Learning to Teach Also Teaching to Learn

Here are some of my students thoughts.

Voilà, some of the student submissions.

Who would have thought? Click here to read the article.     Does not compare to La Tomatina. Seriously?

Every year I say I'm going to do a variation of Show & Tell in my Spanish classes and I never actually do it. This year I made sure ...

I like to start with a small unit on Music with my Grade 12s. It's a fun way to start off the semester, and it hooks them right away. A...

A little bit of the Twitterverse, directly and indirectly  incorporated  into class today via an activity that Martina Bex  put together fo...

I found these 2 great videos for preparing Guacamole that I will use during my Imperativo by way of Comida lessons. The first one has comp...

Using these fantastic scenes by artist Slinkachu (as well as here , here , here and here ), we made our own version, but with a specific f...

In preparation for their final project for this unit, I wanted to show my students that art is not limited to a brush and paint, or paper an...

I dared to ask my kids what art forms they wanted to look at, and the general consensus was on street art/urban art which is great because t...

I started the unit off with my very own digital gallery. I created QR Codes, borrowed the ipads we have available and threw them right in to...

My grade 12s (which in reality are part of a split level Grade 10/12 class, talk about being super organised!) have started the Art Unit. I ...