<p>Here is a set of activities used for students at the intermediate level in the US. The students in question are using the Intermediate and GCSE level materials from the Language Gym and <a href="http://SentenceBuilders.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">SentenceBuilders.com</a> The <a href="http://SentenceBuilders.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">SentenceBuilders.com</a> resource shared is shared with permission.</p> <p>The students also did a set of practice activities on the <a href="http://SentenceBuilders.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">SentenceBuilders.com</a> site to practice with the sentences, along with the attached activities.</p> <p>Please feel free to adapt, but do not resell any of my activities. The font I use is called Lexend - it is supposed to be easier for students with dyslexia to read.</p>

<p>Here are some Conti style activities that accompany the Language Gym Book 2 Unit 1 - Describing my town. They could obviously be adapted to use in a classroom that is not using the workbooks.</p>

<p>This is a short lesson on school subjects and opinions about them. It could easily be expanded with other Conti method (EPI) or other activities. It is meant for beginners (Novice level US/KS3 UK). There is not an answer key provided because I felt it was rather straightforward, but if you require my teacher notes, please respond here. I used Google Docs to create this, so my Comments with the teacher listening scripts did not export to Word.</p> <p>You may edit the work to meet your needs, but should give me credit for the original, and you may not sell anything you create based on my work - see Creative Commons license.</p> <p>I appreciate constructive feedback!</p>

<p>Activities and games in a Conti style to go with Language Gym French Book 2 Unit 2 - In my neighborhood</p>

<p>Conti style activities to accompany Language Gym French Book 2 Unit 3, In my street (Dans ma rue)</p>