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…?”
The game “Keep Talking” is a fun and engaging activity that promotes conversation, critical thinking, and collaboration among students. The game can be played with
Story Squares are a visual storytelling tool designed to enhance language acquisition through narratives. Typically, these are a set of squares, each containing a chunk
Thanksgiving in the ASL Classroom The month of November is all about giving thanks. It is sometimes a concept our students don’t really understand. Where
Are you looking for an activity to change things up and still keep students engaged in the content? Do your students like to play games?
Say Something is a fun communication activity where students will recall facts from a lecture, video, picture talk, or another source to complete for points.
Let’s face it, students really struggle with this concept of using the face to communicate. No matter how much we emphasize it and cause our
Recently I have been talking a lot about using video shorts in the classroom. Why? Because they are super engaging and full of great material
In a recent post, I wrote about why you should use video shorts in your language classroom. Now let’s talk about how you can accomplish
Why Students Love a Murder Mystery Murder mysteries are one of my students’ favorite activities. By far I get more requests for this type of