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Your younger students will use the familiar nursery rhyme Rain, Rain, Go Away to learn rhyming words, vocabulary, and word families. This article is …
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Teaching a language is so much more than just the mechanics. My personal challenge is to instill in my students a sense of the value of learning a …
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This article will give you the guidelines to evaluate your child at the end of the second grade. If they have mastered all of the concepts they can …
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Synoptic conjugation? Verb drills, fun?! They can be. If your students need fresh and exciting ways to practice verbs, follow this lesson plan and you …
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Find an overview for a nursery rhyme unit to teach rhyming words and word families. You will find a rationale for teaching nursery rhymes in the …
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This lesson plan dispels a common myth that is too often repeated in Spanish-learning and teaching circles – that “estar” is for …
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When homeschooling, report cards are not necessary in some states, but they are very beneficial to both parent and child. The grades give the parents …
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The classic nursery rhyme, “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” is the focus of this lesson plan on early reading skills. By repetitive …
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Here are elementary writing prompts ideas for the classroom. Help your students’ writing by displaying a monthly word bank in your room. The …
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This lesson plan is good for the first or second day of class. It is designed to dispel two miconceptions (1) “Spanish is the easy …
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