The official Garbanzo blog.

Over the past few years, we’ve had districts ask about our accessibility options, particularly with regards to our learning interace. Our VPAT - Voluntary Product Accessibility Template - not only helps answer questions, but also helps districts assess our accessibility standards and compliance. 

We've updated our Spanish and English Core Paths, and added Core Playgrounds. Keep reading to learn more details about the updates, how it might affect your classroom, and why we're SO EXCITED about this change!

Learn how to extend the Garbanzo English lesson "Where is Bonzo?" into TWO fun interactive activities that will encourage language proficiency and have your students wishing for more class time!

Garbanzo, the digital library that provides language acquisition resources to world language teachers and students, launched its newest feature on August 19th: English lesson libraries for multilingual learners.

Extend the Garbanzo lesson "Roberto y el monstruo del armario" with a fun, whole-class activity designed to encourage language proficiency and comprehensible-input!

While it’s tempting to correlate Garbanzo points with a numerical score, it’s not actually the easy fix for your gradebook that you might think. Let’s chat about why Garbanzo is best used as a formative assessment across the board, and how restructuring your gradebook, if necessary, might be the best thing you can do for your students. 

Learn how to extend a Garbanzo lesson with our new series, where we highlight a Garbanzo lesson and the activity you can do to extend it! In this blog post, we focus on "El dibujo de Timmy."