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| Title | Website: Spanish Verb Wall |
| Body | From the Verb Wall Virtual Workshop site: http://www.verbwall.com/VWVW/VWVWMain.htm To be effective, the Verb Wall must be displayed in the classroom. (It requires an area about 8' high and at least 16'-18' wide, although adaptations can be done to make it work in smaller areas.) The idea is to get the verbs up out of the textbook, out of the computer, and display them on a timeline large enough that you and your students can actually stand in the various time zones. The "bigness" of the wall is intentional. The learner of the new language is child-like in his learning needs, regardless of his age. For that reason, the students should be allowed to approach the wall, observe the endings close up, and feel themselves moving through the time zones. The wall should be a physical as well as mental experience that makes the verbs come to life outside of the confines of the textbook or computer. As Pam explains on the site, a verb wall for the English language also exists. |
| Source | Pam Kaatz |
| Inputdate | 2004-08-20 11:51:00 |
| Lastmodifieddate | 2004-08-20 11:51:00 |
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