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This week at the CCL: Auto / Bio / Fiction in Practice: A Symposium. Join us on Thursday 8 June from 9.45am to 6.30pm (London time) for the Auto / Bio / Fiction in Practice: A Symposium. In a scintillating conclusion to our 2022-23 Auto / Bio /
Teacher partnerships between mainstream and complementary schools: from parallel worlds to connected curricula. Charmian Kenner, Mahera Ruby & Eve GregoryÓ£ÌÒÊÓÆµ. NALDIC Quarterly 7 (2) 2010, 46-48. Many bilingual children
Activity sheet: Finding out about children’s languages in your class. What languages do you speak with your family?Write the languages on the arrows (see example on next page). Languages I can write in Language classes I go to. Key:Colour Language.
Bilingualism: Frequently Asked Questions. Is it an advantage to speak more than one language?Yes. Bilingualism helps children’s learning because they can think about their ideas in both languages. They can communicate with more people in their
Kajla Didi by Jatindra Mohon Bagchi. The moon has appeared on the top of the bamboo gardenMother, where is my quiz teller sister ‘Kajla’? Near the pond and underneath the lemon plantWhere lots of fireflies are flying. The flowers’ smell kept
Fruit and veg lesson for Somali class. Learning intentionLearn about fruit/veg in Somalia and England. ResourcesPlastic foodsReal foodsCamel milk and camel toys. Role of support staff (parents)Bringing food/veg/fruitHelping with activitiesDifferent
Grandparents. These ideas can be used for o Cross-curricular topic work involving children’s different languageso Language classes in the communityo MFL classes. See also resources on powerpoint and lesson plans (links). Resources Diagram of
Grandparents lesson for Somali class (English version). Learning intentionLearn about own grandparents, where they are, what kind of environment they live in, how to contact them and keep in touch. ResourcesMap of SomaliaWorld atlasPhotos of
Rag TradeQuestions to send to children in Bangladesh. Do they make clothes for themselves?(Ora ki nijeder jonno kapor banai?). Do they get enough money?(Ora ki poriman poisha pai?). If they don’t get their work done do they get beaten?(Ora jokhon