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Instructions for posting your activities

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Instructions for posting your activities

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After you have finished creating your activities, create a separate Padlet post for each activity. Post the link or the embed code to your activity along with any comments that you feel will help your colleagues understand your activity (make sure the activity is accessible to everyone - check the permissions on it before posting). Then try out the activities that your colleagues posted and give feedback (comment on their Padlet posting) to at least 2 colleagues.

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Vocabulary Activity - Topic: Refugees and Displacement

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Vocabulary Activity - Topic: Refugees and Displacement

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The Padlet may be a little confusing when you first see it. You will see these 3 symbols in the location of Syria, Somalia and Afghanistan. Please click on those and you'll see the Padlet post with the situation and instruction.

Hope you have fun trying my activities and give me some feedback. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to comment on the google docs file. Thank you so much. ^^
Zoe

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Reading Activity - Topic: Refugees and Displacement

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Reading Activity - Topic: Refugees and Displacement

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If you have any questions or comments, feel free to comment on the google docs file. Thank you so much. ^^

Zoe

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Reading and Listening Activity - Topic: Health and Lifestyle

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Reading and Listening Activity - Topic: Health and Lifestyle

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The lesson plan is based on developing the 4 skills by discussing the same topic.
I planned activities that I can apply to my Intermediate Portuguese class.
My intention is to talk about an issue that is related to real-life and raise critical thinking among them.
Vocabulary acquisition and use are aimed at each step and hopefully, they will be able to speak and write about their own lifestyle and health at the end of the unit.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bfmUWlmgoDgf7OAIz002pKnipG6seicOzGSmBjoSP-Y/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1i4d4g8sydSOqzkA7UZszUYFbF3309qj1/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=102728030849255900116&rtpof=true&sd=true

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Listening, Speaking and Writing Activity - Topic: Health and Lifestyle

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Listening, Speaking and Writing Activity - Topic: Health and Lifestyle

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Here is the video which is the starting point activity for the second part of the lesson plan.
About the video: Flavia is a Brazilian woman who had changed her lifestyle drastically which had made a great impact on her quality of life.
The intention is to have students working on vocabulary, daily expression, interpersonal and presentational skills, and finally, critical thinking about their own lifestyle.

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Spanish grammar and Spanish phonetics activities

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Spanish grammar and Spanish phonetics activities

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The first activity is a Spanish grammar one, intended to be part of a series on a structure that even students above Intermediate-Mid have trouble with.

In English we say "me too" or "I do too", or "So do I" when we want to express that we share an opinion or activity with someone else.  In Spanish certain verbs that require indirect objects are translated into English with Subject-Verb structure.  For example, Me gusta cantar.  We express this in English as "I like to sing", where the experiencer is the subject of the verb, but the literal structure in Spanish is, "To sing pleases/is pleasing to me".  So, lots of students will express the "Me too" idea with the Subject-Verb structure of "Yo también" instead of "A mí también", which reflects the experiencer as indirect object.  The first of a series of videos I hope to create on the topic is above. Let me know if the link doesn't work.

Phonetics exercise on el español rioplatense.
https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cFiqhIFEC3

Here's one of my dialectology videos, redone in Playposit with in-video questions. If anyone's wondering why I don't have sound file examples in the PowerPoint I use, it's because I keep them separate in the learning materials section of the module for ease of use by students. That way they can fast-forward to different parts of a video instead of me embedding an entire video in a video I make.

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Keith Johnson Playposit sample: Spanish grammar

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Keith Johnson Playposit sample: Spanish grammar

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PkmhtcSGen9kn8bBMfkPneUCtoLTlMa0/edit#slide=id.p1
The lesson is designed to help students to speak about Daily routine and lifestyle in the USA and the Arab world. Also, it helps them to improve their listening skills and writing skills . It is a student-centered class where students  collaborate and work in groups. This lesson is designed to build on a previous one where we covered the Vocabulary.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PkmhtcSGen9kn8bBMfkPneUCtoLTlMa0/edit#slide=id.p1