[goneunderground]

I don't see too many of these around but I've just joined the Content Generator club - so when I make some more, I'll offer them up. Here's a Walk The Plank one for French KS3 on body parts and illnesses. Pity I can't put the teacher's comments into French as well.....!

http://www.quia.com/files/quia/users/maryc...aimalflash.html

[Carl Shepherdson]

goneunderground, on Feb 11 2006, 10:10 PM, said:

I don't see too many of these around but I've just joined the Content Generator club - so when I make some more, I'll offer them up. Here's a Walk The Plank one for French KS3 on body parts and illnesses. Pity I can't put the teacher's comments into French as well.....!

http://www.quia.com/files/quia/users/maryc...aimalflash.html

Well Done, it didn't realise quia offered a hosting service.

I think Andrew hopes to produce a French, Spanish & German versions of all the generators, so your in luck!!

[goneunderground]

Carl Shepherdson, on Feb 11 2006, 10:15 PM, said:

Well Done, it didn't realise quia offered a hosting service.

I think Andrew hopes to produce a French, Spanish & German versions of all the generators, so your in luck!!

(If you pay a subscription to Quia, you can make your own class pages to put stuff on as well as their games) I shall look forward to MFL content generator and in the meantime am off to try uploading a geog game to the geog site!

[Esther Mercier]

I've started to add a few games onto my site too:

http://www.atantot.c...stspshootfr.htm

http://www.atantot.c...stspshootde.htm

The pupils love them!

Esther Mercier

[Andrew Field]

Excellent - thanks for posting this. Please do add your links to the 'Links' section too (using the link at the top).

The next update to the Penalty Shootout will enable you to include all the foreign accents characters too. I'll also soon have French and German versions for download, meaning even the instructions can be in the langauge you require.

[goneunderground]

Andrew Field, on Feb 17 2006, 04:44 PM, said:

Excellent - thanks for posting this. Please do add your links to the 'Links' section too (using the link at the top).

The next update to the Penalty Shootout will enable you to include all the foreign accents characters too. I'll also soon have French and German versions for download, meaning even the instructions can be in the langauge you require.

Good good! Well you need to get cracking then Andrew - I played (someone else's)Penalty shootout in geography today and the pupils really enjoyed it; if I can do the games for geography (my new subject) and MFL (my old one) I'll be well pleased. Oh well..guess that's more digging deep into my personal pocket again!

[Art Lader]

Andrew Field, on Feb 17 2006, 04:44 PM, said:

The next update to the Penalty Shootout will enable you to include all the foreign accents characters too. I'll also soon have French and German versions for download, meaning even the instructions can be in the langauge you require.

Will you be doing that for all of the software? I am looking forward to the German versions!

[Andrew Field]

Art Lader, on Dec 18 2006, 04:56 AM, said:

Will you be doing that for all of the software? I am looking forward to the German versions!

Yes - French, German and Spanish versions of the Penalty Shootout software will appear in the New Year.

[Lynne]

Just to let you know we are now up and running - tried out Penalty Shootout and Hoopshoot in French. We hope to have these on our school website soon and within the next couple of weeks should also have some in Scots Gaelic as well.

Lynne
Tobermory High

[Carl Shepherdson]

Excellent, thanks for sharing!

[goneunderground]

Tant mieux!

[Douglas Bell]

taing

This post has been edited by Douglas Bell: 07 May 2007 - 08:37 PM

[Esther Mercier]

http://www.atantot2....ichiffres2.html

http://www.atantot2....k/sistadt1.html

I will try these 2 tomorrow with my groups...I'm sure they'll love them!

Esther

[Esther Mercier]

Pupils loved it, and the staff adored it....!!!!

Thanks
Esther

[Andrew Field]

Esther Mercier, on Jan 10 2009, 08:21 PM, said:

Pupils loved it, and the staff adored it....!!!!

Thanks
Esther

Excellent - great to hear. I just tried the number Space Invaders - it was really good. Thanks for sharing the link.

[Andrew Graff]

Just adding a few simple games I generated over the past month (I'm a German and French teacher in the US):

1. Walk the Plank: End of Year Vocab Review German 1
Also: Same but HTML
(I am really looking forward to being able to put the comments in German and French! Imagine having the shark say at the end: Und jetzt schweigt er! Hmmm--Lecker! Talk about easy ways to get meaningful repetition of high frequency words like "delicious/tasty"!)

2. Fling the Teacher: German One Final Review
German One Final Review B

3. Practice Paper:
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