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Bad Bunny Vs Ferxxo

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There was an international expo at the school, and I cooked a big ole pot of gumbo and shared Nola/ American culture with students.

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I had a workshop with medical students at my university where a) I told them about my experiences living in Villavo to underscore the importance of learning some English, b) we did a role play between a doctor and patient focusing on relevant vocab and then c) ended with a video from a nurse friend of time talking about her experiences with medicine in the US. It went over super well and students were very engaged the entire time.

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Doing a musical chairs/debate hybrid activity! We practiced stating opinions ans giving reasons to support them. Switching seats added an element of competition and fun!

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Speed dating!

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Charades!

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Relevant pictures around the room that students must reply or have a response to.

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Never Have I Ever activity

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In a lesson about gastrodiplomacy and restaurant dialogue, students created a physical menu for an imaginary Colombian restaurant in a foreign country. They had a great time debating what dishes to include, designing the visuals, and role-playing.

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I do a class/activity (advanced) using moral dilemmas which my students LOVE! I split them into small groups & give them a moral dilemma. They have to discuss what they would do personally & what the most moral choice would be!

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A mock speed dating activity focused on creating a false persona / character based on a photo. Students then pretended to be that person and attended a “speed dating” event

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Specifically Jeopardy, Taboo, and Guess Who

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Real-life games. Survivor, murder mystery etc 

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Real-life games. Survivor, murder mystery etc 

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Theater scriptwriting

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Having the students write a story about a picture in groups

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Having the students write a story about a picture in groups

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Have students act out short frases (I buy clothes). - works for any grammar. Students were screaming.

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Using my speaker to incorporate music into activities 

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Using my speaker to incorporate music into activities 

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Great way to start conversations about opinions regarding about anything

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Games!!!

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Teaching yoga to my students :)

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Desert island scenario was really fun

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“story time”

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I have a lot of v basic level students, and this game was a fun way for them to learn body parts + directional words like left, right, up, down etc

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My favorite teaching activity this year has been all sorts of games with my students, anything that will get them competitive and laughing.

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Sequential lessons detailing vowel production/perception and other particularities of US English pronunciation

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I really enjoyed teaching my students about thanksgiving. It was so fun to share the history and different traditions with them. I also brought in food and it was a fun way to connect.

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Exchanging cultural differences

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In advance of a presentation about a cultural topic, let students know there will be a Kahoot at the end so they make sure to pay attention. This keeps them engaged and gives them a fun way to test their understanding at the end.

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Speed dating