Another (easy) video listening task based on an Arte Junior video. Sarah from Haiti. Students watch, listen and complete sentences choosing from three options. They can then translate the sentence. This could be used with a very good Y9 class. Some vocabulary is glossed.
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Another video listening resource from an Arte Junior short clip. Satriniavo from Madagascar. Students complete sentences choosing one of three options provided. The resulting sentences may be translated too. This could be tackled by a very good Y9 class since there is a good deal of written support.
Video listening. Another one in the portrait d'enfant series from Arte Junior. Hass Srey in Cambodia. Sentences to complete with three word options to choose from. Some vocab provided to help.
Video listening. Clémence talks about a future trip to Belgium. True/false/not mentioned. Focus on the future tense.
Video listening (with subtitles). Clémence talks about her upcoming journey to Cambodia. This is a true/false/not mentioned task, very accessible because of the subtitles. A good opportunity for receptive practice of the near future. Clémence has a YouTube channel and has a clear and engaging vocal style.
Video listening. Another one from Arte Junior, this time a portrait of Zico, living in bombed out Benghazi, Libya. This is a well scaffolded task where students complete sentences by choosing a word with three options. Once again this is an eye opener for students.
Video listening. Oumou - portrait d'enfant. A short video from Arte Junior about a girl living in an orphanage in Mali. A good insight for pupils. Questions in English with some vocab to help. Answers given. Could be used with a mixed-attainment Y10 group.
Video listening. A short video from Arte Junior about the daily routine of a 13 year old village girl in India. False sentences to correct. Answers given. This could be used with a good Y9 class.
Video listening. Vishwa en Inde. This is a short video from Arte Junior on YouTube. The task is to match starts and ends of sentences. An eye-opening look at daily routine for pupils.
A strip bingo game on the topic of clothing. You could play this game remotely in a live lesson. Strip bingo is easy to prepare with individual words or chunks. Leave the words displayed. LOTS of repetition!