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reading, writing, listening or speaking?

April 26, 2017answer listening Reading Speaking writing

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“Absolutely!” Cindy H-G ====================== 97/03 From-> Yezer – Renee Subject: Re: French Listening Comprehension activities Lots of good listening activities with the Glencoe Bienvenue, A Bord & En Voyage series.. They’re at the back of the student workbooks, with lots of graphics, variety…makes it convenient too. Also, having students draw figures according to commands is also effective. For prepositions, have them draw a square (un carre) & numbered points according to “sur”, ‘a droite’, ‘a gauche’, ‘sous’, ‘loin’, etc Body parts, clothing, the house, can all come up with some fun results that kids can then share with each other in target language. Renee Raffini ====================== 97/12 From-> Kathy White Subject: Re: Listening comprehension activities In response to someone’s request for suggestions about developing listening comprehension, here are a few general types of activities that we all use. Have students: -Draw wh