Think your students would fancy being a princess, a witch or a fairy?
It is no big secret that storytelling is a fantastic language teaching tool—but you may not realize that fairy tales are great for all ages and …
Ah, colors.
They’re everywhere.
They paint our wardrobes, food, dreams and, of course, art.
Colors play such an integral role in every aspect of life—it’s hard to note an instance where they don’t appear.
As a result, if you’re teaching …
As an AP French teacher, you’re always working against the clock.
But that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice creativity for efficiency.
In fact, the designated course themes lend themselves very well to creative and efficient French teaching.
New …
Sometimes there’s no harm in sugar-coating.
Like, for instance, when you dress up French grammar to make practicing more fun.
When your students interact with grammar in engaging games, that practice might just become your students’ favorite part of …
Sometimes, it seems like it would take a whole village to fill the spaces in your students’ French vocabulary.
Forget the numerous false cognates, complex pronunciations and spelling rules.
Just making sure they memorize a noun’s gender and plural …
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
No, we’re not back in the French Revolution.
I’m talking about high school.
With high schoolers, moods can change in an instant, so sometimes as French teachers it …
A great opportunity for fun French lessons is hoppity-hopping your way.
Christmas has gone by in a flurry of “ho ho hos” and the New Year is in full swing.
Mardi Gras and Valentine’s Day are but memories.
But guess …
