Our Spanish Facebook Profile Project is one of our best sellers. And according to the reviews, it’s not only a hit with teachers, but students love it too. And it’s no wonder. Students not only create their own Facebook profile page, but also a newsfeed with posts from their “friends” as well as a notification page, just like facebook.
Also included is a list of common “text-talk”: abbreviations native speakers use when texting. Such as “a2” for “adiós”. 
So we are excited to announce that we now have a French version of this project. And you could win either one of these versions on our Facebook giveaway.
All you need to do is to go to our Facebook page, www.Facebook.com/SpanishPlans and tag a French teacher in the comments of our most recent post. The people you tag will be eligible to win the French version and anyone who tags (that’s you!) is entered to win the French OR Spanish version.
For more French resources, check out our French page.
Example: Your students are learning about command forms. So, you give them this little trick (on right) to remember the irregular forms for positive tú commands: Ven Di Sal Haz Ten Ve Pon Sé.
or takeaways. Two students specifically mentioned that the MovieTalk of 
using the book and perhaps there were a few parts that I could have done a better job in making sure all students had full comprehension of the events in the chapter. One way to aid in comprehension is to make your own “movie” of the events of the book. You can also use this technique for ANY story you tell in class and we are going to tell you how. 
students to speak only Spanish. I know some teachers give participation points, some use a system where they hand out tickets/fake money, but this is novelty for students.
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