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2 thoughts on “Class Sequence – 2”
The “Class Poem”? I missed this one, Ben. Granted, I wasn’t as active on this blog the past one or two years. Could you describe this activity? Perhaps it’s something you’ve let go of. But apparently you were doing it in New Delhi. I have very small classes now and can experiment more than usual.
It’s just my own collection of simple French poetry, the simplest stuff I could find usually, to share with the kids. An example: https://benslavic.com/Posters/french-poetry.pdf
There are many more somewhere in my computer, but only in French. French declamation has always been a big part of my teaching, born of love for their incredible poetry. We would enter contests and have such a good time. I don’t know if people do that anymore. It’s not CI, but working with kids with poetry is something that made my teaching life very rich, even before I knew about CI.