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1. #High school teacher lesson planner plus#
2. #High school teacher lesson planner series#
3. #High school teacher lesson planner free#

* “If I could give 100 stars to The Spanish Bundle from World Language Cafe, I would!! This purchase, hands down, is the best decision I have ever made regarding Spanish classroom resources. And if you don’t trust me, here’s what other teachers say:

#High school teacher lesson planner plus#

I know this is a major investment, but trust me, it will save you hours and hours of time, plus it will make coming to class more fun for you and your students. You can purchase these lesson plans individually or save 25% and get them all as a Spanish lesson plans bundle. Spanish Foods Unit Phew! That’s a lot of stuff! This is one of my most popular resources. Also includes large flags to hang in class, map practice and quizzes, nationality practice and quizzes, country-capital practice, speaking activities, etc. Each week, pick a Hispanic country and plan a cultural Friday where you show 6-8 colorful photos from the country, color a country flag, learn interesting facts and travel virtually with a few short video clips. My Spanish Speaking Countries Bundle is instant culture for the whole year. Most textbooks don’t teach enough culture and this is what students love to learn the most. The post is sorted into categories, organized alphabetically: culture, games and fun, grammar, holidays, speaking, writing, and vocabulary and verbs. (Well maybe not every day, but most days). In this post, I’ll be sharing my favorite Spanish lesson plans, the ones which spark joy so that both my students and I love coming to class each day. There is no need for each teacher to spend hours, weekends, and vacations reinventing the wheel. I’ve seen what works and what doesn’t work in class.

#High school teacher lesson planner free#

To Teach Students First: Meet diverse learners’ needs through a range of classroom strategies: lecture, discussion, experiential learning, games, student presentations, technology integration, and free response writing.Are you a newer teacher who could use some guidance and Spanish lesson plans from a veteran teacher?Īre you teaching multiple levels of Spanish classes at once (3-5 preps)?ĭo you wish your students were more interested and engaged?Īre you looking for fresh ideas to spice up your class?ĭo you feel really tired from trying to do it all? What if you could get ready-made, teacher-created Spanish lesson plans that your students will love?īelieve me, I know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed with prepping for multiple classes, to struggle to get students to learn tricky Spanish grammar, and to be tired and a little burnt out.Designing Learning That Matters: Explore four ideas for bringing the characteristics of deep learning to classrooms and school learning. (Edutopia, 2015).

#High school teacher lesson planner series#

For more on differentiating instruction, the other posts in this series are great resources-also visit Edutopia’s Differentiated Instruction page.