Please enjoy my medley of blog posts, meant to uplift and guide our teachers while affirming the diversity of our students. Search for specific topics below.
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Whole Brain, Whole Body, Whole Classroom: Teaching All Minds with Comprehensible Input
Guest blog post by Jessica Charlton, Secondary Education World Language Teacher If you’ve ever taught a group of students with diverse learning needs, neurodivergent thinkers, anxious learners, gifted creatives, and everyone in between, you know there’s no such thing as a typical class! And as teachers, our classes (and class dynamics) change every semester or
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Starting the School Year by Creating Your Cultural Classroom
Start the school year with ease and inspiration by creating a cultural classroom. In this post, discover three irresistible, low-prep ways to integrate authentic culture into your Spanish or world language lessons—plus research-backed reasons why cultural inclusion and representation matter for your students’ learning and sense of belonging. As world language teachers, our hearts are
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The Afro-Latino Spanish Classroom Calendar: A Year-Round Road Map for Normalizing Diversity
Looking for a Spanish culture calendar that goes beyond the usual holidays and textbook examples? ✨My free September download of The Afro-Latino Classroom Calendar is live! It spotlights key dates, biographies, and cultural moments that uplift Afro-Latino voices—with links embedded to get you started in the classroom! This calendar of activities is perfect to integrate
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An Earth Day That Hits Different: Meaningful Lessons for Spanish Class
When Earth Day rolls around, I don’t just think about reusable bags and paper straws. I think about my daughter. She’s ten. Brilliant. Observant. Deeply thoughtful. And lately, she’s been asking me some questions that are hard to answer: 👧🏽 “Why do the cars that are better for the environment cost more than the ones
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What Does It Really Mean to Decolonize the Spanish Classroom? (And how can we actually do it?)
Decolonizing your Spanish classroom isn’t about being perfect or checking boxes. It’s about re-centering voices that have been historically left out and creating a space where students can connect more deeply—to themselves, each other, and the world. 💃🏽 Resources included. Here’s what that can look like in real life: 1. 🌍 Shift Away from the
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Why Afro-Latino Voices Belong in Black History Month
“You can’t have your fried chicken and tacos too.” That was a comment I once received on an Afro-Latino-themed ad I ran on Facebook…. …I deleted it… …But I haven’t forgotten it. Unfortunately, it lives rent-free in my head. Because it reminded me of a painful truth in the work that I do and the
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Bringing Culture into the Classroom: Why the 5th C is So Hard to Implement
Culture is often referred to as the heart of language learning, the piece that transforms a classroom experience from memorization to connection. The ACTFL’s 5 C’s—Communication, Cultures, Connections, Comparisons, and Communities—are designed to guide language educators toward holistic instruction. Yet, among these, the “Cultures” component often feels the most elusive. Why is it so challenging
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Bad Bunny & “DeBÍ TiRaR MáS FOtoS”: More Than Entertainment—A Cultural Statement That You Need To Teach
📸Ways that you can incorporate Bad Bunny’s new album into your Spanish class On January 5th, 2025, Bad Bunny dropped an exquisite love letter to Puerto Rico in the form of a musical album with “DeBÍ TiRaR MáS FOtoS”. Two days prior, he released a cortometraje that he directed to great acclaim. As of Jan
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How One Project Changed Everything: Lessons from My Cultural Classroom
Representation in the Spanish classroom matters—but too often, Afro-Latino voices remain underrepresented or completely absent from language curriculums. As educators, we have the power to shape how students engage with the language and the cultures it represents, but how can we ensure we’re sharing a fuller, more inclusive picture of the Spanish-speaking world? This look
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Centering Indigenous Voices: A Guide to Social Justice in the Classroom
When it comes to teaching social justice, one of the most powerful ways to engage students is through the theme of Indigenous voices. Indigenous cultures, languages, and histories are rich with lessons about resilience, community, and identity. Yet, these voices have been marginalized for centuries, and their stories often go untold in mainstream education. As
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Creating a Social Justice-Informed and Intercultural World Language Classroom | Actionable Steps
In today’s diverse and interconnected world, the role of language educators extends beyond teaching grammar and vocabulary. It involves fostering an environment that promotes social justice, cultural understanding, and empathy. At my March 2024 Keynote Speech with FLENJ, I talked all about empathy and how the goal is to help children understand that we are
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Get to Know Your Students Better: A Must-Have Back-to-School Tool
Are you ready to create a more inclusive and engaging classroom environment? This comprehensive back-to-school student survey is your solution. It offers 40 versatile questions covering everything from basic information to cultural insights and personal interests. Choose from Google Forms, Google Slides, or a printable PDF to fit your teaching style. Key benefits: The survey
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Transform Your Classroom with Interculturality
If I could tell you one thing to help you this upcoming school year, it would be to incorporate themes of interculturality in your classroom. I know–what even is “interculturality”? But trust me, it’s not as inaccessible as it sounds. In fact, it’s completely within your reach. This is something I’ve emphasized in my previous
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El Grito de Lares: Honoring Puerto Rican Heritage in the Classroom
I have a special relationship with the Caribbean. Growing up, all my friends were Puerto Rican and singing “Preciosa” meant just as much to me as it did to them. Learning and sharing about my learnings along the way bring me so much joy. Today, I bring you an honored day in Lares, Puerto Rico.
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The FREE Practical & Comprehensible Conference: Celebrate YOU!
Hola hola hola mi gente linda! While summer is definitely a time for rest and relaxation, it’s also a perfect opportunity to recharge your teaching batteries and fill your professional cup at your own pace. ☕️ That’s where the 🔗 Practical & Comprehensible 5th FREE Virtual Conference comes in! This conference isn’t your typical PD.
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Three Things I Learned From My Chiquis | 2024
This year was a challenging one, and I’m sure many of you felt it too. I dealt with personal difficulties, health concerns, time constraints, and a summative review (a type of yearly teacher observation). Not to mention running to and from conferences and keeping The Cultural Classroom going, which I love! Honestly, now that the
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Celebrating Juneteenth in the Spanish Classroom: A Journey of Freedom and Culture
Introduction As educators, we have a unique opportunity to bring the richness of diverse cultures into our classrooms. Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19th, is a significant day in American history, marking the end of slavery in the United States. While this holiday is rooted in African American history, it also ties into the wider diaspora
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April is Arab American Month: How & Why Should We Celebrate it in Spanish Class?
As April begins to release it’s blossoms, let’s ready our classes to uplift Arab voices in celebration of Arab American Month. Mi gente, join me in a cultural deep dive that impacts our target language and cultures that we teach–not only for this month but for a year-round celebration of diversity and inclusion! So…quiz time!
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🍀March into Culture: A Deep Dive into Intercultural Learning Opportunities in Spanish Class
As March approaches, I find myself eagerly anticipating the many enriching experiences it brings! March is not just another month; it’s a vibrant tapestry woven with cultural wonders and learning opportunities, particularly in the realms of interculturality & intersectionality in Spanish lessons. Women’s History Month offers so many moments to explore the lived experiences of
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Honoring Afro-Latinos in the Spanish Classroom: My Journey and Resources
Spanish is a language that offers numerous opportunities to explore cultural intersectionalities, allowing teachers to recognize and uplift diverse student populations. Whether delving into history, music, geography, laws, or linguistics, cultural intersectionality within the products, practices, and perspectives is abundant. This is particularly evident when it comes to Afro-Latinos, distinguished by an intersection of race
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Obstacles That Keep Afrodescendientes out of Our Spanish Curriculum: Ideas, Tips, & Reflections for Overcoming Them
Spanish teachers face many challenges in the World Language classroom. Therefore, proposing to add anything to the proverbial “teacher’s plate”– including more diverse and inclusive topics to the curriculum, could seem as much as a herculean feat. On one hand, language proficiency levels can vary widely in one class, making it hard to teach and
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Culture Your Way! Integrating Culture in the Classroom with Snackable Forms of Content!
Welcome to the vibrant month of November, a period woven with a rich cultural tapestry that beckons us to explore and celebrate a diversity that is especially pertinent to the Spanish classroom. As we journey through this month, we have the opportunity to bring the following cultural observances to life for our students: [➡️ Discover
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Decorating your classroom shouldn’t drain the bank! 🛒💸 | 5 Free Downloadables for Your Class!
¡Hola mi gente linda! If you’re new here to The Cultural Classroom, my name is Allison and I am a Spanish Teacher with over a decade of classroom experience! One of my greatest joys is sharing my love and passion for the Spanish language and culture, while also uplifting marginalized groups. I know that the
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✨ “¡Listos para brillar! Elevate Your Spanish Classroom Experience” ✨
🌟 Are you ready to make this school year one for the books? As you prepare for an epic journey with your Spanish students, I’ve got some fabulous tips to help you create the most engaging classroom experience ever! 💃🏽 Check them out below! Blog post updated on July 21, 2025 ➡️ Don’t Just Learn
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Themed Ideas for the Spanish Classroom for the Month of May!
May is an exciting and busy month for Spanish educators everywhere. But with so many cultural celebrations and holidays taking place, it’s the perfect time to explore new themes, share engaging stories, and promote important discussions with our students–especially in the target language. Whether you’re a seasoned educator or just starting out, it can be
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Celebrating the Asian-American and Pacific Islander Communities in Spanish Class | CLASS ACTIVITY FREEBIE INCLUDED
As you might know, May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. While you may be wondering how to make this celebration relevant in your Spanish classroom, I want to help you think of some easy ways that are little to no-prep! Let’s start with this FREEBIE! Facts for Spanish Class: Immigration Trends It
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¡Feliz día de las madres! FREE DOWNLOAD!
¡Hola todas/todes/todos! As Spanish teachers, we have the opportunity to not only teach our students the language but also to expose them to different cultures and traditions–and in reverse, show how the Spanish language/customs can be incorporated into everyday American culture & traditions! One of the traditions that unites many of our countries, across the
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A New Take on Verb Practice: La Batalla, a no-prep review game
This post is about a fun, no-prep verb conjugation review game called La Batalla. This winner will keep your kids in the target language & approximate authenticity through the inspired “Batalla Naval” format! What do kids really want to know? Many times while in the Spanish class, my students are curious about the authentic traditions
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An Oral & Musical Take on National Poetry Month for Spanish Class
Check out these activities that combine song & music to celebrate National Poetry Month in April! What exactly is poetry? My love of poetry was reignited by a webinar that I watched by Diego Ojedo that was amazing! Poetry is about art and expression: Merriam-Webster gives the following definition of “metrical writing.” Growing up, the
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What is a WebQuest and why my students love them?
Have you used WebQuests recently in your World Language classes? No matter where you are in the school year, WebQuests offer a great opportunity for your students to experience authentic culture and to grow intellectually. Let’s explore some of the ways I implement WebQuests in my classroom and why my students love them. My Introduction
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A Spanish/Latino St. Patrick’s Day? Keep Reading! ⤵️
What do you know about the relationship between Spain + Ireland? Did you know that there is a relationship, genetically and culturally between these two powerhouse and unique countries? Here are a few examples below: And so much more! Check out this behind the scenes of a Google Slides presentation with Pear Deck capabilities, of
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Freebie: Mes de la mujer | ¡Tarjetas!
Check out my new FREEBIE for you for Women’s History Month! Have your students honor the important females in their lives by customizing these gorgeous and diverse cards with messages of inspiration & love. A quick demo (less than 2 minutes) is available in the YouTube link below! You can download the 24 individual cards
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Social Justice in the Spanish Classroom
Many of us are looking for ways to incorporate Social Justice themes in the classroom. Here are some videos on Social Justice & an activity to bring in relevant vocabulary. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Spanish Classroom & Diversity/Inclusion Resources (@theculturalclassrm) Video Resources Classroom Resources Link to more Social Justice Resources
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“It’s the middle of February, now what?”
I’m sure that many of us teachers (especially if you’re reading this post), ran into February with the following sentiment: to increase awareness of the African diaspora in the Spanish classroom! If so, then you’re in good company. Because I started February like: Karite Black GIFfrom Karite GIFs But now we are in the middle
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Empowering Voices of the Black Diaspora [in the Spanish Language Classroom]
A few years ago, I wrote a blog post about my childhood experience living in a diverse, primarily Latino community of Caribbean origins (i.e., Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic) in New York City. The beauty of living in this community was two-fold: I was completely immersed in the Spanish language 24/7 and I was surrounded by
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Hacks to Jumpstart Your New Year: Teacher Planning Tips
Welcome to the New Year! You know how the New Year always seems so shiny and, well, new? And you make all these resolutions for change…but many times forget all about them and sink back into your old routine within a few weeks? Let’s fix that by engaging in a weekly challenge to jumpstart our
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Hacks to Jumpstart Your New Year: Google Drive
Welcome to the New Year! You know how the New Year always seems so shiny and, well, new? And you make all these resolutions for change…but many times forget all about them and sink back into your old routine within a few weeks? Let’s fix that by engaging in a weekly challenge to jumpstart our
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Enero: Nuevo año, ¡Nuevo yo!
There is something quite magical about the new year, whether it is something that we just assign to it or if it is truly incredible. I find it full of hope and promise, and a reminder that I am in control of my destiny. What about you? What are your thoughts about the New Year?
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Welcome December! | Cultural & Seasonal Activities for Spanish Class
Looking for some fun ideas for the Spanish classroom? This can be a challenging time of the year: on one hand, engagement may be waning, and on another hand, students’ attendance is often all over the place, both making lesson planning so difficult (absences that may be due to illness, vacations, holidays, etc). However, this
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Unique Spanish Classroom Ideas for Thanksgiving & November
As Spanish teachers, we are always looking for fun, no-prep, and new ways to engage our students–especially during this later Fall time of the year, when the mix of holidays, breaks, absenteeism, and a bit of tiredness starts to kick in. November & Thanksgiving can be a challenging time of the year! But, here are
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Why Teach about Indigenous Peoples in Spanish Class?
When I learned about Hispanic culture and people during my K-12 experience, it was often from a Eurocentric, one-dimensional perspective. We never really discussed the racial, cultural, linguistic, and complex diversity that makes up Hispanic communities. Neither did we discuss the irony that the “national (cultural) patrimony” that many countries export often is from the
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Instant Sub Plans Using Pear Deck
I don’t know about you, but life can be quite unexpected. Expect the unexpected with this simple trick so that you can turn any Pear Deck presentation into an instant sub plan! Check out my video below or read the key takeaways that follow. Key takeaways: I hope this proves helpful to a teacher out
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Fun Spanish Classroom Games to Boost Engagement!
In this blog post, you will get some hot tips, ideas, and activity suggestions to increase engagement in the Spanish classroom! If you stroll by my classroom at any given moment, you’re probably going to notice the booming wave of loud music pouring out of my door. Throughout my teaching career, I’ve endeavored to surround
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Why teach about Día de los Muertos?
There are many reasons why we should teach about Día de los Muertos in class–an amazing and truly rich holiday that shares so much of the target cultures’ products, practices, and perspectives. From a social justice perspective, I work hard to make sure that my students get a solid foundation in Día de los Muertos,
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Everything you need to celebrate: el mes de octubre! 🎉
Hello October, welcome! And hola todos, todas, todes! Here is an updated October-packed blog post for you, full of engaging & diversity-filled activities! If you have any questions, always feel free to reach out to me: hola@theculturalclassroom.blog *last updated Sept 2024 ¡Oye! Hispanic Heritage Month isn’t over yet! 💃🏽 And not only is it because
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There’s so much to say.
This blog post is for every teacher who suffers from anxiety or is ever paralyzed by it. I see you. I am you. #normalizementalhealth Let me start by being brutally honest with you all, whom I love so much, con todo mi corazón. I suffer from severe anxiety. I’ve come a long way in my
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I hate that I have to write this but…
Growing up, I lived in a community in Brooklyn called Little Puerto Rico. On a side note, I’m reading a wonderful book right now that is basically a biopic of my experience in Brooklyn as a little girl: “When We Make It” by Elisabet Velasquez. Knickerbocker Ave. Marc Anthony. Bushwick. The bodegas. Caribbean Spanish everywhere.
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Free PD with Over 30+ Industry Leaders! And Me! Come Join!
I am so excited to share a unique opportunity to grow as a world language teacher: The World Language Teacher Summit! This FREE conference offers quality PD for teachers! I’ve been watching some of the sessions early and I’m blown away by the content. Some of my favs so far: And guess what? This year
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Celebrating Indigenous and Native Peoples in the Spanish Classroom!
Ways to Incorporate Indigenous Culture in the Classroom My passion is the integration of social justice themes in the foreign language classroom. What exactly is social justice? In the classroom, it can accomplish the following: My subarea of intense focus has been Afro-Latino themes. In all honesty, that is actually why I was inspired to
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Uplifting Diverse Voices During Hispanic Heritage Month: Resources for Your Classroom
I don’t know about you, but I love Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15-Oct 15)! This infographic does a great job breaking down the history of HHM & its origins! However, although HHM is a fantastic time to celebrate, uplift, and affirm our Hispanic familia, one thing I’ve always longed for is the inclusion of more
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Getting Ready for Hispanic Heritage Month with These Classroom Tips!
From September 15-October 15, the United States observes Hispanic Heritage Month (see this infographic!). Consider introducing some elements of the celebration in your Spanish class, even if you are tight on time & only have one day free on the calendar! Check out some of my tips on how to include more culture in your
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My In-Class Testing Procedures With Electronics in Spanish Class
¡Felicitaciones! You’ve made it to May (it’s gonna be Maaaaaaaay—I couldn’t resist): The school year is almost over! How many days do you have left? If you aren’t done with the school year yet, then you may be in full-blown testing season like me! What are your testing procedures? Check out my winning procedures below!!!
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🇲🇽 3 Myths About Cinco de Mayo: DEBUNKED (Share With Students!)
Cinco de Mayo is a very confusing holiday: various myths swirl around its origins and what it represents that persists to this day! For Mexico’s northern neighbor, the United States celebrates Cinco de Mayo as if it were a national Mexican holiday, with full force, but often shrouded in misunderstandings and confusion. In this article,
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A Fresh Take On Helping Spanish Teachers: Quick Tips
I recently surveyed my fellow teachers and found out that many struggled with issues that I could help out with: thankfully a decade in the classroom leaves you with a few tricks up your sleeve! Thus the birth of a new series: Quick Tips. I broke down the top and reoccurring questions into short videos
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5 Facts About Semana Santa + Why YOU Should Teach About It This April (Authentic Culture In The Classroom)
In the following post, you will read about 5 fun facts about Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Sevilla and why you should add it to your curriculum this year! It is a great addition of authentic culture into your classroom. A little backstory as to why I love Semana Santa: during my junior year of
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The Importance of Sharing Personal Cultural Experiences in the Classroom
Many of us Spanish teachers are educating the famous Gen Z–which comes with a variety of implications and sometimes misguided stereotypes. “They don’t want to work,” I’ve heard people say. However, my friend and author Knikki Hernandez believes that it “is really just them being underwhelmed and under-stimulated by how things are taught in classrooms—such
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A Latina Women’s History Month: Resources brought to you by The Cultural Classroom
The mission of The Cultural Classroom is to create authentic cultural resources for teachers to use and to facilitate the creation of authentic cultural journeys in the classroom. During the month of February, we focused heavily on Afro-Latinos, an underrepresented population within the Latino community. If you missed any of those resources, check out my
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How do I plan for the start of school? Asking for a friend who’s a Spanish teacher. 💃🏽 TWO WEEKS OF FREE PLANS!
Is anybody a bit nervous about the start of the new school year? Well here are two-ish weeks of lessons (intended for block days/1B & 1 courses). I hope that you enjoy these FREE lessons. You can decide to use Pear Deck or not! Enjoy! ¡Un beso! -Allison #FREEBIES!! Receive more than two weeks of
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Freebies, Fiesta, and Fun! Getting to Know Each Other in Spanish Class During the First Weeks of School!
Looking for some fun activities for the Spanish 1-2 classrooms for the first couple of weeks? Not sure if you are going to be virtual or in-person (or a mix of both)? Check out my various projects, including a mega freebie! I’ll go into detail on each item below: 1. FREEBIE: Todo sobe mi presentación
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Spanish Teachers, Save Big with These Tips
To continue celebrating Back to School season, on August 27th & 28th, Teachers Pay Teachers will be throwing a site-wide sale! How exciting?! You can save up to 25% off resources in my store!! AGH! Here’s my guide on how to navigate this sale like a pro! 1. What’s the discount code? Let’s start with
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My Teacher Office Glam Up + Special Surprise 👀
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My Favorite Resources for Distance Learning
What does one do with seemingly indefinite time off and no immediate plans for instruction for kids? Well, you go into planning mode. I’ve been lurking on all my favorite teaching websites, hoarding ideas, and preparing them to share with my followers and eventually, my students. Hopefully, you will find them useful. A link to
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Why Puerto Rico Is #1 On My Christmas Bucket List (And How I Bring It To My Classroom Now)
I’m going to be honest: I have a very basic bucket list.Learn more. Spend time with family & friends. Sleep. Repeat. But there’s one dream that has lived rent-free in my heart for years: One day, I want to celebrate the entire Navidad season in Puerto Rico. 🌴✨ Not just a weekend trip. Not just
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From Reggaetón to Representation: Teaching About Puerto Rico Through Bad Bunny’s Residency
During the week of September 20th, 2025, Puerto Rico showed up and showed out. Here are just three ways: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dra. Irma Torres Rivera | Psicóloga & Speaker (@drairmatorres) 3. ➡️ Grito de Lares (Sept 23), which I’ve never seen get so much coverage before in my
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Why Puerto Rico Is #1 On My Christmas Bucket List (And How I Bring It To My Classroom Now)
I’m going to be honest: I have a very basic bucket list.Learn more. Spend time with family & friends. Sleep. Repeat. But there’s one dream that has lived rent-free in my heart for years: One day, I want to celebrate the entire Navidad season in Puerto Rico. 🌴✨ Not just a weekend trip. Not just…
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From Reggaetón to Representation: Teaching About Puerto Rico Through Bad Bunny’s Residency
During the week of September 20th, 2025, Puerto Rico showed up and showed out. Here are just three ways: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dra. Irma Torres Rivera | Psicóloga & Speaker (@drairmatorres) 3. ➡️ Grito de Lares (Sept 23), which I’ve never seen get so much coverage before in my…
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Everything you need to celebrate: ¡el mes de septiembre! 🎉
Hola septiembre—how you doing, nena? 💃🏽 As teachers, we are so lucky because we get to celebrate two New Years: one at the start of the actual year (ex: 2026) and one at the start of the academic year (ex: 2025-2026)! Let’s see what September has to offer! Let’s Get The Party Started With Hispanic…
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Free PD w/ ME In July: Get Professional Development Links Here + Sign Up Today
🎉 Free PD w/ ME in July is your invitation to refresh your teaching mojo without spending a dime. I’ll be leading two high-energy sessions packed with culture-rich strategies and ready-to-use resources—and you can join from anywhere. Get professional development links here, snag your seat, and sign up today so we can grow, laugh, and…
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What Is a Webquest and How to Use It to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Your Classroom
As we head into Hispanic Heritage Month, I wanted to share with you my newest resource: the Hispanic Heritage Month Cultural Webquest! Whether you’re short on prep time or simply want to encourage more student-led exploration, a Webquest can be the perfect solution! 🌐 So, what exactly is a Webquest? In simple terms, it’s intended…
