I am constantly seeing posts in my social media groups about what is one thing in your classroom you can’t live without. For years, I have pondered this question and answered it a million different ways. There has never been one thing I LOVE so much I can’t teach without…until
Is it really possible to turn the classroom into a board game? It is! I stumbled across a blog post from Spanish Sundries that gave me an idea for turning the ASL classroom
It is that time of year, the “April Slump.” Between state testing, AP exams, and the siren song of summer vacation, the energy in the classroom can feel like it’s
By the final weeks of school, students are mentally done with traditional learning, and let’s face it, teachers are too. Energy is low, attention spans are shorter, and motivation can
If you’ve been using stations in your world languages classroom for a while, you probably already know the basics…set up your groups, assign tasks, rotate, repeat. But let’s be honest
Learning literature and poetry in the ASL classroom is so important for students to understand the rich history and culture of ASL. It also allows our students to see the playful
If you’re looking to increase engagement while building strong comprehension skills, Movie Talks (or Clip Chats) are a must-have strategy in your teaching toolkit. Using short video clips in the
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