Re: Cloze activity with Nolwenn Leroy: Faut-il, faut-il pas

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Thank you so much! I'm going to check that out.

Zachary

On 2/06/10, Mlle Robertson wrote:
> Hi, there. I have a site that seems right up your alley! When I
> studied abroad in France, we would go to the computer lab and
> use this site pretty often to work on our listening skills (and
> grammar):
>
> http://lepointdufle.net/chansons.htm
>
> This page has a list of songs (some even tell what level of
> difficulty it is) along with some kind of activity. Many of
> them are cloze activities, but others are "click on the word in
> the lyrics that is incorrect" or other things. I love this site
> and use it with my French III's and IV's.
>
> Notes: I ALWAYS PREVIEW the activities myself first. Though
> most of them are great, not all of the songs (or videos) are
> school-appropriate in the States. I also always do the
> activities myself, to judge what the difficulty level really
> is. Another problem I run into from time to time is that some
> pages will be blocked on our school computers, because they are
> on "personal web page"s.
>
> On 2/05/10, Zachary wrote:
>> Hello French teachers!
>> After receiving a few emails from French teachers requesting
>> that I do something similar to Clozeline in French, today
>> I've ventured for the first time into French Clozeline
>> territory with Nolwenn Leroy's new single called "Faut-il,
>> faut-il pas ?". I chose this song because the
>> music video is pretty cool, so I thought it would grab
>> students' attention, but also because she sings fairly
>> clearly and slowly.
>>
>> Link to the video and pdf below.
>>
>> Also, I'm looking to expand my collection of cloze
>> activities for songs. If you have any that you wouldn't
>> mind sharing, my email is profzjones AT gmail DOT com
>>
>> Thanks! I hope the activity proves useful.
>>
>> Zachary
 

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