Making Links - Cross curricular language learning
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Presentation delivered at Modern Languages, Modern Teaching conference at Newton Abbot College, 13/02/15
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Making Links - Cross curricular language learning
- 1. Making links Linking languages with your curriculum Image from Ardonik
- 3. Literacy Can they be separated? Image from Carolyn Speranza
- 6. Maths It’s not just counting! Image from PrayingMother
- 8. Romans Numeracy, History, Thinking Skills Image from JohnSYLee Pinterest
- 10. The Carnival of the AnimalsMusic, Geography, Science, Literacy, ICT Image from Jason Hickey SwitchzooBuild your WildselfMusic QZ
- 11. H A B I T A T S
- 12. Una Una Una
- 13. Los Planetas/Les Planetes Science, Literacy, Topic Image from Ishiwara Ken Ana y Enrique
- 16. PE / Sport warm ups; team names; traditional dances; Wake Up Shake Up; playground games; coordination
- 18. Mythical Monsters Using a story to support the topic being studied
- 19. Minibeasts/Healthy Eating Another story exploration! Image from SidewaysSarah
- 21. Some helpful links: Guidance from CILT Cymru (p28-32) West Sussex cross curricular resource packs - Fr, Sp, Ger Case study of how you might do it Ideas from MLPSI (Ireland) Julie Prince - Slideshare and blog FLAME and CLIL
- 22. LISA STEVENS lisibo@me.com http://lisibo.com Twitter - @lisibo Ltd
Editor's Notes
- Languages best taught as discrete subject or as integrated part of curriculum? time, content,
- They’re intrinsically linked. Get cross when people say that EAL learners should be taken out of MFL as skills really useful Looking at word order, nouns and adjectives, phonemes/graphemes - use vocabulary of literacy - awareness of own language enhances that of your own. e.g. lesson on Tues - glossary, similes, phonics Using Unifix
- plurals!
- time, money, Venn diagrams and sorting, statistics, surveys, counting, QQT, mayor/menor/igual etc number loop sequencing
- dice games - multiplying, adding, finding a target number, sequencing - deux rouges, un vert, un bleu, deux jaunes etc shape - c’est une figure avec trois sommets, trois côtés et trois angles (une triangle) dates price of sweets dinner money
- numbers Latin Roman numerals architecture
- activities - Latin words into latin numbers Roman info - again literacy as decoding, finding cognates, using contextual knowledge
- saints saens word orchestra habitats revise personal information storytelling
- mini whiteboards - safety - take pictures for evidence handwriting isn’t an issue easy to put right with a sleeve ;) Habitats activity
- rewritten un león muy feroz un elefante muy pesado una tortuga muy feroz
- song - (copies on table) great for correct pronunciation - they’ll sing it with less ‘self correction’ than when speaking order the planets - which order?
- again, non fiction texts - have scientific knowledge so extended using images, and simple(ish) sentences
- using grid approach - some want to go beyond the plan
- last but not least - easiest way!
- on TES and also Rachel Hawkes’ site shape, colour, size, art
- go to Sr Cabeza Naranja
- La oruga hambrienta calligrams