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Spring into Action with Primary Languages 09.03.10 resenting ew ocabular
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March 9 presentation new vocab

Jan 17, 2015

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Clare Seccombe

Lots of ideas for presenting new vocabulary in the primary languages classroom
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resentingew

ocabulary

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•What is “presenting new vocabulary” ?

•How can I present new vocabulary?

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What is “Presenting” ?

•Introduction of new lexical items

•Practice of new lexical items

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What part does it play in a lesson or as part of the “big picture” ?

•We usually present nouns

•First step, leading to phrase and sentence level work

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What does a pupil need to know about a word ?

•What it means

•Its part of speech

•How it’s pronounced

•How it’s written

•How it’s related to other words

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Herecome

the ideas !

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Choral repetition•“Écoutez, répétez”

•Flashcards or pictures on IWB

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Use the flashcards (1)

•Is it a cat ? Yes/No

•Is it a cat or a dog ?

•What is it ?

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Use the flashcards (2)

•C’est quelle carte ?

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Numbered pictures

31 2

4 5 6

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Kim’s game

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Flash past

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Games

•Simon says

•Bingo

•Slaps

•Pictionary

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Number fans

123456

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More ideas…

•Mime the words (LLS, Y3)

•Clap syllables / pattern of word

•Listening games

•In my basket I have….

•Guessing games

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Introducing the written word

•Not too soon !

•Labelling

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Introducing the written word

•Crosswords

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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Mini-whiteboards

un stylo

un crayon

une gomme

un taille-crayon

une règle

une trousse

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Calligrams

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In groups or pairs

•“Practise new language with a friend” (LLS Y3)

•Use small picture cards

•Hangman

•Dominoes

un stylo une règleune trousse

un

eg

om

me

un

crayon

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sty

cray

taille-lo

ongle

crayon

Word matching

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Jigsaws

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•What is “presenting new vocabulary” ?

•How can I present new vocabulary?