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Category Archives: Teaching
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This year, our school has 3 school-wide goals. Here’s the 3rd goal: This year, as a district, we will be focusing on two of the eight science and engineering practices from the Conceptual Framework of the Next Generation Science Standards: … Continue reading
Posted in Chromebook, Create, Education, French, French Tech, Teacher Tech, Teaching, Writing French
Tagged blog, education, FL education, French, French Education, la rentrée, student blog
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Tic Tac Boum
This morning I had to drive my husband to work, and I thought it was going to totally throw off my plans. Usually I arrive at school at least an hour before the first bell because I do my best … Continue reading
Congratulations, Seniors!
Félicitations!!!! Congratulations, Seniors! This group of girls have been with my since my very first day at Hoover High School. They were all just freshman students in French 1. Most of them were planning to only take two years of … Continue reading
Spring Fling 2015
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything. When this happens, I usually post something fun and silly just to get back into the flow of blogging. Here are some silly pictures from Spring Fling 2015. TACKY DAY- This is typically … Continue reading
September Class Photo Challenge
Septembre en Images French teachers, if you haven’t requested to join the Facebook group “French Teachers in the US,” you should! It’s where I got this wonderful idea to do a class photo-a-day challenge. I’m having my students email their … Continue reading
Posted in French, Teacher Tech, Teaching
Tagged images, lefrancaispartout, photo challenge, september
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Tuez la Tortue!
It’s a good day when my students look like this during class! We went super low-tech last week for our review of present tense verb conjugations with the best review game ever: Tuez la Tortue. I wish I could take … Continue reading
Posted in French, Teaching
Tagged education, French, French Education, review, review game, Tuez la tortue
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StrengthsFinder
I love my school district because they agreed that the whole system’s foreign language department would benefit from finding out what our Clifton Strengths are and discussing how we can use these strengths to better our department and classrooms. Here … Continue reading
Live a Thousand Lives Before You Die
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies,” said Jojen. “A man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons If you’ve had a conversation with me in the past few years, you … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Teaching
Tagged books, foreign language, game of thrones, linky party, motivation, read, teach
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French through Art- Impressionism
This year during National French Week, we decided to celebrate French art by learning about Impressionism and giving our students the chance to do their own paintings. There’s a great PBS video about Impressionism that I showed my students that … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Create, Impressionism, Teaching
Tagged art, Degas, French, impressionism, Impressionist, painting
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