Emojis can be useful visuals to use in the language classroom. They are also appealing to kids because they use them themselves. Here are some […] Read More
Author: Samantha Decker
Back in March, I introduced my students to the music of Beninese singer Angélique Kidjo. Kidjo is a multilingual, multiple Grammy winning musician and a […] Read More
To my email subscribers, I recently learned that an issue with my MailChimp account prevented posts from being sent to subscribers for almost the past […] Read More
This isn’t the first time I’ve blogged about Mardi Gras. Back in 2015, I shared My Favorite #Authres (and More!) for Mardi Gras & Carnaval. […] Read More
Note: This is an update of a post I wrote back in 2016. Outdated resources have been removed and new ones have been added. Time, […] Read More
Back in 2014, I wrote a post entitled The Value of Low-Tech in a High-Tech World. It’s over 10 years old at this point, but […] Read More
With the recent reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris after its devastating fire in 2019, I thought this might be a great topic for […] Read More
Note: If you are an email subscriber, I recommend viewing this post in your browser, as there are videos and other content which will not […] Read More
At the end of the calendar year, I do a retrospective on my favorite activities and resources I used for the first time or brought […] Read More
It seems I have an abundance of cultural resources that I use when introducing my students to food and meal-taking in French. In this post, […] Read More
