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Interesting Websites and Apps for LOTE
Beginning French website – The Mozanne website has stories and texts for beginning learners, including “Peter and the Wolf,” “Beauty and the Beast,” and “The Tin Soldier.” www.mozanne.fr
“Webwatch” in The Language Educator, Nov. 2013 (Vol. 8, #6, p. 60-61), www.actfl.org
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Latin study buddy – This website helps students study basic Latin vocabulary, with self-testing and a way of viewing results: www.tinyurl.com/latin-study-buddy
“Webwatch” in The Language Educator, Nov. 2013 (Vol. 8, #6, p. 60-61), www.actfl.org
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Fun French exercises – The Ortholud site has interactive exercises on reading and comprehension, conjugation, grammar, and vocabulary: www.ortholud.com
“Webwatch” in The Language Educator, Nov. 2013 (Vol. 8, #6, p. 60-61), www.actfl.org
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Spanish learning platform – The Fluencia website from SpanishDict.com uses spaced repetition, personalized feedback, and game-like activities to help students master Spanish: www.fluencia.com
“Webwatch” in The Language Educator, Nov. 2013 (Vol. 8, #6, p. 60-61), www.actfl.org
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