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

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,

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

I know it doesn’t seem like a typical activity for the language classroom, but the cootie catcher is a fun activity to use with students

If you’re looking for a high-energy, low-prep review game that gets every student involved, let me introduce you to Bluff-O-Rama. This interactive game shifts the

Looking for a low-prep, high-engagement way to get students practicing receptive skills, the manual alphabet, and numbers all at once? ASL Number Codes—also known as

Let’s be honest, sub days are some of the hardest days of the school year. Sure, we all dream of a day off, but the

Thanksgiving is the perfect time to blend culture, language, and community in your ASL classroom. Between turkey talk and family traditions, there’s so much rich,

As language teachers, one of our biggest goals is to help students feel confident communicating in the target language. Whether you teach Spanish, French, German,