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Top 3 Comprehensible Activities for Teaching about Las Posadas
Teach about Las Posadas with a slideshow story, a scavenger hunt, and a bingo game - all in comprehensible language even level 1 students can find successful!
Infusing fun and culture by creating Bûches de Noël
Sharing French food with my students is one of my favorite ways to have them connect with the culture. Learn how my students made SUPER EASY Bûches de Noël for Christmas.
How to engage them with grammar during the holidays in a CI Classroom
Is your class crazy during the holiday season? Does teaching verb conjugations make you want to pull your hair out? Here is how you can teach conjugation in an engaging and and fun way, pain free, while enjoying the holiday energy! Make grammar fun this holiday season a free ER verb lesson download that you can use in your class today!
How to Unlock the Power of Chat Mats to Support Conversation and Comprehension
I could see it in their eyes. Confusion, boredom, and a slight hint of ‘when does this class end’. My heart beat a too-fast rhythm as I struggled to ask questions my students would understand about Thanksgiving foods and activities. How would I get through this?
Need a Thanksgiving lesson? Here’s my #1 tip for teaching a WL during the holidays
My number one tip for teaching a WL during the holidays to save your sanity and go with the energy of your students.
Top 3 Creative and Comprehensible Día de los Muertos Classroom Activities
What sounds better for Day of the Dead than a scavenger hunt, sugar skull reading project, and a bingo game - all in comprehensible language even level 1 students can find successful!
How to Engage Students on Day of the Dead: Make Barriletes Gigantes
Since I started teaching Spanish, the focus each October was the Día de los Muertos celebrations and traditions from Mexico, but often the beautiful variations in traditions from other countries take a back seat. I wanted to draw light and attention to other cultural events, and chose to begin with Guatemala’s Barriletes Gigantes. I found an incredible authentic resource to help me teach my 8th graders to create their own Barriletes Gigantes, which we then hung up in the classroom.
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- ⭐️Organization
- ⭐️Reading
- ⭐️Reading comprehension games
- ⭐️Speaking
- ⭐️Starting out the year
- ⭐️Sub Plans
- ⭐️Teaching grammar
- ⭐️Technology
- ⭐️Using a required textbook
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