Un artisan chocolatier et sa poule (Lagny-sur-Marne)
Plus sur http://wizdeo.com/s/tv77 . Comment fabriquer une poule en chocolat? Jérôme Lepinay, artisan chocolatier nous dévoile ses secrets de fabrication. Cet...
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Colour resources for Promethean Active Primary
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- Hi there... I'm a teaching assistant with 4 years experience of delivering language learning activities to primary school pupils, both in and out of curriculum time.
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I'm sure many of you will already have discovered this multiple choice quiz making site but if not, then have a look at my first attempt to see what kind of resource can be made.
The program is really simple to use and not too time consuming (my quiz took about 30 minutes to produce.)
If you've already had a dabble at producing something similar, then why not reply by posting a link… Continue
The program is really simple to use and not too time consuming (my quiz took about 30 minutes to produce.)
If you've already had a dabble at producing something similar, then why not reply by posting a link… Continue
Posted on March 18, 2009 at 15:55
Le nouvel an chinois
Posted on January 17, 2009 at 13:30 — 2 Comments
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Posted on December 3, 2008 at 15:00 — 3 Comments
Jumping on the back of Jo's last blog!
Jo's ideas were inspiring as always and I just wanted to add my voice to one of her recommendations in particular... if you haven't tried using the 'Toutes les couleurs' story by Alex Sanders yet, then get on-line and order yourself a copy straight away! It's a fabulous little tale of a very endearing rabbit and how she manages to come home rather less white than when she left the warren earlier that day! I've used it successfully with Y2 pupils to reinforce colour vocabulary… Continue
Posted on February 28, 2008 at 21:30 — 4 Comments
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Chris
... loved your Hungry Caterpillar display. I'll certainly be doing this one ! I'd love you to send me any of the resources - could you e-mail them to me - if you've still got them - to francish7 at yahoo dot com ? Thank you!
Watch this space!
Bonne chance with your career aspirations too!
Sharon
Thanks again for your great links and suggestions on the Unit 16 Plage blog. I like the idea of focussing more on instructional texts especially with the boat idea. The unit suggests it (the imperative) but only has the recipe/poem idea and it doesn't really go far enough, in my opinion, so the make-a-boat idea is great and I think would work really well. If I get a chance next term we'll try and I'll let you know how we get on!
Thank you again for your great ideas - Jo x
Isabelle
Sorry I missed your comment earlier - love the post by the way and the slidecast works fine when you actually click on the blog post, but I know what you mean about it showing up as just a little cross in a box the rest of the time...
Ok - I get this problem too - so far the only way I have figured out of sorting it, is to edit the blogpost again and save it again. Sometimes even a couple of times. I have no idea why it does this, however I have had a message from the ning platform people that they have been doing some work on the code for the site and will be again sometime today - so this may/may not have affected how it loaded in the first place, hence the need to re-insert the link in exactly the same way as you did it the first time. Hope this works!
Jo x
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