Teaching Spanish w/ Comprehensible Input

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May seemed like the perfect month to create an activity for my students that would require them to get up and moving in order to read and an...

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Here is a simple strategy that online teachers can employ to help students that are learning synchronously from home to stay engaged.  At my...

  I'm a few days away from starting the novel "El escape cubano" written by Mira Canion . In my classroom, it's all about ...

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Today I'm sharing a lesson that will engage students and provide you, the teacher, with a load of possibilities to comprehensible input ...