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It's that time again! When I realize I have postponed posting too long and now have a lot to update--but less than I should because hone...

 This year I am teaching Latin I again. I am so excited, but we are starting, if briefly, online. Total Physical Response (TPR) is still pa...

Salvete!  In an effort to help support each other during this time, Pomegranate Beginnings Publishing is offering PDFs of any and all of our...

Almost every teacher has played a version of Flyswatter. If you haven't, it basically goes: Project information on the board/screen. ...

Recently, I posted about Monday tips and tricks and included John Piazza's weekly schedule. Last week, John Foulk, my colleague and fri...

I have started and deleted many a post on Free Voluntary Reading (FVR). In fact, I have a draft sitting there which goes through the last 3 ...

Movie Talks I am excited to share with you that I had an article published in Teaching Classical Languages , CAMWS's peer-reviewed jour...

This morning I came to work knowing, in great detail, the things I wanted to work with, but at a complete blank of how to do it. The normal ...

Rachel and I have posted quite a bit on dictations , and there are an almost infinite amount of ways to do them. My personal favourites are ...

K.C. Kless is a CI-focused Latin teacher who is a fantastic innovator of classroom practices both technological and traditional. I asked him...

When Rachel and I started this blog, we were beginning our journey into untextbooking. We've shared our successes and failures, our idea...