Note: Older posts linked in this post may contain out of date information or links. That’s not to say there’s not still useful some information […] Read More
Category: culture
I recently came upon a wonderful activity idea from French teacher Chelsea Peeters on the French Teachers in the US Facebook group, which I adapted […] Read More
Last year, for the first time, I presented a mini-lesson to my students about Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. I searched YouTube for relevant videos to […] Read More
Before I explain this activity, let me give credit to the person who inspired it. French teacher Tracey Ford, who happens to teach at the […] Read More
Back in 2015, I wrote a post about Introducing French Students to Impressionism. I recommend reading that post before reading this one, because this post […] Read More
Some of you may be aware that I actually have a “side gig” as a professional photographer. I got really serious about photography about twelve […] 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
Well, I’ve been trying to post my new hybrid and virtual ideas related to holidays before the holiday actually occurs so that readers have an […] 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
St. Nicholas Day is coming December 6, and it is a holiday I always teach my students about. Normally, as I shared in this post, […] Read More
