Colour: watching DVD to introduce new vocabulary
Uploaded by Emily Hillier, Cardiff Metropolitan University (UK)Description
This video clip took place in the context of a lesson learning the vocabulary for different colours in French.
This activity was from the first activity of the lesson where the teacher used a DVD to introduce the new vocabularly. The first part of the clip shows the learners watching the DVD and the latter part of the clip shows the word of the colour being presented in the associated colour, and the learners repeating the vocabulary alongside the teacher.
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Target language: French
Resource language: English
Native language of learners: English
Age range: 9+
Language level: A1 - beginner
Educational context: Primary Education
IWB Features: Image, Sound, Video
Teaching methods: Whole class instruction
Language area: Listening/Viewing, Pronunciation, Vocabulary
IWB board used: Promethean
Teacher comment
It’s ... another way of doing the same thing ... and to make it more interesting.
I ... wanted to demonstrate the use of the IWB to reinforce and consolidate learning.
Learner comments
If you just had a bit of paper you wouldn’t be able to hear it.
We like watching the film, we sing ... song[s] every French lesson.
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