- Catch up on late assignments.
- binder/notebook
- organize it better
- re-do notes - maybe even type on computer or make concept maps
- Review and practise
- re-do activities such as fiches (handouts), cahier, quizzes and tests
- Internet (search "French games, le passé composé, les verbes" etc.
- First Class conference
- make SmartNotebook activities
- Watch DVDs in French or French television
- Speak French whenever possible (i.e. while skiing in Québec!)
This was my daily teaching blog where Learning goals, activities done in class, homework and assignments were posted on a daily basis. Since I am no longer teaching in a secondary classroom, the purpose of this blog is to post links to useful websites for language learning and review.
Showing posts with label practise French. Show all posts
Showing posts with label practise French. Show all posts
2010-12-17
Practising French during the holidays
Students should spend some time (3 x 1/2 hour or more) during the holiday break to maintain or even increase their level of French. There are only 3 weeks of classes in January when we return from the break before final examinations. Students should find activities that are useful, interesting and fun if possible. Some suggestions:
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