Yakama (March 2001)

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Additional Description: (01:34:13) Class audio recording.

Date: March 2001

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Yakama_March_2001 (1:34:13)

“Today is the first day of spring”…

  1. dictation (Yakama to English) (words and sentences) (-5:30)
  2. assignment about tense (future/past) (-6:20)
  3. Asking students to read aloud (but the content is clipped)(-7:00)
  4. teaching ‘first day of spring’ (8:00-11:00)
    e.g ‘first’/’begin’
  5. 12:00-20:00
    : talking about the dictionary and the class
  6. 24:30- 31:30
    Each student said one verb in the tenses they chose (e.g., ‘(he) went’, ‘what did she say’, ‘I am sleeping’)
    (Silvia will correct them if she spotted any mistakes)
  7. explaining different spellings (31:30- 33:30)
  8. Reading aloud the words, student followed (33:30-34:00)
  9. Teaching some verbs (35:00-)
    e.g., ‘to take’; ‘to drive’. ‘to ride (a horse)’
    double verb (42:00-52:00)
    (47:00-47:16) recording lost
    This book is going to
  10. (53:00- 1:00:00)
    Some of the students said a sentence, the teacher wrote down on the board. (With practice of tense) e.g. ‘I was at work’, ‘I am sleeping’
  11. going through the alphabets in English, the students said the Yakama words (1:03:00-)
    (1:18:00) teaching ‘give’ and its tense (simple past, past progressive)

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