Hello! My name
is Jessica and my blog is MissSenoritaTpt! I
just started my blog in July 2015, so I’m still pretty new to the blogging
world. I taught Spanish in middle
and high school for 7 years, and now I work full time on my TeachersPayTeachers
store. Here are my top 5 blog posts from 2015:
5. Coloring
Activities in the High School Classroom – I love coloring activities! And
so do high school students, I promise. This blog post gives you 3 ideas for how
to incorporate coloring activities into a variety of lessons from lower level
to upper level Spanish classes.
4. Listening
Activities for Lower Level Spanish Classes – It can be so hard to find good
listening activities to play in class for lower level classes – native speakers
frequently speak too quickly and used far too advanced vocabulary. This blog
post gives 2 ideas for websites that have great listening
activities you can use in lower level classes.
activities you can use in lower level classes.
3. What’s
in my Teaching Bag? – This is a fun blog post about what I kept in my
bookbag “teaching bag” – chapstick, stickers, pens, ibuprofen…
2. Letting
Students Choose Their Seats – I let students choose their seats in high
school and also when I taught middle school, and I explain in this blog post
why I chose to do that, and how I used it as a classroom management tool.
1. Ask
& Switch – A Speaking Activity – Ask and Switch is a speaking activity
I did frequently with students in my classes. It gets everyone up and out of their seats, and they
practice a variety of questions and answers, so it can be used in classes of
any level.
I hope these blog posts will give you
some ideas for activities you can use in your classes! My next blog posts will center on
traveling abroad with students – I hope you’ll stop by and check it out!
Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing the top posts of the year from numerous World Language Teachers. Today is our first installment. Check out all the posts.
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