% in day 1 in first year language courses and keep student anxiety low.

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Tips for implementing 90% in day 1 in first year language courses and keep student anxiety low.

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What are some examples of assessing for proficiency?

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What are some examples of assessing for proficiency?