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Offline somark

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Classroom Objects/Phrases
« on: August 04, 2009, 08:30:07 PM »
For beginners....basic classroom objects.
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Offline iggyautry

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Vocabulary & Word Reading: http://www.esolers.org/ESOL/lowbeginner/classroom/classroomnouns.ppt.This is the link to the PowerPoint

A simple PowerPoint:

I. – The teacher advances the slide and says, “What’s this?”

- Students look at the image and shout out, “That’s a ______________.”

- Click and show the word. The teacher then reads the word slowly several times – perhaps using a finger or pointer to emphasize matching sound with letters.

- Advance to the next slide and repeat.

II. – When all words are covered, the slides will show the word first.

Teacher: “Who can read this word?”

- Pick students and when one gets it correct, click to show the image.

- Advance to the next slide and repeat.

Words: Bookbag, Bookcase, Chair, Table, Notebook, Eraser, Marker

Assessment: http://www.esolers.org/ESOL/lowbeginner/classroom/readinggame.ppt This is the link to the assessment game.

Basic reading comprehension and vocabulary check.

Made for a touchscreen so students can come to the front to select the correct word – or – you can use the mouse.

Offline teachertq

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Thanks this is a great tool and strategy. I will be using this format as a repetitive strategy for the let's read components of my lesson. Keep up the good work!

Offline iggyautry

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Thanks.

If a person knows some basics about the Custom Animation feature of PowerPoint, they can use this as a template - like you mentioned.  It is how I plan to use it.  You can plug in any vocabulary and add more without too much trouble.

Offline Jittery Jedi

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Grade one Lesson two and Grade two lesson eight "What is it?"
« Reply #4 on: April 25, 2011, 08:05:41 AM »
http://youtu.be/ojWPljzn3Qk


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Offline trods85

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PPT for Classroom objects
« Reply #5 on: September 21, 2011, 11:46:03 AM »
A simple PPT with a "what's missing" section at the end.

Offline kklekotka

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3rd grade- School Supplies Lesson/ Spilt Milk
« Reply #6 on: March 28, 2012, 02:40:56 PM »
Hi guys,

I was asked to do a school supplies lesson because they don't teach it in the 3rd grade book but it will be on their exam. Here is my lesson plan word doc, and a power-point I made with the vocabulary. It's all very simple but great for drilling school supplies vocab. Hope this helps!

Oh and I also had to do a lesson on the book " It Looked Like Spilt Milk". I had to teach the vocab for that too so I have attached the PPT for that book as well.

Offline nganyho2012

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PPT Classroom Phrases
« Reply #7 on: August 27, 2012, 12:49:55 AM »
This is a great subject to teach your students if they don't already know it.