sub plans – Project-Based Italian

Top 5 Quick Substitute Lesson Ideas

Cartoon image of an ill young woman (teacher for this post) lying in bed, propped up against her pillow, with a red ice pack on top of her head, wrapped in a blue blanket around her shoulders. A cat is curled up at the foot of her bed. She looks like she has a fever and is measuring it with a thermometer in her mouth.

5 essential, evergreen, no tech and low prep ideas for substitute lesson plans, for those unplanned absences!

Quick Onomatopoeia Lesson Plan for Kids

red barn with two haystacks peeking out from left and right side behind the barn with two horses' heads hanging out of an open Dutch door. Under the door are a white goat, a grey rabbit, a white goose, and a peach pig.

Learn Italian Animal Sounds: Fun Onomatopoeia Guide

This post all about onomatopoeia in Italian; the sounds animals make, for example, are not the same in Italian and English, though sometimes the sound is the same but the spelling uses Italian phonetics. Be prepared, though, for students to make these sounds in class – loudly! Cani e gatti (Cats and Dogs) While dogsContinue reading “Learn Italian Animal Sounds: Fun Onomatopoeia Guide”