Art can be one of the most powerful and relevant authentic resources students can encounter in the language classroom. Authentic art created by Deaf people
I just recently read about a game to practice numbers from Martina Bex. It is called when you know, you know. It is kind of
Brain breaks are great for improved cognitive functioning, resolving behavior issues, and enhanced learning readiness. Regular brain breaks can enhance attentiveness, concentration, and focus which
I am fairly new to using Padlet this year. Don’t get me wrong. I have used it in the past, just on a regular basis.
Incorporate AP Themes into the Language Classroom By now you all know that I LOVE to incorporate AP thems into the language classroom. Thematic units
Choice boards are a great way to offer students a way to show what they know. The boards connect to what they are learning. They
If you are not a teacher, you just don’t understand the very common phrase among educators…There is no tired like teacher tired. This job can
Chopped Chopped is a fun activity to play in the classroom while learning food terms and phrases. It can be put together in a number
So you have read how to get started with your pen pal exchange and now you need some ideas for what to do during these
I know in the ASL classroom vocabulary lists are a hotly debated issue. Some people love them some people loathe them and there are others