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
Category: writing
This is an update of a post I first published back in 2019. Click here to read the original post. In recent years, I have […] Read More
I’ve been teaching novice learners for nearly 12 years. When I first began, I was more grammar and accuracy focused in terms of my expectations […] 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
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
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
Today my colleague Robin Murray are giving a presentation at the New York State Middle School Association (NYSMSA) Conference called “Meaningful World Language Cultural Activities.” […] Read More
I’m sure I’m not the only teacher who has found that many students dislike writing. In this post, I will share three fun activities I […] Read More
Parts of the body can be a difficult topic to make contextual. With the right activities, though, it can be a lot of fun to […] Read More
This activity is based on Amy Lenord’s Superhero Talk Read Talk Write Lesson. I took elements of her lesson and adapted them to suit a […] Read More
