Hi everyone!
This is my assignment for week 1. Since most of us like to share funny posts with mistakes we find in various texts on social media, I used sings with vocabulary mistakes to create a lesson that focuses on easily confused words and spelling errors as well as their correction.
I hope you enjoy it and look forward to your feedback!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13QRESrGWlE0Rt65YIUhwQMpOYqRtLaK8/view?usp=sharing
Well done, Myrto! Your purpose is achieved in a really clever way. The students will be highly motivated with the specific pictures-signs. They like learning in a fun and challening way.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work, writer of our hearts! ; )
Such an engaging activity. Students will enjoy finding the mistakes, correcting them as well as share these funny signs on the social media just as I did now.
ReplyDeleteReally nice work, Myrto, signs are always a great source of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteA really nice and funny activity to have the students focus on some of the mistakes they make themselves too.
ReplyDeleteHi Myrto, I wasn’t able to edit the document so I’m adding some comments here. My first impression is that the materials look very professional, clean and clear.
ReplyDeleteThe signs are very funny. Where did you find them? Do you know about the MULL page on Facebook? (Mapping the Urban Linguistic Landscape). Teachers share funny signs that they see everywhere. Check it out if you’re on FB.
Great sequencing and I love the error correction exercise (2) – we always learn so much from analysing errors. I like that the last task allows for some creativity too. I can think of lots of clases that I have taught where these materials would have worked a dream.
I really like this material! i believe it is very creative and students get really engaged in these kind of things. They can reflect on their own writing process.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Great way to make students check what they've written! Already thinking where we can use this! Too good to be left out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat and engaging material! I think it's a great way of making learners aware of their own writing. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKatherine Bilsborough Thank you for the feedback! I just googled "signs with funny mistakes", I picked the ones I liked most and here they are! But I think the Facebook page you suggest will come in handy! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteSophia Simeonidou Thank you my dearest!! (you can do some editing and rock it ;) )
ReplyDeleteAnastasia Loukeri Thank you, Anastasia! You know where to use it ;) )
ReplyDeleteRenata Todorovska Maria Theologidou Eugenia Gatica Laura Perrotta Thank you very much! Glad you liked it! Feel free to use!
ReplyDeleteFun and creative, Myrto. Ss (and teachers) love working with signs (and menus) :)
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