Transportation is an essential part of everyday life, influencing how we move, work, travel, and connect with the world around us. In this workout, learners explore the topic of transportation in Spanish through engaging discussion questions, practical vocabulary, and reflective journal prompts. They will examine different modes of transportation—from cars and bicycles to trains, planes, […]
Teaching languages can be HARD. Not just for learners, but for us, too. Making ourselves understood all day while ensuring they are immersed, engaged and acquiring languages is A LOT. Games that keep learners practicing the target language do a lot of the heavy lifting for us. I did an experiment with AI last year
We all have the same 24 hours in a day. Here are some ideas to turn some time every day into language learning time. Select an activity or two that realistically fits into your life, carve out some time each day and track it over the next five weeks. You will be amazed at the
The environment is one of the most important topics of our time, influencing the health of our planet and the future of every living being. This workout invites learners to explore key environmental issues—such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and sustainability—while building their Spanish vocabulary and communication skills. ¿Cuál es tu opinión sobre el
Polite Complaints and Everyday Conversations This skit project is a highly engaging way for students to practice everyday vocabulary, real-world communication skills, and the structure of polite complaints in French. By working together to write, memorize, and perform a short scene/skit, students build confidence speaking French while acting out practical situations they may encounter while
Binge watching is one of my very favorite ways to learn languages. It takes different amounts of time to learn different categories of languages. As English speakers, the languages that take us the least amount of time to become functionally fluent in are the ones most closely related to our language. Think about England’s neighbors,