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CLIL: Teaching History to Language Learners

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CLIL: Teaching History to Language Learners

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  1. Content and Language Integrated Learning: Blend Language Learning with History ShellyTerrell.com

  2. Planning Lessons with the 4Cs • Content- How can we make the material more accessible to our language learners? What might they already know about the topic? • Communication- What vocabulary will students need to use? What grammar structures will they use? • Cognition- What thinking tasks will they do? Classifying, identifying, etc. • Culture- What cultural considerations can you make?

  3. Go beyond traditional teaching

  4. Content knowledge? English level?

  5. Lesson Planning Realia Graphic Organizers Visual Aids TPR Foldables Multimedia Hands-on FlashCards Videos Demonstrations Pairwork/Group Work Games Storytelling Interviews PBL Role-Plays Debates Authentic Materials Questioning Techniques Diagrams Labeling

  6. Timetoast.com

  7. Timeglider.com

  8. Take them on virtual trips! Image by greekadmanDimitrisPapazimouris, Flickr

  9. Myhistro.com • Students create a virtual tour with pictures, map, timeline & audio • Free app for i-devices

  10. History Pin App/Webtool Itunes.apple.com/us/app/historypin/id455228207?mt=8

  11. Learn with Online Scrapbooks • Students describe significant events in the year with various multimedia • They can pretend to be one of the characters in a book or post about their lives • Tool suggestions: Mixbook, Posterous, Glogster

  12. Mixbook Online Scrapbook Mixbook.com/gallery/education?v=2

  13. Scholastic.com/dearamerica

  14. Scholastic.com/dearamerica

  15. Scholastic.com/dearamerica/memscrapbook.htm#/4

  16. Scholastic.com/scholastic_thanksgiving/letters.htm Write a letter to the boy and girl Create a digital multimedia scrapbook documenting the contents of the letters

  17. Primaryaccess.org

  18. Create Comics with Historical Figures Toondoo.com

  19. Create Comics/Videos with Historical Figures CreazaEducation.com

  20. voki.com/lesson_plans.php

  21. GoAnimate.com

  22. Puppet Pals

  23. Motivate them to learn beyond the classroom

  24. Let’s Play Games Multiplayer Games by Scottfidd, Flickr

  25. Let’s Play Games

  26. Fake Tweets: Classtools.net/twister

  27. Classtools.net/fb/home/page

  28. Pearltree Bookmarks Pear.ly/b7VkT Pear.ly/b7VXT

  29. ShellyTerrell.com • Bit.ly/ShellTerrell • Twitter:@ShellTerrell • Pearltrees.com/shellyterrell • Diigo.com/user/shellyterrell • Facebook.com/ShellyTerrell • Pinterest.com/shellyterrell • Bit.ly/ELTLINKs

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