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100 Games and Activities for the Introductory Foreign Language Classroom
ISBN: 9781596670433
Product Code: 7043-6
©2007 / 8.5 X 11 inches / 176 pages
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Foreign Language Education
Availability: In stock.
About this Title
Stimulating, engaging, and effective, the games and activites in this book offer your students alternatives to learning by rote or performing drills. This book makes it easy for you to develop their linguistic functions through active learning. The specific skills and vocabulary taught in each game or activity is highlighted, as are the easy-to-follow instructions, helpful charts, worksheets and other visuals.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Animals and Their Habitats
2 Body Parts and Clothing
3 Colors and Numbers
4 Commands and Directions
5 Culture
6 Date and Time
7 Family and the Home
8 Food
9 Language
10 Personal Descriptions
11 Weather, Travel, and Geography
12 Review (Any Topic)
Index
Introduction
1 Animals and Their Habitats
2 Body Parts and Clothing
3 Colors and Numbers
4 Commands and Directions
5 Culture
6 Date and Time
7 Family and the Home
8 Food
9 Language
10 Personal Descriptions
11 Weather, Travel, and Geography
12 Review (Any Topic)
Index
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This resources is exactly what teachers look for and use! —Deanna Tessler, French Teacher, Irvington Middle School
About the Author
Born and raised in Antwerp, Belgium, Thierry Boucquey received his BA in Romance Philology from the University of Louvain, Belgium, and an M.A. and a Ph.D. in French from the University of California, Irvine. He is currently Associate Dean of Faculty and Professor of French and Humanities at Scripps College in the Claremont University Consortium.
