Sr. McVeigh's Spanish 7-8 and AP students presented music videos this week. After finding a song in Spanish that they liked, students found the lyrics and then visually interpreted the song using their own artwork. What a fun, artistic way to have a listening practice! Spanish 5-6 students have just completed the first semester benchmark where they took on the roles of police officers and witnesses to a crime. They let their creativity run free and dreamed up the zaniest of crimes (one group stole Shamu) and the motliest crew of suspects (including Chuck E. Cheese and Sr. McVeigh!) Great job, guys!
Untitled from Richard Lawhead on Vimeo.
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