Activities for any language class
Tweet AP Spanish Language Interpersonal Writing Task If you’re unfamiliar with the AP program, it stands for Advanced Placement. Language students in high school can study Spanish to the upper intermediate level and take a test demonstrating the skills they developed. Since it’s an upper level class… Read More AP Spanish Interpersonal Task
TweetLearn Italian Online: The 200-hour Challenge Two hundred hours is a perfect amount of time to invest in upping your skills in a language. Building language proficiency in a foreign language requires an investment of time engaged in understanding and using new words and phrases. While we can track and note our progress and improvements… Read More Learn Italian Online: The 200-hour Challenge
Tweet Learn Spanish (or any) Vocabulary through Shopping Activities that simulate shopping are a super-valuable way to learn beginning Spanish (or any) language. They recycle lots of vocabulary, are interactive and allow for movement and creativity. Here are some of my favorites. Shopping Beginner/A. Simple lists of vocabulary. Put them in teams, give them the… Read More Learn Spanish (or any) Vocabulary through Shopping
Tweet Post it Notes for French (or any language) lessons Post it notes are one of my favorite resources for French (or any language) lesson. They are flexible, adaptable and can be used in so many ways. Check out some of my favorite ways to use Post it notes in my language classes: Label vocabulary:… Read More Post It Notes for French (or any language) Lessons
TweetDo you know about italki? If you do you know it is a great way to connect with speakers of the language that you are learning. We learn languages by understanding (Krashen) and build our skills through practice. Communicating in the target language provides the perfect opportunity to get the input we need to understand… Read More Italki for the Language Classroom