Teaching language

Have you always wanted to learn another language but don't know which one to pick? Read HERE for the easiest languages to learn for native English speakers.

Learning parts of speech is necessary, but it does not have to be boring. Grammar games reinforce a particular language feature, such as prepositional phrases, without putting students to sleep. Middle school students actually look forward to grammar lessons when learning involves playing games that require thinking ...

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Penn State researchers believe bilingualism strengthens the 'mental muscle', benefiting those such as French speaker Bradley Cooper (pictured).

When we think about learning a new language, we can imagine doing all the things we love in that language or even things we aren't able to do except in that language. If you're wondering where to start, here are some goals to help you out on your journey so that you can reach your…

Fun with sight words! Kids are moving, learning, and writing their sight words with Heidi Songs videos!

Tips and strategies for reading aloud from Laura Candler's Teaching Resources - free printables and graphic organizers, too!

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If we want language to come OUT of our students’ mouths, we must get language IN to their heads. They need INput so that they can produce OUTput. » Input is reading and listening » Output is speaking and writing This is common sense. A learner cannot utter an expression in a new language if…