Spanish Angry Olympics – parte 7
Lots of EMOTION today as Mrs Mildly Angry Carrot Face talks about her win in the pool and shares the secret of her success. Grammar point? Giving opinions and talking about how you feel....
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The Angry Olympics continues with an argument about who won what and when – a perfect opportunity to look at TIME phrases! //www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_lN0lt4WnQ
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A weird one today… Sports facilities and what you can do at the ‘polideportivo’ feature today as a knife gives Mr Angry Potato Head a tour in a dream sequence to rival Bobby-in-the-shower in Dallas...
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TENSE MOMENTS today as the Angry Olympics recall what HAS HAPPENED. Grammar today – the past tense with examples of the perfect, preterite and imperfect tenses. //www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUb4c211I-c
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Results are in at the Angry Olympics! A great opportunity to practice ORDINAL NUMBERS. (I love the names of the characters!) //www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlYVxEwDU78
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The penultimate episode today – what WOULD the Angry Family LIKE to be after the games are over? Today the phrase is ME GUSTARÍA ….- I would like //www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw9AqJcVhHc
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What will happen today as Mr Angry Potato Head and Mr Confused and Angry Wolfman have their duel in the boxing ring? In BOUTS OF SHOUTING, the grammar point today is interjections and exclamations (no...
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Something old, something new #ililc4
My second session at #ililc4 was entitled Something old, something new and concerned the new 2014 curriculum. My presentation is below, and I’ll explain briefly what I said as I couldn’t attach the...
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There’s more to PLL than ‘that donkey’– #SWLPLC
Thanks to Joe Dale for the photo (and video later)! I had the privilege on 28th March to speak at the South West London Primary Languages Conference #SWLPLC. My talk was entitled There’s more to PLL...
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Sweet inspiration
Being stuck with my foot up is giving me plenty of time to read, think and play with my tech, and this morning a combination of the three inspired this post! I was pinning away on Pinterest when I came...
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La Maravillosa Medicina de Jorge – #WBD2016
My school decided that this year we’d have a Roald Dahl theme for World Book Day on March 3rd. Children came to school dressed as characters from Roald Dahl books – so lots of Oompa Loompas, Matildas,...
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SW London Primary Languages conference 17.03.17
I was privileged to be invited to speak at the recent SW London Primary Languages conference organised by the Merton and Kingston Primary MFL Network. I had attended and spoken at a previous conference...
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Going Loco at “Acapulco”
In these strange times, the online conference is the way to go and thus I sat down at my laptop, coffee in hand and attended the ALL Primary Languages Conference a couple of weeks ago. Nicknamed...
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¿Confused face?
I love Itchy Feet: The Travel and Language Comic and this particular comic amused me no end! It’s one way to explain ¿? and ¡! I guess, although I tend to liken them to ’66 and 99′ or ‘6 and 9’ for...
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Hipopótama feliz, pato enojado
A new book from Sandra Boynton In the post this morning I received an exciting package – a new book that I wasn’t expecting until mid September! I love Sandra Boynton books – Moo Baa La la la was one...
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