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Sunday, August 21, 2016
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Pepper's Sports in English, French and Spanish.
It's the 2016 Olympics in Rio! Brush up on your sports in English, French and Spanish.
Play Pepper's "I Have Who Has" game to learn about 36 sports and physical activities using the complete sentences "I like to play/do .... Who likes to play/do ....?". Read and fill in her three booklets on sports. Interact with her three PowerPoints on sports. Color and write on her posters or take her sports vocabulary written quizzes.
Friday, August 5, 2016
Free Bookmarks in English, French and Spanish
Pepper's Conquering
Bookmarks and Coloring Page
in English, French and
Spanish
Here's
a fun freebie from Pepper to encourage a sense of language accomplishment. Pepper's "I came, I saw, I conquered my
target language" bookmarks and coloring page have students learn this
famous phrase in their target language. Click on this link to get it free:
Use
as gifts or as a first day of school or term activity, and have students add
them to their journals.
Monday, August 1, 2016
Vegetables in English, French and Spanish
Learn with Pepper about eight common vegetables on your dinner plate, some of which are fruit, grass or flowers. Play Pepper's Vegetable Shopping Game with fellow students to practice buying and selling vegetables, using greetings, numbers and colors as well. This package includes a PowerPoint, booklets, game cards, posters, a quiz/worksheet and a creative writing activity on magical vegetables.
Learn in
or Spanish
on TpT
Enjoy your vegetables!
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Bastille Day or really la Fête Nationale
Vive le quatorze juillet! Long live the 14th of July! Pepper is back in France. This time for la Fête Nationale, the National Holiday, better known as Bastille Day in English-speaking countries.
Learn with Pepper about the start of the French Revolution, the storming of the Bastille and the celebrations that followed in later years that lead to la Fête Nationale on July 14. Understand why Marie-Antoinette was accused of saying “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche,” let them eat cake, and why another day was called "La journée des brouettes," the day of the wheelbarrows. Pick up some French vocabulary along the way. On TpT at: Bastille Day or really La Fête Nationale with Pepper
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