Miss Señorita
If your students have ants in their pants and you want a review activity where they can get up, but have a purpose and reinforce Spanish - this is the Spanish review game for you! The best part is that this fun activity can be used with just about any grammar or vocabulary topic. 😜 So it's a low-prep, easy activity that you can use over and over again for each unit. Yaaaasssssss. ...
I inherited a class set of student white boards (about the size of a piece of paper) in my first teaching position and it was The 👏 Best 👏 Thing 👏 Ever 👏.  ...
Lesson planning can be a MONSTER. It's this continual chore and sometimes I have felt like I'm barely ahead. And that's stressful! ...
Have you ever looked at your calendar and realized - wholly crap the midterm is 3 weeks away and I still have 6 weeks worth of material to teach! I know I've been there. #firstyearteacherproblems #andsecondyeartoo I have some tips to help you out in this moment of crisis and to help you avoid it in the future!...
Every year I look forward to some lessons more than the others that I teach. But there's one in particular that I looooooove teaching. It's my FAVORITE day of the school year because I love teaching this lesson so much....
This is my last blog post about traveling abroad with students - what to expect once you get to your destination. This post is basically what I learned through experience, having taken teenagers abroad. Part 1: Why You Should Travel with Students Abroad Part 2:  How to Plan for Traveling with Students Abroad Part 3:  What to Plan Before Traveling with Students Abroad...
This is my third blog post about traveling abroad with students. The first two focused on why you should plan a student travel tour, and how to plan the trip. This blog post focuses on what to plan for before you get to the airport. Part 1: Why you should travel with students abroad   Part 2: How to plan for traveling with students abroad ...