National Read Across America Day is celebrated every year on March 2nd. This day is also known as Dr. Seuss Day.
Spanish teachers can always use these celebrations as opportunities to bring excitement to their class. If you need some activity ideas, check out the article 4 Read Across America Day Spanish Class Activities.
To help Spanish teachers share the joy of reading (in the target language), we have unlocked two training videos about Free Voluntary Reading (FVL) and Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) that were part of the last online conferences we hosted.
⚠️ These two extraordinary video sessions are unlocked especially for you until Saturday, March 7th, 2020.
1. Techniques For Heritage Speakers To Discover And Embrace Their Own Identity
by Jen López
Spanish Teacher Success Academy Speaker
From this presentation, teachers will learn how to implement Free Voluntary Reading (FVR) in combination with identity-affirming activities with ease and confidence.
Click here to watch the video and download the bonus rubric »
2. Bringing Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) to World Languages
by Brett Chonko
World Language Teacher Summit Speaker
Brett Chonko expounds on the importance of building a reading program in the class. He provides various resources of books that a teacher could look into when searching for books when building a mini library in the class. He shares his personal experiences and strategies in developing literacy while building a successful reading program.
Click here to watch the video and download the slides »
We are sure you will like these training videos. We would love to read your comments about them and what ideas you will be using in your classroom.
