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Exchange in Spain
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I �ve got a group of 23 students coming to school (secondary school) on an exhange in 2 weeks. I �ve got their timetable almost complete but still need to fill in 4 more lessons Any suggestions?? Their level of Spanish is not very high.OTher departments are going to hep me: they are going to do hand made soap in the lab, something about human rights with the philosophy teacher, Spanish songs with the history teacher...
Thanks a lot for your ideas. All of them are welcome!!!
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12 Jan 2013
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pilarnavarro
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Unfortunately, in my schools we don �t have an exchange programme with foreign students, but I �ve got a friend that has. One of the activities they do every time they have foreign students is a scavenger hunt around our town. That gives your foreign students the opportunity to ask people on the streets near the high school in order to complete all the questions on the list. I know they do it in the afternoons, but maybe you can adapt it to your timetable in the mornings or use two lessons together. |
12 Jan 2013
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Thank you pilar. We have already organized like a gymkhana in which the english students have even to go into a cafeteria and ask how much a coffee and a piece of toast cost, etc... of course, in Spanish. The problem is that because of the increase in the number of hours, not many colleagues have decided to help. |
12 Jan 2013
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sarguero
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Try something about sport, for example a football match Spain versus UK and then you can use this event for a practical class, so they can exchange words related with their favourite sport. They can speak about spanish and british teams too and locate the different cities where the teams come from in a map (like in a geography class). Should be a good topic to speak about their favourite players making questions about them.
If the match has got a trophy (cup) or something the two teams can share at the end of the match, they �d be really motivated.
I �m not a football fan I prefer basketball  |
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