If your class needs to get out of their seats but you still want them producing and processing Spanish, a quick round of pañuelito does both. It’s a movement game played in Spanish-speaking countries for generations — also known as el juego del pañuelo — and it adapts to almost any vocabulary set you’re already […]
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What’s the top complaint of elementary world language teachers? TIME. I cannot tell you how often I hear teachers and world language district specialists alike lament the prevailing mood in schools and districts that we really ought to be producing better results in language proficiency in our younger learners, and we really ought to be […]
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Our #LangChat on “Games in the language classroom” was full of great ideas and discussion. I’ll try to summarize most of the ideas here. Pull up a chair and grab a cup of coffee, there are so many great ideas to share! Thanks to Diego Ojeda and Elvira Deyamport for moderating and for all the […]
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