January 3, 2012
YOU'RE THE EXPERT!!
You are going to choose one of the following to teach to the class this marking period. (First come, first served—write a comment to this post with your choice.)
Your lesson will include: teaching the grammar for your topic (what, when, how, why) and preparing an activity for the class to do.
These classes will take place from Monday, January 7 to the end of the marking period. We will schedule due dates tomorrow.
Please let me know one class before your due date what, if any, copies you need and whether you need the computer.
1. Verbs—present tense
2. Verbs—imperfect tense
3. Verbs—future tense
4. Verbs—perfect
5. Verbs—pluperfect tense
6. Verbs-- future perfect tense
7. Verbs—subjunctive mood
8. Personal pronouns
9. Demonstratives
10. Comparison (good, better, best)
12. Numbers and the calendar
13. When to use the ablative case
I want to do verbs future tense...
ReplyDeleteGena Driscoll
Alice Doeblin wants to do verbs present tense, but she can't comment because she forgot her gmail password, so I'm commenting for her.
ReplyDeleteAlexis wants verbs imperfect tense, but she told me to comment for her, so...
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ReplyDeletejulia wants the calendar
ReplyDeletefuture perfect
ReplyDeleteEthan wants perfect
ReplyDeleteNO JULIA GETS THE CALENDAR I FOGOT MY PASSWORD AND TOOK A WHILE EFF YOUUUUUUUUU
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ReplyDeletei agree with everyone duncan
ReplyDeleteTim wants verbs future perfect tense.
ReplyDeletepersonal pronouns then ughhhh
ReplyDeletethis was not a very good method
ReplyDeleteTim now wants pluperfect.
ReplyDeleteTessa and Claire are doing comparisons and ablative case.
ReplyDeleteDr. Canfeild changed Tessa and Claire's mind. Now they're doing comparison and demonstrative.
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