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In this activity, students retell a narrative story or key points of an informative text using pictures from the text as a support.
Images and visuals can be a powerful way to support students' learning and help them make connections. They can include photographs, maps, icons, illustrations, cartoons, and more.
Although it may seem like a small gesture, using Spanish phrases can mean a great deal to your Spanish-speaking students and their families. Making an effort shows that you respect and value their language.
Pedro Martín has grown up hearing stories about his abuelito — his legendary crime-fighting, grandfather who was once a part of the Mexican Revolution!
Thirteen-year-old Maya Beatriz Montenegro Calderon has vivid recurring dreams where she hears the ocean calling her. One day, an unexpected visit from the estranged Titi Yaya Rico changes everything.
This article offers ideas for schools serving new groups of multilingual families who have relocated to their community, such as asylum seekers, with specific tips for schools that have not previously had a large populations of English language learner
You Are Welcome Here (#DearbornWelcome) is an award-winning 20-minute film from Colorín Colorado highlighting how the Dearb