Who Has…? A Game of Descriptions
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…?”
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…?”
Incorporating logic puzzles into a world language classroom can provide a unique and engaging way to help students build language skills while developing critical thinking
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
You have heard me talk about March Madness in the classroom and it has nothing to do with basketball. I love using the March Brackets
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
We all love teaching about the holidays and creating activities that are fun for our students. But have you ever stopped to think about your
Although the post is about why you should use circling in the classroom I want to start off by talking about what circling is. Many
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If you are looking for a fun and low-stress activity to get the school year started, hexagon connections is the perfect activity for you. It
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