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Interactive Conjugation Lessons - CM1-CM2

An application including new interactive lessons and exercises to introduce the major themes of conjugation to CM1 and CM2 students.

Contents

The app contains 5 introductory lessons (common to CM1 and CM2), 27 lessons for CM1 and 27 lessons for CM2. These interactive lessons are ready to use. They allow you to discover, manipulate, acquire and memorize the concepts of conjugation from cycle 3.
Divided into work phases, these lessons present a structured and repetitive approach to facilitate the acquisition of concepts.
The lessons are completed by 118 interactive exercises and their answers and 11 evaluations to be projected or printed.

The work phases

Each lesson is divided into different work phases. This approach establishes a learning cycle common to all lessons.
• “Remember”: reminders of key elements from previous lessons.
• "Research": discovery of the text supporting the lesson which can be read on the screen, listened to or printed, active observation, analysis and manipulation of the text through various activities.
• "Let's take stock": the concept highlighted in the research phase is explained.
• “I remember”: summary of the key elements to remember. The printable summary constitutes the written record of the lesson. It is completed with a mind map.
• "It's up to you": 2 interactive training exercises per lesson. Ten questions or sentences follow one another; the student observes his progress represented by colored dots corresponding to his success. These exercises are designed for individual use and can be printed.

Goals

The Interactive Conjugation Lessons will allow students to discover the main concepts of conjugation and acquire the following skills:
• identify conjugated verbs, register the action in time;
• find the infinitive and the group;
• distinguish the radical and the ending;
• identify the marks of person and time;
• conjugate verbs in different simple and compound tenses: present, imperfect, future, past tense, more-than-perfect and simple past.