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portfolios, miniprojects

inspiration
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portfolios, miniprojects
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hi everyone,
have already covered topics to do with Food&Drink , House , Family and Clothes and now I want to ask my students for miniprojects to do with each of these topics but know not what to suggest to them as I am short of ideas as for that! any suggestions dear colleagues!! |
8 May 2009
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VALERIA FERNANDEZ
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hi! maybe they can write about their school, class or even their own neighbourhood. my students wrote about themselves, and then they wrote about each member of their family and a friend. if you want they can write about what they would like to be in the future and why. i hope this will help you valeria
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8 May 2009
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annna
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Hi there!
Maybe this will help:
* house: sts draw and describe their dream house,
* family: sts think of an imaginary family (funny, horrible, unusual ...) and describe it,
* clothes: they create their own school uniform and describe it.
Good luck! Ana
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8 May 2009
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VeraM
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Hi! There are some interesting ideas here: http://www.mes-english.com/vkeypals.php I find the superhero project specially appealing. They can write about all the topics they �ve talked about throughout the whole school year. And there �s a plus: if you find some really interesting projects, you can publish them at mes-english for all your students to see. They usually like that part. :) Hope it helps!
VeraM
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8 May 2009
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inspiration
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useful all what you have written ^_^ Many thanks to all of you. |
8 May 2009
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eurirod
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Hi, inspiration! . My ss have a compulsory oral miniproject every two months, more or less. The way they present their project is free but under three conditions:
-They must use new words related to the topic we�ve been working with.
-They mustn�t read their work, the goal is: fluency, creativity, accuracy �and having fun while using the language.
-All the members of the team (up to 4) must speak.
We�ve worked with food, family, leisure activities� And all of us have enjoyed watching some wonderful drama sessions(at a restaurant, parents vs teenagers, etc), surveys on the topic, ppt made by the ss, recipes (with examples of food made by them), some musical videos�Everything with their proper explanation. They search for extra information and new vocabulary. I check their progress and help them ( if they want because sometimes they love keeping a secret about a surprise for the day of the presentation). Their effort is greater than the one they show when studying for an exam!!!! It�s a wonderful experience and you let them be autonomous.
Hope it�s useful ,
Eva |
8 May 2009
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