Need some ways to spice up your lessons post winter-break? Check out these awesome resources for language teachers that were best sellers in 2017! My TPT friends and I have gathered these together for you in one place to make it easy to see all of the fantastic (and trending) resources from this year! ___________________________________________________ An InLinkz Link-up ... Read More about The best of 2017
Google Forms to document student behavior
Are you constantly filling out forms for the social workers and case managers? If you want to bring up a student for support, you need to have the proper documentation to get the ball rolling. I made this simple form that I use to document everything that goes on in my class. This includes behavior issues, parent interactions, and anything else that I think I should have a record of. When ... Read More about Google Forms to document student behavior
Teaching critical thinking skills in Spanish
My personal mantra has always been: I teach kids, not Spanish. Part of teaching kids is incorporating lessons of empathy and humanity into the everyday. I look for ways to do this while still teaching Spanish, reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. Currently, my 8th graders are studying a daily routine and hygeine. They had tons of opportunity to talk about their own ... Read More about Teaching critical thinking skills in Spanish
FVR: Reading in the world language classroom
This summer I had the pleasure (and time!) to read a lot of blogs by other teachers with really fabulous ideas. The term FVR - Free Voluntary Reading - kept popping up everywhere I looked. I decided to do more research and implement it into my classroom. The theory states that best way for students to acquire language is through reading. Rather than force them to read class ... Read More about FVR: Reading in the world language classroom
Outdoor activities for Spanish students
Today we had a blast reviewing body parts in Spanish! In groups, students outlined one member and labeled each body part. Then, they completed an interpretive reading exercise where each group had to read different description of a monster and draw it. The best part about this activity was that we did it OUTSIDE! I bought sidewalk chalk at the dollar store and it was a big ... Read More about Outdoor activities for Spanish students
My first week with middle school Spanish
Planning for the first few weeks of school is the hardest part of the year. There are so many logistics that are involved in getting started. You need to set out all of your procedures and routines while getting to know your students and engaging them in interactive ways. The first week with middle school spanish students is additionally challenging because you want to set a tone of Spanish Only, ... Read More about My first week with middle school Spanish
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