The beginning of the school year is filled with excitement, new routines, and fresh opportunities. Teachers spend time establishing classroom expectations, building relationships, and helping students settle into a new learning environment. One practice that often gets overlooked, however, is intentionally teaching students how to set goals and reflect on
Summer is Ending Have you heard the saying August is the Sunday of the year for teachers? Somehow the phenomenon of summer coming to an end happens annually; however, some
Back-to-school season always brings mixed emotions. Part of me wishes summer could last forever, while another part looks forward to the fresh start, new students, and endless possibilities that a
So you are going back to work, and you are stuck wondering what to do on the first day of ASL 3 or 4. We all know the first day
Every ASL teacher knows the feeling…you want your students actively communicating, laughing, signing, and truly using the language, but coming up with fresh ideas week after week is exhausting. After
If you’re looking for a fun and interactive way to engage your students in a lesson on communication, descriptions, and deduction, the game “Who Has…?” might be the perfect activity!
I recently searched for some ideas for the first week of school to see if there were any fresh, new ideas out there. I came across this tweet from Caitin
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