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Tlingit-Haida-Tsimshian As A Second Language<br />

Lesson 9<br />

Kindergarten - Grade 3<br />

Review the unit’s sentence with the<br />

students. Use the unit’s sentence for<br />

the following activities.<br />

• Hop The Line<br />

Basic Listening<br />

Make a masking tape line on the floor. Have the students stand on<br />

the line - their toes touching the masking tape line. Have the stu -<br />

dents listen for a spe cific sentence (i.e., the unit’s sentence with a<br />

vocabulary word). Say a number of other sentences - eventually<br />

repeating the sentence you said at the beginning of the round.<br />

When the students hear that sentence, they must hop to the other<br />

side of the line. When the students hop to the other side of the line,<br />

they should then turn around and place their toes on the line once<br />

again. Repeat this pro cess using the Unit’s Sentence with all of the<br />

vocabulary words.<br />

• Match My Half<br />

Basic Speaking<br />

Cut the vocabulary illustrations in half. Keep one half of each il -<br />

lustration and give the remaining halves to the students. Hold up<br />

one of your illustra tion halves. The student who has its matching<br />

half must show his/her half and say the unit’s sentence and vocabulary<br />

word for the illus tration. Repeat this pro cess until all students<br />

have responded.<br />

• Squirrel In The Tree<br />

Group the students into pairs. Each student should interlock one<br />

elbow with his partner. Have one student be the "squirrel" and an -<br />

other the "fox." The object of the activity is for the fox to tag the<br />

squirrel. The squirrel may run away from the fox, eventually interlocking<br />

elbows with another student. When this happens, the other<br />

student in the pair (i.e., the "third man out") becomes the squirrel<br />

and must run from the fox. Mount the vocabulary illustrations on the<br />

chalkboard and number them. When the fox finally succeeds in tagging<br />

the squirrel, say an illustration number and the squirrel must<br />

say the vocabulary word for it, using the unit’s sentence. Repeat a<br />

number of times, changing the "squirrel" and "fox" for each new<br />

round of the ac tivity.<br />

• The Other Half<br />

Grade 4 - Grade 6<br />

Basic Writing<br />

Cut each of the sight words in half. Give each student a sheet of<br />

writing paper, a pen and one of the word-halves. Each student<br />

should glue the word-half on his/her writing paper and then complete<br />

the spelling of the word. You may wish to have enough wordhalves<br />

prepared so that each student completes more than one<br />

word. Af terwards, review the students' responses.<br />

• Numbered Illustrations<br />

Mount the vocabulary illustrations on the chalkboard and number<br />

each illustration. Provide each student with writing paper and a<br />

pen. Call the number of an illustration. Each student should write<br />

the vocabu lary word for the illustration represented by that number.<br />

Repeat until all vocabulary words for the illustra tions have been<br />

written. Review the students' responses.<br />

• Word Completion<br />

Before the activity begins, prepare clozure cards for the sight<br />

words; omit letters and syllables. Provide each student with a<br />

clozure card. Call upon the students to complete their words on the<br />

clozure cards by writing-in the missing parts. Afterwards, re view the<br />

students' responses.<br />

• Silent Dictation<br />

Provide each student with writing paper and a pen. The students<br />

should watch carefully as you move your lips as though you are<br />

saying one of the sight words (do not voice the word). After "lipping"<br />

the sight word, each student should write that word on his/her sheet<br />

of paper. Repeat this process with other sight words. Afterwards,<br />

re view the students' responses.<br />

• Activity Sheet(s)<br />

Have the students work on activity sheets from the students’ support<br />

materials.<br />

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