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We agree that an essential component of the blueprint in a language classroom is seeking a meaningful purpose for student motivation, get to know their interests and levels to allow time to prepare resources students will need for their active learning

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All of the above.
StoryBoardThat
textingstory.com

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Quizlet
RazKids
GoNoodle
BrainPop

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Chrome books. Quizlet - Google classroom - Conjuguemos.

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Great to KNOW you have a device for each kid each day. Access to authentic sources (videos, pictures, news, everything.).
Google classroom - hyperdocs have helped students work together to show /construct understanding.

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This will help form conversation groups for some, and a place for listening stations, and an area for teacher - small group.

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Provides students with multiple mobile interactions with peers and the development of language. 

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Provides students with multiple mobile interactions with peers and the development of language. 

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I think it will allow for more flexibility/can house multiple activities at once. Rotation stations/activities based on comprehension of lesson.

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Well, I am always moving around and having a flexible space would make it much easier to float around the classroom with students and change things up often

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The blueprint is such a great guide to help you understand how the engage classroom works.

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We discussed that the conversation about what they learn is the most important part. Not all resources are in Spanish and sometimes the best information is presented in English. BUT the students need to use translanguaging to discuss what they learn (whether it be in Spanish or English). Whether it be: they are talking with the teacher of a fellow student, they are developing a presentation or they are writing their thoughts about what they learn, they should be doing so in Spanish.
We as language teachers also need to be deliberate about the purpose, showing students WHY using Spanish is so important and developing that inner drive to want to be bilingual.

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For assignments and organization

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Seesaw
Padlet
Razzkids
Kahoot
Go Noodle
IXL
Google Classroom
BrainPop Jr.

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Kahoot
RazKids
Spelling City
XtraMath
IXL
Remind 101

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Senderos
Google Classroom

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I use: Remind101 with my parents, Seesaw so my students can create a virtual portfolio that shows their work throughout the year (videos, drawings, recording self, pictures, etc...), BrainPop to integrate in my content lessons, & Duolingo to practice reading and speaking in Spanish.

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We mostly use iPads and Chrome Books (some laptops and desktops).
Some of our favorite apps SeeSaw, Google Classroom, Shadow Puppet, IXL, ChatterKid, Nearpod, Recap, PicCollage, RazKids, Quizzez, Kahoot, etc.
This year I want to broaden my horizon and find more tools to use in the Engaged Classroom.

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I like the students to use IPads since you as the teacher are able to create interactive activities for students to be engaged. Also, students can use them to do research about a topic in collaboration with other students and interact that way.

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Google Classroom (slides, docs...)
Seesaw
PicKid

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It gives students choice and it allows them to work collaboratively or independently depending on the student(s).

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Students can collaborate in a comfortable space to develop language in different ways.

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I agree with James. Flexible spacing gives our students variety on where to work as a group or individually. Flexible spacing will help students focus more due to making it their choice and feeling more comfortable in their setting of learning.

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I agree with James. Flexible spacing gives our students variety on where to work as a group or individually. Flexible spacing will help students focus more due to making it their choice and feeling more comfortable in their setting of learning.

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-Collaboration
-Choice

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Students are able to choose what is best for them at any given moment. They have flexibility to stand, sit or even lay down. Students can be in charge of their learning by choosing the area in which they will work best.
Students also have the opportunity to collaborate more without furniture getting in the way.

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Flexibility to pair up

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I think that students really benefit from the flexible space by giving them different options on how they want to interact within the classroom.