7 responses to “My 8th grade class tweets with French Olympic athletes”
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Thanks for sending ! Have posted on OFLA and CSCTFL Facebook pages, and now about to Tweet too 🙂
Very nice activity! I ended doing very little with Olympics due to schedules at school. 🙁
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This is a great little activity! I love how you made what you were doing in class so realistic and it also gave students a real audience. I’m looking for ways I can help students write and speak for a real audience, and not just for me or their peers.
I’m so glad the athletes responded and I’m sure your students are going to be extremely excited. I’m very jealous I didn’t think of doing this myself! Keep up the good work!
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Thank you, lots of work but s worth it. Have you tried epals.com to find a classroom who wants to exchange? Very reliable and safe.
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Quelle super idee! Meme sans tweeter, on peux utlliser la video quand on lit le Petit Prince (et les chapitres sur la Rose!)
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[…] I don’t dump an authentic text on my Novice learners without any preparation (See my Olympics unit). What I like about TPRS is that it is good way – among other CI strategies – to […]
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[…] scaffolding. I don’t dump an authentic text on my Novice learners without any preparation (See my Olympics unit). I have recently attended my first formal TPRS training and I found this methodology to be an […]
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