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- I will/do teach the following languages:
- French, German
- I teach these year groups;
- Reception, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, mixed year classes
- About Me:
- I've been teaching primary German since 2006 and started with French in March 2008. Am loving the French and hoping to expand on this and have just set up as a licensee for La Jolie Ronde.But finding it more difficult to get hold of really good German resources. Previously I taught GCSE and A level French and German, but that seems like another lifetime now.
I have created a blog for children at my school. You can visit it at: http://hamletsfriend.edublogs.org/
- Favourite/recommended MFL Website:
- http://momes.net
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Les Quatre Amis
les quatre amis.ppt
I'm a blog virgin - well I was until just now! I've been on dial-up for years and we've just got broadband so thi… Continue
Posted on May 22, 2008 at 11:00pm — 6 Comments
Some useful quick links:
New QCA MFL Units click here
European Portfolio & Language Passport
KS2 MFL Framework click here to order
KS2 MFL Framework click to download
Part 3 of the KS2 Framework - Planning!
Regional Support Groups info click here
NACELL site homepage
International School Award
Primary Languages Training Zone
Teachers TV
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schon lange dass wir nicht gesprochen habe. Wie geht's. Und was ist mit dein Blog-nichts neues?
hast Du meinBildschau Puppets gesehen. Wenn Du papierpuppen machen wollen sind Broetchentueten ideal. Nur jemandem finden der anch Deutschland faehrt!
Don't know if you know but Early Start 2 (German)is supposed to be coming out in June as is the interactive CD Rom for 1 and according to the website the first versions of Talking Big Books for German are 'Out Now'.
Re Martina Schwartz she now has a second songbook out- was on sale at Goethe Institut at conference.Fantastic sonference all lectures in German and German food.
Also have you come across Last word resources ? Researching the net for animal flip books, just found this site which have a lovely collection of German books at http://www.lastwordresources.co.uk/page80a.html. Don't know anything about the firm but they do seem to have a good selection of storybooks. Know any other sources for German texts?
Yes we're definitely endangered need to keep the profile up.!
just been on your school website. Wonderful! have left a comment under May but really applies throughout.
I'm quite jealous you're doing and succeeding to continue with German.
Schuss Lorraine
Mark
Jo x
Just left a comment on your Les Quatre Amis blog for you to moderate - it has details of how to get the accents etc on your laptop. Thank you for the ppt - it's great!
Jo x
I am sure you will love our friendly group. You may be intested in the links to French resources I have on my blog as like you I am a French teacher doing primary liaison. I also have some German resources but I have not taught German for a while now. To find the links, go to My Languages then scroll down to a long list of keywords to the right (delicious tags), just click on the relevant keyword to get an updated list of links to resources e.g. French, German... You can filter for just Primary resources by clicking +primary to get a list of French/ German Primary resources only.
I hope it is of use...
Isabelle
http://isabellejones.blogspot.com
As for uploading to the site - if you want to be fancy this:
Have you tried Slide share by the way? It's free and you can upload powerpoint and then keep them private, share them with the world online and/or make them available for others to download in just a couple of clicks.
Then if you click on 'blog' at the top of your page, when you start a blog you can copy and paste the 'embed code' (shown to the right of any slideshare that is made public) and paste it into the blog. Or into one of the 'boxes' on this page by clicking edit. The site will sort the rest out for you and in a few seconds you should see your ppt on the site.
Or
Of course even easier is just to click on 'blog' write a few sentences about what you have been doing and then upload the ppt as an attachment by clicking on the icon that looks like a piece of paper. It works just like adding an attachment when you send an email.
Feel free to try out all the buttons - you get lots of chances to change your mind / delete stuff.
And thank you for your really nice comments. Made my day! ;0)
Nice to meet you - virtually anyway
Lisa xx
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