These are awesome! Emily, do you remember which website you used to generate the buscapalabras? Thank you! Warren On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Vinchattle, BreAnne < bvinchattle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Emily, > > > Thanks for the sub plan! You rock. I have one to share too. > > > > Hey peeps, > > > I created this packet of activities for vocabulary and writing > development to be used when I have a sub. The students hear authentic > language from a movie of their choice. I used it for both Spanish I and > II. I reviewed the instructions the day before I left and did examples, > instructions are in Spanish on the packet. > > > I told my students they can use the structure and activities for > completing Sé motivado (semester project) time outside of class too. > > > > > Notes for the sub... > > Movie Prep > > a. Take out packet. Get a whiteboard to write on. Borrow pencils > for a piece of collateral (shoe, keys, headphones) > > b. Convert circle to a horseshoe. > > c. Start getting the technology turned on and figure out. Ask for a > student helper if needed. > > d. Have different students review the instructions for each section > in Spanish while you or other students set up the movie. > > e. Have a student leader ask the class which movie they want. Leader > should guide a vote. Majority wins. Needs to be the same movie, both > days. > > f. Remind them the packet needs to be completed by Friday. Is worth > 30 points. > > g. Start movie. Start activities in packet. > > h. Sit with them in the horseshoe formation. Walk around and monitor > their progress. *Please LISTEN FOR EXTENSIVE ENGLISH USE.* One or two > words is less of a big deal, but open speaking of English is not okay. > > i. Stop the movie periodically and have them work through sections > of the packet for maybe 5-15 minutes. You be the judge. They will need > to use and share dictionaries. They may get up at this time also and ask > other groups for help or ask the class for help. Allow them to use the > board if they need. State that they may not sit and chat with their > buddies during this time and encourage them to stay away from their friends > to prevent getting off task and speaking English. > > j. Mark the ending point in minutes and by chapter for each period. > Start the next day where they left off. > > BreAnne Vinchattle > Spanish 1 & 2 > Tigard High School > ------------------------------ > *From:* ola-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [ola-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] on behalf of > Emily Gerstner [emilygerstner@xxxxxxxxx] > *Sent:* Friday, April 04, 2014 12:03 PM > *To:* ola@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > *Subject:* [ola] Successful sub plan > > I left this activity when I was for students when I was out the other > day and I was pretty pleased about it. I've attached the document as an > example. Directions are in English, but I think it is very possible to > write them in the TL, I just didn't want any confusion when I wasn't there > to help. > > The idea is for students to complete and also create word searches that > are based on descriptions of the words, rather than the words themselves or > translations. On the first side, I wrote descriptions of recent vocabulary > words, and used an online word search generator to put the vocabulary words > in a word search. This makes the word search fairly difficult because > students spend some time considering what the word might be, then look for > it. > > On the other side, students make their own word search. They choose > vocab words to describe, write them in a blank grid, and fill in the rest > of the grid with random letters. > > This activity took most of my students the entire 50-minute class > period, some finished in 40 minutes. The best part is, you can then copy > their word searches for homework assignments, extra credit, or fun review, > and they really seem to like doing a worksheet that was entirely created by > their peers. > -- Warren Billings Profe. de Español Pittsfield Middle High School Pittsfield, NH Teléfono: (603) 435-6701 x4226 Celular: (603) 731-1162