Learning stations are a great way to teach or review several topics at once! I have used them in both middle school and high school Spanish classes and students always really enjoy them because it’s something new and different for them! When to use learning stations I personally think stations work best on a block day - with at least 80 minutes of instruction time. It helps to break up a ... Read More about How to use stations with Spanish students
How to teach rooms of the house in Spanish
Looking for a fun way to teach house vocabulary in Spanish? Here are 5 great activities to get you started! 1. Give the students a guided tour of your house in Spanish Make a video giving a guided tour of each room in your house, describing the furniture and the color of the walls. My students always enjoy seeing my home and it usually inspires them to make their own video tours in ... Read More about How to teach rooms of the house in Spanish
How to practice pronunciation in Spanish
Want to know the quickest way to increase student's willingness to speak in Spanish during class? Boost their confidence by teaching them how to read and pronounce the words they see! Part of my introductory unit is teaching the alphabet in Spanish. I know this can be controversial among CI teachers, but I think it can be a valuable tool for helping students become better readers in Spanish. ... Read More about How to practice pronunciation in Spanish
How to Teach a Sports in Spanish Unit
Sports in Spanish is a thematic unit that many of my students really enjoy. Talking about their favorite teams, athletes, and rivalries really motivates and engages some quieter students to speak up! Here is a preview of how I have taught sports in Spanish with my own students. Introducing vocabulary There can be a LOT of vocabulary related to sports in Spanish! I break down the ... Read More about How to Teach a Sports in Spanish Unit
How to Add Culture to Calendar Talk
Calendar talk has been a consistent routine in my classroom since my first day of teaching, long before I knew about Comprehensible Input and TPRS. What is Calendar Talk? Calendar talk is a daily routine to provide comprehensible input and repetition for students of numbers 1-30, days of the week, months of the year and weather in Spanish. Most teachers ask their students the following ... Read More about How to Add Culture to Calendar Talk
How to teach past tense in Spanish…
with comprehensible input! The good thing about teaching with comprehensible input is that we don't really worry about when we teach the various tenses. We can teach past tense in Spanish much earlier than a traditional curriculum. However, one of the areas of teaching with comprehensible input where I struggle is the idea that almost everything we teach is in the third person. There ... Read More about How to teach past tense in Spanish…
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