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Preschool teaching strategies for bilingual classrooms
Preschool teaching strategies emerge from designing lessons and curriculum. More importantly, these techniques developed by what you want to teach in the preschool classroom. Imagine a preschool classroom utterly blank with only the bare walls and a floor. How would you fill up the room? Perhaps, you might think you need chairs, tables, rugs, desks, and books. However, you might be surprised that one of……...
Anchor charts to supercharge your bilingual literacy centers
Using anchor charts in bilingual literacy centers supports reading, classroom procedures, and act as visual reminders.
Unexpected effective uses for bilingual literacy centers
Efficient ways to use bilingual literacy centers for motivation, learning, and engagement.
The impact of bilingual learning in project based learning
Project based learning creates the adequate setting for bilingual learning
10 clever ways to simplify lesson planning
Use simple tools for easy lesson planning with a collection of apps, planners, and sites.
10 Ways to Teach Spanish Sight Words
What are some fun ways to teach Spanish sight words? To teach Spanish sight words is just as important as learning them whether it is in English or Spanish. When teaching Spanish sight words, it is essential to offer the tools for students to use these words constantly. Often regarded as high-frequency words, sight words are a collection of must-know words. In Spanish, sight words……...
Summer Immersion Programs
What are questions to ask about summer immersion programs? Summer immersion programs are very popular when the school year is over. Perhaps, you might’ve considered whether these programs are worth the time and money. Regardless of the motivation to undertake a course or begin a summer immersion program, you need to know the following questions. Considerations about Spanish summer immersion programs How is the Spanish……...
Left side activities for interactive notebooks
Do you know how students learn the most from the left side activities in their interactive notebooks? The left side activities of interactive notebooks is sometimes the most hands-on experience for most students. It is also the most fun. On this side, students participate more with their learning. They are more active in completing questions and offering feedback. Amazingly, students like to collaborate more with each other,……...
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