Full disclosure: Socrative did not pay me anything to write this article, in fact they did not even ask me to write this article! I […] Read More
Author: Samantha Decker
Over the summer, a few of my colleagues got me in on a practice that has been going on for some time now, but which […] Read More
Perhaps a better title for this post would be, “Ways to Reinforce Where French is Spoken,” since a major part of geography for me is […] Read More
Last fall I started following Annabelle Allen aka La Maestra Loca (read her blog here) after seeing her present at ACTFL in New Orleans. Recently […] Read More
I guess I’ve never done a post that outlines what I do on the first day of school, so here it is. I’ve gotten my […] Read More
As I enter my tenth year teaching middle school French, I realize there’s a lot to love about the middle level. Sure, middle school, like […] Read More
This is just a quick post to share a new tool I recently used to give students speaking assessments. It’s called Superhero Comic Book Maker […] Read More
With our revamped curriculum this year, I had an opportunity to try some new projects with my students. Over the past year, I have developed […] Read More
So in an effort to reinforce the structure “tu es,” I recently had my students make fortune tellers. If you don’t know what a fortune […] Read More
So I first heard about GooseChase on some of the blogs I read, but I was super excited when my colleague Sarah used it so I […] Read More
