Lesson Plan: Past Short Form in Japanese
Now that the class has learned the present tense short form in Japanese, it’s time to teach them the past tense of this form. This lesson plan …
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A Fun and Easy Way to Teach Japanese: Learning the Kanji
Teaching Japanese can be a daunting task, especially the Japanese Kanjis. With the method described in this article, there is a way to make your …
Continue ReadingLesson Plan on the Italian Reflexive Verbs
Are you teaching the Italian reflexive verbs? This lesson plan for teaching the reflexive verbs goes over the different reflexive pronouns and the …
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Lesson Plan: Present Short Form in Japanese
Now that the class has a grasp on the Japanese present long form, try teaching the present short form! This lesson plan goes over ways to teach the …
Continue ReadingTeach the Future Tense in Italian
When teaching your Italian language students the future tense, use this lesson plan for the future simple tense. After this activity, they will catch …
Continue ReadingHow to Teach Can in Chinese - ‘keyi’ (can, may), ‘neng (can) and ‘hui’ (can)
If you are a new teacher, learn step-by-step how to teach the usages of 会 【huì】, 能【néng】and 可以【kěyǐ. Information includes the similarities and …
Continue ReadingTeaching Spanish Grammar: Games for Teachers – Commands and Infinitives with Direct and Indirect Objects
One of the best ways to reinforce grammatical patterns for your students is by playing games in the language. Spanish class will be fun and successful …
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Learning French: Reinforce Your Lesson On Direct Pronouns With A Game
When you are teaching French direct object pronouns to your students, use this supporting activity with your lesson. Your language learners will …
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Japanese Onomatopoeia: Teaching Sound and Feeling Words
Share the excitement of gitaigo and giseigo (Japanese onomatopoeia) with Japanese learners by using it to decipher the world in the eyes of a native …
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Teach Words for Colors in Japanese
Are your students learning the names of colors in Japanese? Use these tips for different methods of teaching these color words. Look for the included …
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