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Spelling Bee Project – Teacher’s Pack

Contents

1. Overview of the Project

2. Stage 1 – Class Competition

3. Stage 2 – School Competition

4. Stage 3 – Regional Competition

5. Stage 4 – National Competition

6. Links and contacts

Produced by Jane Driver, 20101

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Project OverviewAim

The aim of the Spelling Bee is for students in Year 7 who are beginners in a foreign language to practise and improve their vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation and memory skills the target language (French, Spanish and German).

Process

The competition consists of four stages over the three terms:

o Autumn end of Term – Individual Class

o Spring Half Term - Whole School Competition

o Spring end of Term – Regional Competition

o Summer Term – National Competition

Students will be given 50 words to learn at the first stage of the competition and a further 50 words will be added at each subsequent. Vocabulary will be relevant to the curriculum.

The competition should be launched at the beginning of the autumn term and time should be spent in the first few lessons of the year teaching and practising the alphabet in the foreign language (paying attention to describing letters with accents, etc..).

Different to a monolingual Spelling Bee, students will be given the word in English, they will first have to translate it into the Target Language and then spell it out correctly using the alphabet in the Target.

When participating, students will be given one minute to correctly spell as many words as possible. Students must translate the word with the correct article, but they only need to spell the noun.

If they are spelling a colour that begins with ‘de color ……’, they need to say that in the translation, but only need spell the colour.

They should be allowed to finish a word that they started before the time was up.




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Students can pass at any time, but must say pass in the TL. Accents and other punctuation must be spelt in the following way:

o French

What does the accent look

like ?

What is its name ?

â ê î ô û circumflex accentaccent circonflexe

[siʀkɔ̃flɛks]ç cedilla

cédille[sedij]

éacute accent

accent aigu[egy]

ègrave accent

accent grave[gʀav]

ë ï ö üdiaeresis

tréma[tʀema]

Space - blanc

Pass – je passe

Hyphen – trait d’union

Apostrophe – l’apostrophe

o Spanish

Accent – tilde / acento

Space – espacio

Pass – paso

Hyphen - guión

o German

Umlaut – Umlaut

ß - S-Zett / scharfes S

Space – Leerzeichen / Abstand

Pass – ich passe

Hyphen – Bindestrich




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Words should be allocated in random order.

The names of the winners at each stage of the competition should be submitted to [email protected] so that they can receive acknowledgement for their achievements via a certificate.





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Stage 1 – Class Competition

Teachers should:

a. launch the competition to the students at the very beginning of the term.

b. teach the alphabet in the Target Language as early as possible in the term, ensuring that students can name letters with accents, etc..

c. allocate the stage’s 50 words to their students so that they can begin memorising them and practising (the words for each stage are attached to this document).

d. test students on a weekly basis. It is suggested that this be done as a starter or a plenary at least once a week and that students test each other either in pairs or as a whole class.

e. hold a class competition at the end of the first half-term.

i. Students should be tested individually and should not use any prompts.

ii. Students should have one minute to correctly spell as many words as possible in the Target Language.

iii. The teacher should choose words in random order and should say the words in English, the student should then say the word in the Target Language and then spell it using the Target Language alphabet.

iv. Students receive one point per word correctly translated and spelt within the time. If students begin a word when the timer goes, they should be able to finish.

v. In the event of a tie-breaker, a sudden-death round should be played:

· Students should take it in turns to correctly spell a word.

· If a student spells a word incorrectly, they are out.

· This should continue until there is one winner and a runner-up.

Deadline: 10th January 2011.




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Stage 1: Class CompetitionSchoolCo-ordinator Name Email

Class WinnersClass Forename(s) Surname

*For office use onlyComments




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Stage 2: School Competition

Teachers should allocate the extra 50 words to the stage 1 class winners (word lists are attached).

Class winners should meet weekly to test each other: this could be done at break or lunchtime. Additionally, the class could test their winners each week as a starter or plenary.

A School Competition should be held at the end of the Spring Half Term. The same rules apply as for Stage One, the only difference being that students will be tested on 100 words rather than 50 words.

The names of four winners should be submitted.

Deadline –1st March 2011




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Stage 2: School CompetitionSchool Name & Address

Co-ordinator Name Email

School WinnersForename(s) Surname

*For office use onlyComments




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Stage 3 – Regional Competition

Teachers should allocate the extra 50 words to the stage 2 school winners (word lists are attached).

School winners should meet weekly to test each other: this could be done at break or lunchtime. Additionally, the relevant classes could test the winners each week as a starter or plenary.

A Regional Competition will be held at the end of the Spring (location TBC). The same rules apply as for Stages One and Two, the only difference being that students will be tested on 150 words rather than 50 or 100 words. Each school can send a total of 4 pupils to compete in the regional competition.

The Regional Winners will be announced on the day and there will be a prize-giving ceremony.




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Stage 4 – National Competition

Teachers should allocate the extra 50 words to the stage 3 regional winners (word lists are attached).

Regional winners should practise weekly: this could be done at break or lunchtime with other students. Additionally, the relevant class(es) could test the winner(s) each week as a starter or plenary.

A National Competition will be held at the end of the Summer Term in Cambridge. The same rules apply as for Stages One, Two and Three, the only difference being that students will be tested on 200 words rather than 50, 100 or 150 words.

The National Winners will be announced on the day and there will be a prize-giving ceremony.

LINKS & CONTACTS

Routes into Languages East ([email protected])Sarah Schechter

Comberton Village CollegeJane Driver (jdrive [email protected] ) Rachel Hawkes ([email protected])







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Word List – Stage One Spanish

Spanish English1 hola hello2 adiós goodbye3 por favor please4 gracias thank you5 fenomenal great6 bien good/fine7 regular ok8 mal bad9 fatal awful10 el cumpleaños birthday11 uno one12 dos two13 tres three14 cuatro four15 cinco five16 seis six17 siete seven18 ocho eight19 nueve nine20 diez ten21 una agenda a diary22 una carpeta a folder23 una goma a rubber24 una pluma a pen25 una regla a ruler26 una tijera a pair of scissors27 un bolígrafo a pen28 un cuaderno an exercise book29 un diccionario a dictionary30 un estuche a pencil case31 un lápiz a pencil32 una calculadora a calculator33 un libro a book34 un sacapuntas a pencil sharpener35 azul blue36 verde green37 marrón brown38 gris grey39 negro black40 blanco white41 rojo red




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42 amarillo yellow43 de color rosa pink44 de color naranja orange45 de color violeta purple46 el español Spanish47 España Spain48 qué what49 cómo how50 cuánto how much / many




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Word List – Stage Two Spanish

Spanish English51 once eleven52 doce twelve53 trece thirteen54 catorce fourteen55 quince fifteen56 dieciséis sixteen57 diecisiete seventeen58 dieciocho eighteen59 diecinueve nineteen60 veinte twenty61 enero January62 febrero February63 marzo March64 abril April65 mayo May66 junio June67 julio July68 agosto August69 septiembre September70 octubre October71 noviembre November72 diciembre December73 lunes Monday74 martes Tuesday75 miércoles Wednesday76 jueves Thursday77 viernes Friday78 sábado Saturday79 domingo Sunday80 Argentina Argentina81 Australia Australia82 Escocia Scotland83 España Spain84 Francia France85 Alemania Germany86 Italia Italy87 los Estados Unidos The United States88 Gales Wales89 Inglaterra England90 Irlanda Irland91 México Mexico




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92 Nigeria Nigeria93 Paquistán Pakistan94 Jamaica Jamaica95 galés Welsh96 inglés English97 irlandés Irish98 francés French99 estadounidense American100 alemán Germany




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Word List – Stage Three Spanish

Spanish English101 veintiuno twenty-one102 veintidós twenty-two103 veintitrés twenty-three104 veinticuatro twenty-four105 veinticinco twenty-five106 veintiséis twenty-six107 veintisiete twenty-seven108 veintiocho twenty-eight109 veintinueve twenty-nine110 treinta thirty111 cuarenta forty112 cincuenta fifty113 sesenta sixty114 setenta seventy115 ochenta eighty116 noventa ninety117 cien one hundred118 mil one thousand119 un caballo a horse120 un cobayo a guinea pig121 un conejo a rabbit122 un gato a cat123 un pájaro a bird124 un perro a dog125 un pez a fish126 un ratón a mouse127 una tortuga a tortoise128 un hermano a brother129 una hermana a sister130 un padre a father131 una madre a mother132 los padres parents133 una abuela a grandmother134 un abuelo a grandfather135 un primo a male cousin136 una prima a female cousin137 una tía an aunt138 un tío an uncle139 un nieto a grandson140 una nieta a granddaughter141 las ciencias sciences




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142 la educación física PE143 la música music144 el francés French145 el alemán German146 la geografía geography147 la historia history148 la informática ICT149 el inglés English150 las matemáticas maths




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Spanish English151 el hockey hockey152 el remo rowing153 el tenis de mesa table tennis154 el baloncesto basketball155 el tenis tennis156 el bádminton badminton157 el béisbol baseball158 los Juegos Olímpicos the Olympic Games159 el anillo the ring160 el deportista sportsman161 América America (continent)162 África Africa163 Europa Europe164 Oceanía Oceania165 Asia Asia166 el atletismo athletics167 el golf golf168 el ciclismo cycling169 la Fórmula Uno Formula One170 la natación swimming171 el fútbol football172 jugar to play173 practicar to practise174 ganar to win175 correr to run176 remar to row177 conducir to drive178 patear to kick179 lanzar to fire (an arrow)180 entrenar to train181 la medalla the medal182 el patinaje skating183 el campeón the champion184 el titular the title185 el orgullo pride186 el oro gold187 la plata silver188 el bronce bronze189 primero first190 segundo second191 tercero third192 la ceremonia the ceremony




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193 el atleta the athlete194 el récord the record195 dedicado dedicated196 trabajador hard-working197 fuerte strong198 en forma fit199 rápido fast200 saltar to jump




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Word List – Stage One German

German English1 hallo hello2 tschüs goodbye3 bitte please4 danke thank you5 super great6 gut good/fine7 ok ok8 schlecht bad9 fürchterlich awful10 der Geburtstag birthday11 eins one12 zwei two13 drei three14 vier four15 fünf five16 sechs six17 sieben seven18 acht eight19 neun nine20 zehn ten21 das Tagebuch the diary22 der Ordner the folder23 der Radiergummi the rubber24 der Kuli the pen25 das Lineal the ruler26 die Schere the pair of scissors27 der Taschenrechner the calculator28 das Heft the exercise book29 das Wörterbuch the dictionary30 das Etui the pencil case31 der Bleistift the pencil32 der Klebstift the glue33 das Buch the book34 der Spitzer the pencil sharpener35 blau blue36 grün green37 braun brown38 grau grey39 schwarz black40 weiß white41 rot red




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42 gelb yellow43 rosa pink44 orange orange45 lila purple46 Deutsch German47 Deutschland Germany48 was what49 wie how50 wie viel how much / many




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Word List – Stage Two German

German English51 elf eleven52 zwölf twelve53 dreizehn thirteen54 vierzehn fourteen55 fünfzehn fifteen56 sechzehn sixteen57 siebzehn seventeen58 achtzehn eighteen59 neunzehn nineteen60 zwanzig twenty61 Januar January62 Februar February63 März March64 April April65 Mai May66 Juni June67 Juli July68 August August69 September September70 Oktober October71 November November72 Dezember December73 Montag Monday74 Dienstag Tuesday75 Mittwoch Wednesday76 Donnerstag Thursday77 Freitag Friday78 Samstag Saturday79 Sonntag Sunday80 das Land country81 Belgien Belgium82 Schottland Scotland83 Spanien Spain84 Frankreich France85 Holland Holland86 Italien Italy87 Amerika America88 Wales Wales89 England England90 Irland Ireland91 Österreich Austria




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92 die Schweiz Switzerland93 Naturwissenschaften science94 Sport PE95 Englisch English96 Erdkunde geography97 Geschichte history98 Französisch French99 Religion RE100 Mathe maths




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Word List – Stage Three German

German English101 einundzwanzig twenty-one102 zweiundzwanzig twenty-two103 dreiundzwanzig twenty-three104 vierundzwanzig twenty-four105 fünfundzwanzig twenty-five106 sechsundzwanzig twenty-six107 siebenundzwanzig twenty-seven108 achtundzwanzig twenty-eight109 neunundzwanzig twenty-nine110 dreißig thirty111 vierzig forty112 fünfzig fifty113 sechzig sixty114 siebzig seventy115 achtzig eighty116 neunzig ninety117 hundert one hundred118 tausend one thousand119 das Pferd the horse120 das Meerschweinchen the guinea pig121 das Kaninchen the rabbit122 die Katze the cat123 der Vogel the bird124 der Hund the dog125 der Fisch the fish126 die Maus the mouse127 die Schildkröte the tortoise128 der Bruder the brother129 die Schwester the sister130 der Vater the father131 die Mutter the mother132 die Eltern the parents133 die Großmutter the grandmother134 der Großvater the grandfather135 der Cousin the male cousin136 die Cousine the female cousin137 die Tante the aunt138 der Onkel an uncle139 der Enkel a grandson140 die Enkelin a granddaughter141 musikalisch musical




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142 sportlich sporty143 faul lazy144 intelligent intelligent145 nett nice146 lustig funny147 laut loud148 schüchtern shy149 kreativ creative150 interessant interesting




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Word List – Stage Four German

German English151 das Hockey hockey152 der Rudersport rowing153 das Tischtennis table tennis154 der Basketball basketball155 das Tennis tennis156 der Volleyball volleyball157 der Federball badminton158 der Baseball baseball159 die Olympischen Spiele The Olympic Games160 der Ring the ring161 der Sportler sportsman162 Amerika America (continent)163 Afrika Africa164 Europa Europe165 Ozeanien Oceania166 Asien Asia167 die Leichtathletik athletics168 das Golf golf169 das Radfahren cycling170 die Formel Eins Formula One171 das Schwimmen swimming172 der Fußball football173 spielen to play174 üben to practise175 gewinnen to win176 laufen to run177 rudern to row178 fahren to drive179 kicken to kick180 schießen to fire (an arrow)181 trainieren to train182 die Medaille the medal183 das Schlittschuhlaufen skating184 der Meister the champion185 der Titel the title186 der Stolz pride187 das Gold gold188 das Silber silver189 die Bronze bronze190 erster first191 zweiter second




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192 dritter third193 die Zeremonie the ceremony194 der Athlet the athlete195 der Rekord the record196 engagiert dedicated197 fleißig hard-working198 kräftig strong199 fit fit200 schnell fast




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Word List – Stage One French

French English1 salut hello2 au revoir goodbye3 bien good4 mal bad5 bof so-so6 merci thank you7 s’il vous plaît please8 un cahier an exercise book9 un crayon a pencil10 un feutre a felt-tip11 une gomme a rubber12 un livre a book13 une règle a ruler14 un stylo a pen15 un taille-crayon a pencil-sharpener16 une trousse a pencil-case17 un one18 deux two19 trois three20 quatre four21 cinq five22 six six23 sept seven24 huit eight25 neuf nine26 dix ten27 blanc white28 bleu blue29 gris grey30 jaune yellow31 marron brown32 noir black33 orange orange34 rose pink35 rouge red36 vert green37 janvier January38 février February39 mars March40 avril April41 mai May




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42 juin June43 juillet July44 août August45 septembre September46 octobre October47 novembre November48 décembre December49 l’anniversaire the birthday50 ça va? how are you?




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Word List – Stage Two French

French English51 onze eleven52 douze twelve53 treize thirteen54 quatorze fourteen55 quinze fifteen56 seize sixteen57 dix-sept seventeen58 dix-huit eighteen59 dix-neuf nineteen60 vingt twenty61 lundi Monday62 mardi Tuesday63 mercredi Wednesday64 jeudi Thursday65 vendredi Friday66 samedi Saturday67 dimanche Sunday68 l’Allemagne Germany69 l’Angleterre England70 l’Autriche Austria71 la Belgique Belgium72 l’Écosse Scotland73 l’Espagne Spain74 la France France75 le pays de Galles Wales76 la Grande-Bretagne Great Britain77 l’Irlande Ireland78 l’Irlande du Nord Northern Ireland79 l’Italie Italy80 le Luxembourg Luxemburg81 la Suisse Switzerland82 un frère a brother83 une sœur a sister84 un copain a male friend85 une copine a female friend86 un chat a cat87 un chien a dog88 un hamster a hamster89 un lapin a rabbit90 un oiseau a bird91 un poisson a fish




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92 une souris a mouse93 une araignée a spider94 grand big95 petit small96 bavard talkative97 ennuyeux boring98 marrant funny99 paresseux lazy100 timide shy




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Word List – Stage Three French

French English101 trente thirty102 quarante forty103 cinquante fifty104 soixante sixty105 soixante-dix seventy106 quatre-vingts eighty107 quatre-vingt-dix ninety108 cent one hundred109 mille one thousand110 l’anglais English111 les arts dramatiques drama112 le dessin art113 l’EPS PE114 l’espagnol Spanish115 le français French116 l’histoire-géo history and geography117 l’informatique ICT118 les maths maths119 la musique music120 les sciences science121 le sport sport122 la technologie technology123 des baskets trainers124 un blouson a jacket125 des chaussettes socks126 des chaussures shoes127 une chemise a shirt128 un chemisier a blouse129 un collant tights130 une cravate a tie131 un jean jeans132 une jupe a skirt133 un pantalon trousers134 un pull a jumper135 une robe a dress136 un sweat a sweat-shirt137 un tee-shirt a T-shirt138 l’athlétisme athletics139 le badminton badminton140 le basketball basketball141 le cyclisme cycling




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142 l’équitation horse-riding143 le football football144 le golf golf145 la gymnastique gymnastics146 le handball handball147 le hockey hockey148 le judo judo149 la natation swimming150 le skate skate-boarding




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Word List – Stage Four French

French English151 le marathon marathon running152 l’aviron rowing153 le tennis de table table tennis154 le sprint sprinting155 le tennis tennis156 le rugby rugby157 le baseball baseball158 les Jeux Olympiques the Olympic Games159 l’anneau the ring160 le sportif sportsman161 l’Amérique America (continent)162 l’Afrique Africa163 l’Europe Europe164 l’Océanie Oceania165 l’Asie Asia166 le disque discus167 la pêche fishing168 le triathlon triathlon169 la Formule Un Formula One170 le pentathlon pentathlon171 le javelot javelin172 jouer to play173 pratiquer to practise174 gagner to win175 courir to run176 ramer to row177 conduire to drive178 monter to ride179 lancer to fire (an arrow)180 entraîner to train181 la médaille the medal182 le patinage skating183 le champion the champion184 le titre the title185 la fierté pride186 l’or gold187 l’argent silver188 le bronze bronze189 premier first190 deuxième second191 troisième third




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192 la cérémonie the ceremony193 l’athlète the athlete194 le record the record195 dévoué dedicated196 bosseur hard-working197 fort strong198 en forme fit199 rapide fast200 sauter to jump



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