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Phonics accelerate language learning by teaching the sounds of the language

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Teaching the sound-writing relationship is a crucial first step in foreign language learning. Language Show - October 2008

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Phonicsaccelerate language

learning by teaching the sounds of the language

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• develops pronunciation

• builds pattern-finding and link-making

• increases autonomy

• improves confidence in performance

• facilitates comprehension

Learning the ‘sounds’ of the language…

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Support from new curriculum:

1 key concepts• 1.1b Applying linguistic knowledge and

skills to understand and communicate effectively

• 1.2a Understanding how a language works and how to manipulate it

• 1.2b Recognising that languages differ but may share common grammatical, syntactical or lexical features

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Support from new curriculum:

2 Key processes• 2.1a identify patterns in the TL• 2.1b develop techniques for memorising

words, phrases and spellings• 2.1d use previous knowledge, context and

other clues to work out the meaning of what they hear or read

• 2.2d use correct pronunciation and intonation• 2.2k deal with unfamiliar language,

unexpected responses and unpredictable situations

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Support from new curriculum: 3 Range and content

4 Curriculum opportunities

• 3a the spoken and written forms of the TL

• 3b the interrelationship between sounds and writing in the TL

• 4c use an increasing range of more complex language

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araña elefante idea

olvidar

universo cerdo ciclista casa

coche cucaracha gimnasia hamburguesa

España zumo guitarra llave

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a

araña

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e

elefante

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idea

i

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o

olvidar

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universo

u

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a e io u

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ce

cerdo

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ci

ciclista

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ca

casa

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co

coche

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cu

cucaracha

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ce ci

ca co cu

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5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16

araña elefante idea

olvidar

universo cerdo ciclista casa

coche cucaracha gimnasia hamburguesa

España zumo guitarra llave

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ca a i len as

res st ri ba le

tu le lla as va

na ón cia las ri

as cia ca mur is

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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ca a i len as

res st ri ba le

tu le lla as va

na ón cia las ri

as cia ca mur is

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1. Asturias

2. Castilla-León3. Valencia

4. Islas Baleares5. Murcia

6. Islas Canarias

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una conversación

Felipe: Hola. ¿Qué tal?

Laura: Muy bien. ¿Y tú?

Felipe: Bien. ¿Cómo te llamas?

Laura: Me llamo Laura. ¿Y tú, cómo te llamas?

Felipe: Me llamo Felipe. ¡Hasta luego, Laura!

Laura: ¡Adiós, Felipe!

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Spanglovision!How it works

1. 10 year 7 tutor groups = 10 songs

2. Learning, preparing, performing, recording

3. Year 7 voting (not for themselves!)

4. Years 8,9,10,11 voting Spanglovision winners

5. Winners awarded Cup in assemly

Skills and active learning

• Memory• Pronunciation• Confidence and finding

their voice• Performance• Creativity• Fun

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Do, re, miBuscar ante todo el origenDebemos sin más tardarPara leer, estudiar y ser el ‘a, be, ce’Y a cantar empezar con ‘do, re. mi’Do, re, miDo, re, mi, las tres primeras notas sabéisDo, re, miDo, re, miDo, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, doDo - estrato de varónRe - selvático animalMi - denota posesiónFa - es lejos en inglésSol - ardiente esfera esLa - al nombre es anteriorSi – asentimiento es Y otra vez ya viene el Do(X3)

Sol do la fa mi do reSol do la fa mi do reSol do la si do re doSol do la si do re doSol do la fa mi do reSol do la si do re doSi las notas conocéisTodos ya bien cantareisDo - estrato de varónRe - selvático animalMi - denota posesiónFa - es lejos en inglésSol - ardiente esfera esLa - al nombre es anteriorSi – asentimiento es Y otra vez ya viene el Do

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Do - estrato de varónRe - selvático animal Mi - denota posesiónFa - es lejos en inglésSol - ardiente esfera es La - al nombre es anteriorSi – asentimiento es Y otra vez ya viene el Do(X3)

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Los Trabalenguas

Una cacatrepa que trepa tiene tres cacatrepitos

(A caterpillar that climbs has three baby caterpillars)

Los mariscos amarillescos son muy deliciosos

(The yellowish seafood is very delicious) 

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Jollyphonics

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6 7 8 9

11 12 13 14

10

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Les Franco-phoniques

Rha-08

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a/â i eu/œu

o

on qu

u

tion

table

pâtes

lit

lion

bleu

bottes

voiture rue

pont question

pollution

sœurcouleur

e

petitmelon

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Parliamo italianoAuthor: Noémie

Neighbour

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[k] [tch] [g] [dj]

[oo] [ee] [kw] [tz]

[ai] [-] [gn][ll]

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Rachel HawkesAST

Assistant PrincipalDirector of Language College

Comberton Village College, [email protected]

www.rachelhawkes.typepad.com/linguacom