Bonjour! ¡Bienvenido! Vocabulary, verb conjugation, and syntax are extremely important when learning a new language. Inspire and engage students with visual aids, graphic organizers, and fun projects to help them practice. Practice dialogue and role-playing by creating comics or make custom worksheets to help students synthesize what they've learned. If you don't teach French or Spanish and are wondering how you can use Storyboard That, we have several resource and activity ideas to help out!
Teacher Guide by Liane Hicks
Teachers know that it is important to cultivate relationships with their students and foster a kind and inclusive classroom community. English Language Learners especially benefit from a culturally responsive classroom where they feel seen, heard, and appreciated. ELL students in particular need to feel secure that their classroom is a supportive and safe environment for them to take risks when practicing their new language. The student's first language, their country of origin, and their culture are an important and foundational part of their identity.
