1 of 34

Fostering Community through

Language Acquisition

Michele Whaley

SOCIALLY JUSTIFIED:

Interculturality & Tech in the 21st Century

2 of 34

    • Check in: greet, meet, send energy or words of encouragement
    • Names (stuffies, PQA, and co-created texts)
    • Calendar talk: what’s important
    • Birthday cards
  1. Empathy-building

3 of 34

Какие у вас новости?

kakiye u vas novasti

What news do you have?

У меня есть новости!

I have news!

Мы поедем в …

We’re going to...

У нас будет …

We will have ...

У кого-нибудь день рождения?

Does anyone have a birthday?

Поздравляю!

Congratulations!

Calendar Talk

4 of 34

birthday card support

Credit: Will Kimball, West High

5 of 34

Names:

stuffies, Hachi Pachi, co-created texts

6 of 34

    • Whooshing
    • Gestures for vocabulary words
    • Jobs: everyone is important here
      • host, doctor, expert
      • mini-me, computer, sub
      • Why, who, because
    • Rejoinders

Empathy-building, continued

7 of 34

8 of 34

Rejoinders

9 of 34

Es obvio…

It’s obvious.

¡Yo también!

Me too!

¿En serio?

Seriously?

¡Qué interesante!

How interesting!

Rejoinders

10 of 34

    • Special person interview
    • Class stories: emotions including humor, repetitions
    • Rituals
      • begin/end with song or ___
      • “I don’t know” song
      • team gestures and movements

2. Shared history

11 of 34

Amy Roe

w/permission

Elementary students

(Amy Roe, Storyteller’s Corner, shared with permission)

Special person

12 of 34

Где вы работаете?

Where do you work?

Вы любите работу?

Do you love (your) work?

Я работаю в ... (I work at...)

Да, я люблю свою работу/нет, не люблю ...

(Yes, I love my work/no, I don’t love it...)

___ работает в … и любит/не любит свою работу. (______ works at … and loves/doesn’t love work.)

13 of 34

Как Вас зовут?

(What is your name?)

Меня зовут….

(My name is …)

Его/её зовут ___.

14 of 34

A как зовут вас родные и друзья?

a kak zavut vas radniye i drus’ya?

And how (what) do your family members and friends call you?

Меня зовут….

(My name is …)

15 of 34

Вам нравится имя?

(Do you like (your) name…?)

Мне нравится …/

Я предпочитаю ...

(I like...)/I prefer...

Ей/ему нравится ___.

Меня зовут

Мишель

16 of 34

Кто дал вам имя?

Who gave you your name?

папа/мама/дедушка/бабушка

dad/mom/grandfather/grandmother

17 of 34

Кто дал вам имя?

Who gave you (your) name?

Почему?

Why?

Что значит __?

What does __ mean?

папа/мама/дедушка/бабушка

dad/mom/grandfather/grandmother

18 of 34

Student-shared slides

Ask students to send you pictures of themselves doing something they love. (from Skip Crosby.)

Technology, card talk, and the Special Person Interview.

19 of 34

Amy Marshall: let students choose the topic

What do you want to talk about?

(available on TPT)

20 of 34

Hay una ardilla que se llama Arlo.

Arlo está en el colegio. El colegio está hecha de helado.

Arlo no está feliz.

No está feliz porque tiene miedo de su maestro.

El maestro es muy grande. El maestro es una vaca.

La vaca se llama Vaca Paco.

Arlo tiene hambre. Arlo quiere comer el helado del colegio.

El maestro no quiere que Arlo se coma el helado del colegio.

Class stories

21 of 34

    • Rituals
      • begin/end with song or ___
      • “I don’t know” song
      • team gestures and movements

More ways to a shared history

22 of 34

Мой костер в тумане светит;

My campfire glows in the fog

23 of 34

Искры гаснут на лету…

Sparks go out in flight

24 of 34

Ночью нас никто не встретит;

At night no one will meet us

25 of 34

Мы простимся на мосту.

We’ll say goodbye on the bridge.

26 of 34

Я не знаю, я не знаю,

I don’t know, I don’t know,

Ничего, ничего,

Nothing, nothing,

Ничего не знаю,

I know nothing

Ничего не знаю

I know nothing,

Хорошо. Хорошо.

That’s good. Good.

я ya

I

не nye

don’t

знаю znayu

know

ничего nichevo

nothing

хорошо harasho

good

27 of 34

Shared rhythms (clapping, drumming, chants)

Music types: stories, seasonal, calming, building energy

3. Music/chants

28 of 34

Un dos tres frente cara

Un dos tres mano codo

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo

Un dos tres punta pie

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo-punta pie

Un dos tres señorita

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo-punta pie-señorita

Un dos tres caballero

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo-punta pie-señorita-caballero

Un dos tres tengo perro

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo-punta pie-señorita-caballero tengo perro

Un dos tres se me cae

Un dos tres frente cara-mano codo-punta pie-señorita-caballero tengo perro-se me cae

29 of 34

30 of 34

Language games

Collaboration

4. Activities/Responsive Classroom

opportunities for students to build and share “soft skills”

31 of 34

Отдыхаем!

КУКУРУЗА!

КУ-КУ-РУ-ЗА

КУ КУ КУ КУ

РУ РУ

КУКУ КУКУ

ЗА ЗА

КУКУ РУ

КУКУ ЗА

КУКУ КУКУ

РУ ЗА

32 of 34

Para tí, para mí

Detective Rana

¡Detective Rana, detective Rana!

Ayuda por favor.

Sálvanos, ayúdanos,

¡Ya, ya, ya!

Try it!

Tengo chocolate para ti.

¿Para mí?

Sí, para ti. / ¡No no, para mí!

33 of 34

Norms

(get the gist, whoosh, respond,

call and response)

Model (what did you notice?)

Logical consequences (break: repair, late: stay)

Share the research

(the “why”)

5. Management

34 of 34

Thanks for coming!

You’re welcome to be in touch.

michelejwhaley@gmail.com

Activities padlet

This presentation