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La vecina chismosa
Calling all Chismosos Everywhere! New Novel, Fresh Gossip!Looking to add a little extra drama to your shelves this fall? La vecina chismosa might be just the book. Perfect for Spanish Level 2, this novel blends comedy, creativity, and comprehensibility in all the right ways. It’s an especially fun pick for students who need that gentle push toward… Continue reading La vecina chismosa
Spanish Novels for Level 1 Students – Ideal for Independent Reading & Thematic Units
Spanish Novels for Level 1 Students: Ideal for Independent Reading & Thematic Units
Breathe. Batch. Balance. Simple Ways for Teachers to Avoid Burnout!
Breathe Batch Balance and preserve your energy and sanity as we head into the final stretch.
Tres Citas Para El Prom: Una Aventura Cómica (New CI Novel)
Tres Citas Para El Prom: Not Every Problem Has an Easy Solution (New CI Novel).
Joyful and Rejuvenated: Reflections on CI Mitten
Even though it’s just a 4-hour drive away, this was my first time attending CI Mitten! Between the pandemic and chaperoning student trips, I hadn’t made it in the past—but this weekend more than made up for lost time.Not only did I get to soak in all the learning and community, but I also had… Continue reading Joyful and Rejuvenated: Reflections on CI Mitten
Writing with Purpose: Representation, Relevance, and Resonance in Storytelling!
Writing with Purpose: Representation, Relevance, and Resonance in Storytelling!
Engaging Reads for Your Students: Stories of Identity, Self-Acceptance, and Resilience!
This week on Teaching From the Trenches, we looked at books with an integrated cast of characters. The theme emerging this week was identity and self-acceptance. Take a look below at the novels as you might want to grab a few for you classroom library!
Integrating Black History In the WL Classroom: Series from “Teaching From the Trenches.”
I put together this blog post as part of my Teaching from the Trenches series, where I’m sharing resources a few times a week that you can use in your classroom during Black History Month. But let me be clear—these resources aren’t just for February. They can be used any time of year, integrated seamlessly with your curriculum, and connected to other content areas.
¡Visita San Andrés, Colombia! New Spanish Resource with Audio!
Learn about San Andrés Colombia. The unique culture, blend of languages, cultural dances, and food!
