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Clare Seccombe
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Sing Spanish Phonics

Since my change of role in September, I have a lot more spare time, and have been filling some of it in the last couple of weeks making up some songs to help my KS2s with their phonics in Spanish.  So far I've done one for the "j" sound and one for the "th" sound.  You can download them and accompanying resources here (scroll down to the bottom of the page).  See More
Nov 18, 2011
Clare Seccombe posted a blog post

Primary Languages Show 2010 - blog post

I had a fantastic time at the Primary Languages Show on Friday 12th March, and have blogged it for anyone who couldn't be there or who did different workshops.Read about it hereSee More
Mar 14, 2010
Clare Seccombe and Barbara are now friends
Oct 27, 2009
Clare Seccombe added a discussion to the group Spanish Primary
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Fonética

I've been teaching my KS2s for 3 weeks now, and last week, having looked at the written words for the numbers 1-10, we extrapolated the ce/ci/z + th pronunciation rule and the v=b one. I'd like to continue next week with some vowel work, but am finding it difficult to find some suitable text to practice with.I've found this:A, a, a, mi burrita mala está,E, e, e, a mi me gusta el café,I, I, I en un libro yo leí,O, o, o, mi burrito se asustó,U, u, u a mi no me pegas túSe lo digo a mi papá,Cuando…See More
Oct 4, 2009
Clare Seccombe posted a blog post

Scheme of Work for KS1 French

Just a short one to let you know that I have just uploaded a scheme of work for Reception and KS1 which was produced by a consortium of Sunderland schools
Jul 22, 2009
Clare Seccombe posted a blog post

World Cup 2010

Here in Sunderland we're on a bit of a roll with football, being the only NE team in the Premiership and all. (No hard feelings, Newcastle and Middlesbrough fans!) Last week saw the conference for the NE branch of the Regional Network for International Learning a.k.a. Atlas, and I was asked to do a workshop on the forthcoming World Cup and suggest some activities for primary schools. So many of the ideas are easy to adapt for the languages classroom, I thought I would post the link.…See More
Jul 10, 2009
Clare Seccombe joined Isabelle Jones's group
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Spanish Primary

Sharing Ideas and Evaluating Resources for the Teaching of Primary SpanishSee More
May 21, 2009

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I will/do teach the following languages:
Spanish
About Me:
I am the local authority support teacher for PMFL in Sunderland. I'm also the webmistress of MFL Sunderland and associaited sites.
Favourite/recommended MFL Website:
http://www.sunderlandschools.org/mfl-sunderland

Clare Seccombe's Blog

Sing Spanish Phonics

Since my change of role in September, I have a lot more spare time, and have been filling some of it in the last couple of weeks making up some songs to help my KS2s with their phonics in Spanish.  So far I've done one for the "j" sound and one for the "th" sound.  You can download them and accompanying resources here (scroll down to the bottom of the page).  

Posted on November 18, 2011 at 12:45 — 1 Comment

Primary Languages Show 2010 - blog post

I had a fantastic time at the Primary Languages Show on Friday 12th March, and have blogged it for anyone who couldn't be there or who did different workshops.

Read about it here

Posted on March 14, 2010 at 13:51

Scheme of Work for KS1 French

Just a short one to let you know that I have just uploaded a scheme of work for Reception and KS1 which was produced by a consortium of Sunderland schools

Posted on July 22, 2009 at 10:11 — 6 Comments

World Cup 2010

Here in Sunderland we're on a bit of a roll with football, being the only NE team in the Premiership and all. (No hard feelings, Newcastle and Middlesbrough fans!) Last week saw the conference for the NE branch of the Regional Network for International Learning a.k.a. Atlas, and I was asked to do a workshop on the forthcoming World Cup and suggest some activities for primary schools. So many of the ideas are easy to adapt for the languages classroom, I thought I would post the link.… Continue

Posted on July 10, 2009 at 15:30 — 3 Comments

Theatre in Spanish for primary children

Thought I would bring this to the attention of folks who do Spanish, especially as you seem to lose out to French in terms of resources and so on. A Cuerpo is a theatre company offering performances, workshops and resources for KS2 Spanish. They are based in the Leicester but could travel further afield.

Posted on June 23, 2008 at 20:06 — 3 Comments

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At 15:28 on October 26, 2009, Barbara said…
Hi Clare

Could you send me the link to your Storybird on colours in French?

Thanks
Barbara
At 9:40 on July 13, 2009, hayleyho said…
Hi Clare...I've just qualified this year and unfortunately I don't have a job!
At 21:25 on June 26, 2008, Jo Rhys-Jones said…
An AST in Global Education too! Where do you get the time?! Actually this is fantastic news - are you happy for me to refer people to you with questions about this? Also am in process of setting up a wiki to try and organise the site a little better - I want to add an eTwinning/Global Education page so can I put a link to you on that too? It'll be a while before it's all done as I'm trying to grab time between reports and schooltrips and end-of-term mayhem to edit it - and if anyone wants the password to add/edit stuff themselves let me know ;-)
Hope all is well with you up up at the top end of the country. It's gone all wet and soggy again down here!
Jo x
At 21:26 on June 23, 2008, Lisa Stevens said…
Brilliant!! hope she likes my blog post - and hope even more that she'll come to Sutton Coldfield soon!
At 21:23 on June 23, 2008, Jan Lewandowski said…
This forum and the TES forum are certainly becoming very effective for transmitting practical information such as your songs.
The NACELL forum seems to be losing its edge as, in my opinion, we only see very few responses and, what could potentially be very useful information, esp. about commercial resources, only goes to the original poster.
If Primary MFL is to make real headway we need to be sharingmuch more.
Sorry, bit of a rant- think I'll post it on the main page and see what response we get!
At 22:59 on May 31, 2008, Isabelle Jones said…
Hi Clare

Welcome to Talkabout Primary. I am sure you will find us all to be very friendly and I am looking forward to exchange ideas and resources with you. Love your site too...

Isabelle
http://isabellejones.blogspot.com
At 20:01 on May 30, 2008, Jo Rhys-Jones said…
Me again! - forgot to say before - the site is set up so that all blogs are automatically feature on the 'main' page and not just your own pages (unless you click viewable just by my friends or similar). Hope this is ok (if not leave a comment or send me a message) - I presumed it would be ok as the link you gave is fantastic and will be really useful. Thank you!
At 19:35 on May 30, 2008, Jo Rhys-Jones said…
Hi Clare! Cool - you are a 'Webmistress' - that is such an excellent title! Actually I do love your sites - they feature heavily in our del.icio.us links ;o)
Have fun finding your way around the ning - and thank you for sharing ideas with us! There is a real mix of members - from TA's to Advisors, Secondary and Primary trained, some going it alone, some been doing it for years - but ALL are very friendly!
Look forward to sharing more soon.
Jo x
 
 
 

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