They say it's all fun and games until someone pokes an eye out, which absolutely cannot happen with any of these games because your Little Darlings will be far away from nearby students! If you're teaching right now behind a mask and with your kiddos spaced 6 feet apart, here's a round up of some…
¿Qué pasa, calabaza? We played my one of my kids' favorite games in Spanish 2 today. It's called "¿Qué pasa, calabaza?" and it's p...
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Pointless is a game I learned from listening to a podcast by Liam Printer. It is a quick game that takes very little time out of the daily schedule, it offers a lot of repetition and recall, and be…
A recovering grammar-translation Latin teacher's journey into Comprehensible Input
What level of proficiency should students be able to reach after Spanish 1, 2, or 3? What standards should be set in a standards based grading model?
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Practice listening to the vocabulary for places and directions. Listen two three conversations with people trying to get around campus in Spanish plus quizzes
Find resources for teaching about the 2022 FIFA World Cup with your Spanish classes. Lesson plans and activities included!
Vocabulary happens little-by-little and over time. Get them reading!
If this is the first post you're reading over at this little blogcito, please know, this is not a typical post. Basically I have spent my entire career and 219 blog posts exploring how to make language class MORE fun and MORE exciting for my Little Darlings. If you're here looking for ways to pump…
I was messaging with my amazingly talented friend, AnneMarie Chase the other day and she sparked an idea that I couldn’t get out of my mind: an easy-to-complete student self-evaluation based on ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines. The end result is a Google Slide that can be copied and linked to a digital interactive notebook or assigned […]
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Everyone has the same password to log in. You can find it in many of the emails that I send. If...
