Germans love their potatoes.
They have them cooked or roasted, sautéed or fried, mashed or grated, with skin or without.
Indeed, potatoes are great. But do you want to eat them every single day?
Do you know what Germans like …
“Variety is the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor,” as the poem goes.
It’s also key to keep your classroom engaging.
I know it from my own experience in school, as both a student and …
Who does not love a good story?
For me, stories are why I love being a language teacher.
Sharing share stories with my students opens them up to a whole new world of exciting ideas and perspectives.
From relating …
Ever had to teach a lesson using nothing but a textbook and a whiteboard?
It feels like taking a trip back in time to the days of horse-drawn carriages and oil lamps.
What’s more, it’s hard to really connect and …
Teaching German is more than just teaching the language.
The goal of German lessons is to have students be able to walk up to a native German, say “Guten Tag” and then have a conversation.
Your students need …
Don’t you just hate all those online German teaching resources?
It’s kind of like how you get stuck in a Netflix void, just browsing and never watching—there’s so much German teaching content to choose from that you spend more time …
Spit the following German words out as a rap, and your students will remember them forever!
L wie Lampe, M wie Maus, H wie Hose—komm in unser Haus.
L is for lamp, M is for mouse, T is for …