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En el restaurante comic strips
We’ve taken the language out of a few authentic comic strips and used them as a writing assessment for students for students to write the dialogue of ordering at a restaurant. Take this Condorito comic: and then have students write … Continue reading
Posted in Authentic Resource, Resources
Tagged comics, comida, Condorito, food, restaurante, tiras comicas
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Collaboration
Thanks to the internet, you are never a department of one. The free exchange of ideas and collaboration is rampant on the web, with such social networks as Twitter (#langchat) and Facebook (Spanish Teacher Groups). Google Drive has allowed teachers … Continue reading
Pedacito de Navidad Movietalk
If you are looking for some authentic resources for La Navidad,check out our post with includes: -a template for writing a letter to “Papa Noel” : Carta a Santa requirements -the letter template: Carta a Santa We like Jesse y … Continue reading
Elf on the Shelf in the WL Classroom: Day 1
Originally posted on La Clase de la Señora Dentlinger:
I think Elf on the Shelf is a great way to bring some fun into the classroom. I blogged about the idea yesterday. I shared some cultural situations the elf could…
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Alma MovieTalk lesson
My first MovieTalk and I loved it. I used the short animation, Alma, with my first year students and it went great. We were able to use the movie to practice so much language: 1) structures of quiere, puede, mira, … Continue reading
Posted in iPads, Lesson Plans, Storytelling
Tagged Alma, MovieTalk, retell, speaking, storytelling, writing
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Promoting Performance
In a performance and proficiency based classroom, students coming from traditional classroom needs some guidance. Musicuento uses an example of a “Talking about a taco” to show the different proficiency levels. Can you use singular words to talk about a … Continue reading
Perspective through literature
While travel is the best way to broaden your perspective, that may be a bit difficult for our students. We talk about the image below of a man standing on top of a stack of books and being able to … Continue reading






