Getting all students engaged is very important when teaching new concepts. Using charts, tables, diagrams, illustrations, etc. to make learning more engaging for all types of learners. Having interactive games, lessons, activities, is the best way to get these studnets involved in the learning. Any hands-on activities are wonderful to have students participate in. 

Supplemental teaching teaches the same standard but different content is taught. This is an effective way to teach in a differentiated way as well. 

Alternative/differentiated instruction happens when different learning goals are taught using alternative methods. 

I want my students engaged. To do this, I would first give them a few different options to choose from they can participate in. the fact that they got to choose the activity is motivating in itself. Next, I like to incorporate as much hands-on/realia as possible. I also like the studnets to be up and moving! The more their whole body is participating, the more the content will stick. I also like them to be creative. I want them to have the chance to make learning fun in their own style. I think having an activity where they can demonstrate what they have learned by making something (a picture, etc.) is way more fun than taking a boring assessment.