Passport to Europe
This three-part resources provides reading, writing, speaking and listening tasks on weather, clothes, numbers, times on the clock, places in the town, rooms in the house, personal language and animals. They contain materials for a fun day event for Primary 7 pupils but many of the games and materials provided are suitable for use in the MLPS classroom
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Category Archives: Languages
Useful Ideas for Modern Languages in Primary Shools
P7 Harry Potter (Modern Languages)
Examples of how a Harry Potter theme has been used to teach modern languages.
ICT games French – mais oui!
Teaching ideas – Foreign Languages
A huge range of General Foreign Languages resources listed ready to use
CPD Opportunity for Secondary Modern Languages Practitioners
Please see attached an invitation to an evening seminar for language teaching professionals at the University of Strathclyde on 14 September at 5pm.
If you would like to attend this seminar on 14 September at 5pm, please contact Cédric Moreau at the following address: c.moreau@strath.ac.uk
Literacy in the Outdoors
Alison Hammerton and Grant Gillies worked together on a Literacy in the Outdoors day recently for the cluster ASG at Grantown on Spey. It was a really successful day and the activities all highlighted the opportunities for teaching Literacy in the Oudoors.
Sustainability and Leadership – Community Regio Project at Bucksburn Academy
Pupils from Bucksburn Academy engaged in a number of environmental project driven by senior students in liaison with a number of local agencies and organisations such as National Heritage Scotland and Aker Solutions. This inspirational initiative, part of a Comenius Regio Project linking with schools as far afield as Italy on the topic of sustainability, provided pupils with valuable experiences in improving their local environment by cultivation their school grounds, building bird and bat boxes and preparing access to a local woodland area. The involvement in this project gained students significant leadership skills as well John Muir awards. For an analysis of the project by pupils please see the attached PowerPoint presentation and the collated comments of the student survey.
