Title of Activity: Rounding Numbers
Reference Section:
Jaser2. (n.d.) Retrieved Sept. 30, 2008, from
http://pages.infinit.net/jaser2/PersAnCh.html
Jaser2. (n.d.) Retrieved Sept. 30, 2008, from
http://pages.infinit.net/jaser2/An.html
Grade Level: 4
Subject: French-Animals Unit
Brief Description of Activity:
Students will go to a given website, in which they will have to fill in the missing letters for the French spellings for the pictorially represented animal. The students will complete the questions on the web page. The websites students will visit is http://pages.infinit.net/jaser2/PersAnCh.html. If the student completes this they may go to the next lesson, which is on this page: http://pages.infinit.net/jaser2/An.html.
General Learner Outcome:
- Develop an awareness that there are names in French for everything that has a name in English.
- There are cultural aspects to how animals are understood and utilized.
Specific Learner Outcomes:
- Students will be able to match pictorial representations of animals with the names, orally or written.
- Students will be able to use a given link and interact on the webpage to demonstrate their animal recognition skill.
ICT Outcomes:
C.6.1.3 use technology to support and present conclusions
C.7.1.3 draw conclusions from organized information
C.7.1.4 make predictions based on organized information
P.5.1.2 access hyper linked sites on an intranet or the Internet
Rationale for Computer Integration:
These sites were chosen specifically to enable the students to recognize and match the animals to the French spellings. The first website activity is based upon spelling some common animals and the second site is to add recognition to a vast number of creatures. The learner will get immediate positive feedback and if the answer is incorrect there is no response at all. This allows individual learners with varying needs more freedom to work at their own pace.
1 comment:
Hey Teena, I thought you had a great idea for a lesson. Incorporating technology for studying french is awesome, and seems easy to do. I think students will enjoy the novelty of working on a computer and making learning more like a game. The fact that the site only used positive feedback is great. One thing I am curious about is how you would mark the students progress. I am curious about the first activity, maybe its because I don't read french well, but I wasn't sure when I spelled (guessed!) the name correctly. Was the animal supposed to say something, or just move a little? I found the second activity much more rewarding and easy to do. Overall really good though! I learned a lot!
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