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Here are 3 powerpoints to help students learn etre, avoir and the alphabet – sorry i’m unable to provide the backing tracks due to copyright:
Alphabet powerpoint for use with “Every day I love you less and less” by the Kaiser Chiefs
avoir powerpoint for use with Eternal Flame backing track
etre powerpoint for use with Pink Panther song
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Hi Sam
We met at Gatwick yesterday and I have some documents I said I’d send you – please email so I can reply with attachments.
Thanks
Harriet
I loved your workshop on the Bristol course. Any chance you could email me your phonics /phonemes slides.They were great.
Thanks
Christine
Hi Steph,
Thanks again for agreat workshop in Bristol. Hope that your trip to Wales was great. It must have been freezing on that motorbike.
Encore merci beaucoup. Malgréton rhume ta voix était superbe. tu devrais m’entendre chanter!!! comme une casserole.
Marie-France
I have been using the ‘être’ and ‘avoir’ powerpoints with some of my classes at Robert Mays. They have been received with great enthusiasm! Having been inspired after the area INSET at Fernhill, I’ve created a powerpoint and song to go with the verb ‘aller,’ along to the chorus of Puff the Magic Dragon! I found this song in amongst Razorlight and such others on my daughter’s IPOD! Perhaps others may like to use it! However, I need you to e-mail me so that I can return the document to you.
Thanks for the inspiration!
I hope you don’t mind, but I have tagged you for the Passion Quilt… I really like what you do and your talk in Bristol was really inspiring! Don’t feel obligated to particpate, but I did want to share my posting. Sorry did not have your e-mail address.
Nice to see you yesterday, just browsing now through your blog. Looks good, will try to develop something like this for next year’s students! Need to find the Dutch example…
Andrew