World Language Class Project: Leave a Message! (Voicemail Project)

Teaching World Languages

World Language Class Project: Leave a Message! (Voicemail Project) Enhance novice-high and intermediate language learners’ communication skills with this “Leave a Message” voicemail project. Students practice technology vocabulary and informal commands by writing and recording a realistic voicemail that includes greetings, reasons for calling, multiple commands, and a friendly closing. Includes templates, sample models, vocabulary […]

World Language Class Project: A Trip Around the World

Teaching World Languages

A Trip Around the World Engage novice-high/intermediate world language learners with the “Trip Around the World” past-tense narrative project. Students choose between a written essay or visual presentation to describe a real or imagined trip using accurate past tense verbs, transitions, and cultural details. The project culminates in an oral presentation demonstrating clear communication and

World Language Class Project: Hotel & Travel Review Project

Teaching World Languages

World Language Class Project: Hotel & Travel Review Project Engage students with this comprehensive world language hotel & travel review project. Learners review essential travel vocabulary, plan a trip, design a group itinerary, and create dialogues for hotel reservations or check-ins. Includes extension activities, cultural elements, and useful vocabulary lists for meaningful practice in the

Holiday Activities for Language Classes

Teaching World Languages

Holidays offer a fantastic opportunity for teaching languages. They offer opportunities to teach vocabulary, culture, traditions, and even food—all while having fun. They’re also a great way to bring variety and excitement to your lessons. Below are a few activities you can try in your language classes. Post-Holiday Vision Boards Looking for a fun, engaging

Learning Spanish Narration with Chat Mats

Spanish 2 Lesson Plans, Spanish 3 Lesson Plans, Spanish Lesson Plans, Teaching World Languages

In the short video “Learning Spanish Narration with Chat Mats” I share a classroom-tested activity that helps learners master narrating in the past. Chat mats are simple, repeatable, and perfect for building confidence with the preterite and the imperfect through short, guided conversations and presentations. Why chat mats work Chat mats turn abstract grammar into

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