In French class we try to avoid using English wherever possible when showing understanding. That’s why I often ask students to draw a phrase or […] Read More
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Now that I’ve transitioned back to 100% in person learning this year, I’ve had to reevaluate what new activities from last year I will keep […] Read More
All teachers know that the first week of school is crucial for setting the tone for the year and establish relationships. That is why I, […] Read More
I recently had the honor of presenting at NYSAFLT‘s Summer Institute on collaborative slides and PowerPoints, a topic I have been covering a lot lately […] Read More
Gimkit recently released a new mode called “Draw That” While they say it won’t be around forever, I am hopeful that it will come […] Read More
This is my second post about using collaborative PowerPoints in class. Click here to read my first post, where I discuss the basics of how […] Read More
I recently blogged in this post about how I planned to celebrate Mardi Gras with my students. I shared both hybrid and virtual activities. After […] Read More
NOTE: I’m reposting this, as I added some additional resources. Like just about everything we normally do in our classrooms, Mardi Gras is another […] Read More
Wow, this year certainly came with a lot of unexpected challenges, didn’t it? And the end of the year, I often round up my favorite […] Read More
Over the summer, I blogged about my revamped version of what I used to call “independent homework,” and I now call “independent exploration.” Independent Exploration […] Read More
