Some Fun Classroom Activities for Italian Language Lessons
The activities suggested here encourage students to interact by moving around freely in the classroom and talking to one another, so that learning …
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Speaking Italian: Words & Phrases For Kids Made Easy
Kids love games and stories. Make your class of Italian words & phrases for kids interesting by helping them realize, even before they begin their …
Continue ReadingBasic Tips for Teaching Italian to Elementary Students
Your classroom ideas for teaching Italian in elementary school should include an introduction to the country Italy and other countries where Italian …
Continue ReadingA Lesson Plan on Common Rude Phrases and Gestures in Italian
Italian is an expressive language that incorporates verbal and physical expressions. Learn about how to teach common Italian phrases that are rude and …
Continue ReadingPast Perfect Tense and Italian Verbs
Teaching your students how to form the past perfect tense with Italian verbs is a key lesson. Your students will really catch on if you use this …
Continue ReadingItalian Verbs and the Future Perfect Tense
Now that your students understand the Italian future simple tense, teach them how to form the future perfect tense using Italian verbs. This Italian …
Continue ReadingHow to Teach I Love You in Italian
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, teach your students how to say “I Love You” in Italian. This lesson includes the different …
Continue ReadingLesson Plan on the Italian Reflexive Verbs
Are you teaching the Italian reflexive verbs? This lesson plan for teaching the reflexive verbs goes over the different reflexive pronouns and the …
Continue ReadingTeach the Future Tense in Italian
When teaching your Italian language students the future tense, use this lesson plan for the future simple tense. After this activity, they will catch …
Continue ReadingTeach Italian to Children: Using Animals, Adjectives, and Gender: Third in a Series
All nouns in Italian have a grammatical gender, either masculine or feminine. Teach your child about gender and adjectives in Italian using vocabulary …
Continue ReadingTeach Italian Pronouns and Indirect Objects Using Vocabulary Using Colors and Food
The idea of pronouns can be hard for young children to grasp, but learning pronouns in Italian should also help your child gain a better understanding …
Continue ReadingTeaching Children to Speak Italian: How to Use the Verbs Like and Dislike Using Foods and Colors
Teaching children to express their likes and dislikes in Italian is a fun and easy way to practice new vocabulary. Talking about likes and dislikes …
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