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Scrambled Egg

Scrambled Egg is another great activity to get students up and out of their desks. You know I can’t resist a good movement activity. So what is this awesome activity, and why is it named scrambled egg?

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Cootie Catchers in the Language Classroom

I know it doesn’t seem like a typical activity for the language classroom, but the cootie catcher is a fun activity to use with students while learning a second language. They make learning fun and they are educational if used correctly.

I recently posted the question in the Creative ASL Teaching Facebook Group, if you call these a cootie catcher or a fortune telle...


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Combining tools and strategies to make a great lesson

Have you ever stopped to think about how many tools and teaching strategies we have available to use? If you have been in the profession long enough, you will know that just a few years ago, all these resources were not availabl...


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5 Easy Steps to Teach Deaf President Now in Your ASL Classroom

March is the perfect time to bring Deaf history to life with one of the most powerful civil rights movements in the Deaf community: Deaf President Now. In March 1988, students at Gallaudet University organized a historic protest that resulted in the appointment of I. King Jordan as the university’s first Deaf president.

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What Are HyperDocs? A Practical Guide for Engaging, Student-Centered Learning

If you’ve been looking for a way to organize your lessons, increase student independence, and keep learning interactive (without feeling chaotic), HyperDocs might be your new favorite tool. I sometimes call these self-paced vocabulary packets because the phrase comes across clearer to students. In this post, we will refer to these packets as HyperDocs.

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