A teacher transforms elements of the article into a short fictional story in which characters prepare a "new fries menu." Picture cards represent "cheese," "onion," "chicken," "yellow," and the numbers one to five. During the story, children make choices, sing a repeated refrain, count items, and later use the cards in a collaborative game.
Considering the organization of this experience, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
(__)Repetition embedded in songs and stories can provide recurring contact with linguistic forms while preserving a meaningful playful context.
(__)Picture cards may support comprehension by connecting oral language with visual references during interaction.
(__)The effectiveness of the game depends on maintaining competition and establishing a winner, since ludicity in language teaching requires rules and measurable outcomes.
(__)A planned activity can contain clear learning intentions while still allowing children to make choices, interact, and produce responses that were not completely predetermined.
After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.