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Les vacances aux pays francophones aims to make students capable of communicating about traveling and planning a trip. Students are asked questions about vacations: - Where have they been? - Anywhere exotic? - what kind of vocabulary would we need to plan a trip?
Les vacances aux pays francophones aims to make students capable of communicating about traveling and planning a trip. Students are asked questions about vacations: - Where have they been? - Anywhere exotic? - what kind of vocabulary would we need to plan a trip?
Les vacances aux pays francophones aims to make students capable of communicating about traveling and planning a trip. Students are asked questions about vacations: - Where have they been? - Anywhere exotic? - what kind of vocabulary would we need to plan a trip?
Purpose: to make students capable of communicating about traveling and planning a trip 90 min Materials: Smartboard, Webquest handout, Vocabulary handout, laptops
Ask students questions about vacations: - Where have they been? - Anywhere exotic? - What are the steps we normally take to plan a trip? - What kind of vocabulary would we need to plan a trip? 1. Anticipatory Set: Asking students questions activating prior knowledge (3-4 min whole-class) 2. Vocabulary Presentation: present the vocab and have students fill out and follow along on the worksheet (25-30 min teacher input) 3. Les Pays Francophones presentations: show the 3 presentations on different francophone countries and have students fill out the appropriate information on each country on their worksheet (10-15 min teacher input/individual) 4. Les vacances de printemps Webquest project: - Show example of a completed Webquest that I did for a different country to show students what we are expecting (4 min - modeling) - Have students work on their Webquest for their chosen francophone country (30-45 min/rest of class period group/individual) Exit Ticket: Write on a piece of paper what Francophone country they chose and why To modify: Allow the student to write down phrases or single word answers instead of complete sentences To extend: Have the student use the SNCF website to find train tickets to different parts of the country they chose. They can create a more detailed agenda of their trip. Webquest: Completion of the research and the worksheet in complete sentences (use of travel-related vocab) Exit Ticket: Complete sentences and thought-out explanation Walking the room: Students on-task, using French websites to complete the Webquest
Colorado State University College of Applied Human Sciences