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Why I don’t give my students Spanish names
You won’t find a Lupe in my classroom. You won’t find a Felipe, Margarita, José, Rosa, or even Pedro. That’s because I don’t assign “Spanish names” to students in my Spanish class. So yes, I call on Dylan, Tiffany, Chad, … Continue reading
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Tagged class names, nombres, spanish, spanish class, spanish names
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Partes del Cuerpo actividad
Teaching Body Parts in Spanish Class: It’s getting that time of the year: Garage Sales. As a teacher, garage sales are a great opportunity to find cheap items that you can incorporate into your classroom. Today’s idea features the classic … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Plans
Tagged espanol, flteach, partes del cuerpo, spanish class, teaching, vocabulario
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