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Monday, 24 November 2014

Clay Activity


Sumerians are believed to have the oldest written langauge where the writing is mainly in pictographs. The earliest forms of Mesopotamian script dates back as early as 8000 BCE where cuneiform tablets were used for some kind of record keeping.
The Mesopotamian boys started as young as 12 when they became scribes. They were trained to write cuneiform and record many of the languages spoken in Mesopotamia. The students watched a video on how to write on the tablets. While the ancient Mesopotamians used a stylus to scribe, our students used clay and a chopstick to inscribe their wiritng on the tablets.







Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Vocabulary Charts

Through the use of vocabulary charts English Language Learners can be helped in acquiring academic language. Displays on the wall can help them access the words more easily.
Through the use of word charts you can help English language learners with one
of the most critical factors in their academic success – the acquisition of academic
vocabulary.
Through the use of word charts you can help English language learners with one
of the most critical factors in their academic success – the acquisition of academic
vocabulary.
A  visual chart is placed in the classroom and the words are written in all langauges to help all students. This technique is beneficial to all learners as it reinforces the content words as it they see it everyday which imrpoves their understanding.
Through the use of word charts you can help English language learners with one
of the most critical factors in their academic success – the acquisition of academic
vocabulary.