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Adventures of a Spanish teacher living on an island in the Caribbean. Tips for Starting Interactive Notebooks in World Language Classes.Part 2. Earlier in the week, I wrote Part 1 of Starting Interactive Notebooks in World Language Classes. You may want to check that out HERE. If you haven't already. Today, I wanted to share a few more thoughts that have developed from my use of INBs in Spanish classes. Q: How often do you use the notebook? Q: Does everything you do in class get added to the notebook?

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Encouraging Student Creativity with Spanish Interactive Notebooks - Island Teacher

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Want to be an Island Teacher? Encouraging Student Creativity with Spanish Interactive Notebooks. Since I began using interactive notebooks at the beginning of the school year, one thing that I have really enjoyed is seeing creativity shine in notebooks of my students. Several times I have created an activity to be used in a specific way in my mind, but, then, my students have managed to make it more interesting than I had anticipated. I love seeing this! The point is that, even though this was a whole cl...

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Tired of Traditional Note Taking? Try Flip Books! - Island Teacher

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Want to be an Island Teacher? Tired of Traditional Note Taking? Do you use flip books in your classrooms? I'd love to hear about it! For more examples of Spanish Flip Books, click HERE. September 14, 2015 at 9:07 AM. Have you thought about selling your template so those of us who teach other languages can join in the fun of flipbooks? September 15, 2015 at 12:02 AM. Thanks so much for the suggestion! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Join my email list and receive a free interactive Spanish game! Now c...

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Want to be an Island Teacher? Creatively Teaching Spanish Speaking Countries and Capitals. And, because I'm now in the Cayman Islands, "Honduras! Are popular choices as well. While they may be able to spout off a few countries that speak Spanish, can they locate them on a map? Can they tell the capital city? Here are some of things we are doing for this unit of study:. For South America, we are using:. We couldn't leave out the other countries, even though this doesn't help with the map labeling:. 3 Next...

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6 Ways to Use Task Cards in Spanish Class - Island Teacher

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Want to be an Island Teacher? 6 Ways to Use Task Cards in Spanish Class. Have you heard of them? Chances are, if you are a secondary teacher, you may not have (or maybe I was just living under a rock! Task cards are just like the name suggests, a set of cards containing various questions or tasks for students to complete. They are extremely popular for elementary grade levels and seem to be increasing in popularity for secondary as well. Here are my TOP 6 USES for task cards! Use as a Station Activity.

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Tips for Starting Spanish Interactive Notebooks...Part 2 - Island Teacher

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Want to be an Island Teacher? Tips for Starting Spanish Interactive Notebooks.Part 2. Earlier in the week, I wrote Part 1 of Starting Spanish Interactive Notebooks. You may want to check that out HERE. If you haven't already. Today, I wanted to share a few more thoughts that have developed from my use of INBs in Spanish classes. Q: How often do you use the notebook? Q: Does everything you do in class get added to the notebook? Q: What are the benefits of using Interactive Notebooks? Do they help students?

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Why I Started Blogging. I officially started my blog in February to participate in a Valentine's Freebie blog hop. With some fellow Spanish teachers. I haven't done much with it since! Because I'm not currently teaching, I had no idea what to blog about. As I've followed other teachers' blogs and their instagrams, I've discovered that there's lots more to post about than just what goes on in the classroom! Saturday, May 30, 2015. My Goals for the Summer. I need to figure out what sh...

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A collection of resources for World Language teachers including Spanish, French, German. Tuesday, October 14, 2014. 5 Ways to Celebrate Día de los Muertos. Día de los Muertos is coming soon! Day of the Dead is celebrated annually on November 1-2. I know that I am always looking for fresh ideas to help students understand elements of this holiday and to steer them away from thinking that the celebration is just "Mexico's Halloween". Here are 5 ideas for infusing this holiday into your classroom! Watch the...

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