A Writing and Literacy Lesson for a Substitute Teacher
Imagine standing in front of a classroom of eager and energetic students as a substitute, only to realize that the teacher either hasn’t left a …
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Imagine standing in front of a classroom of eager and energetic students as a substitute, only to realize that the teacher either hasn’t left a …
Continue ReadingThis article presents an activity that involves writing in a journal to improve Spanish fluency. Students will pick different real world type …
Continue ReadingThis article provides a social studies lesson plan on the geography of Ancient Palestine and modern day Israel. The lesson provides students with …
Continue ReadingWhen a student has ADHD, their life seems to be complete chaos with everything, including their thoughts, a disorganized mess. Teachers can help their …
Continue ReadingWatch a video, see how ‘shopping’ is expressed in sign language and learn about the basics and origin of sign language. (ASL)
Continue ReadingASL is the sign language developed by the deaf community in America. Recognized as a separate language, it’s quite different from English or …
Continue ReadingThe convention of using punctuation marks in written English increases the ease with which readers and writers understand writing. This article …
Continue ReadingTeaching your students how to tell time in Spanish is also a chance for them to practice conversational Spanish. In the following activity, your …
Continue ReadingMost Spanish I students start learning basic interrogative words on the first day of class, usually by asking how someone is or what his name is. …
Continue ReadingThe interactive Spanish classroom activity presented in this article will let your students identify Spanish speaking countries and capitals while …
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