Lessons

Did you know you can extend your Garbanzo lessons to provide the most comprehensible input for your students? One of our favorite methods also engages students’ creativity by asking them to expand a text.

Do you have go-to, low-prep activities to extend student learning AFTER a Garbanzo reading? If not, we created this blog post to show you three easy ways to get more mileage out of a Garbanzo lesson. Read on to fill-up on some great tips and snag free activities to use in your classrooms today!

Cognates and other words that look or sound similar and have similar meaning in two languages can be a useful tool in helping language learners to interpret the meaning of language that they hear and read. 

You can't go wrong with these three suggestions for engaging your students during Hispanic Heritage Month!

Language learners develop proficiency by spending time in environments where the target language is used extensively.

Homework can be tough. But with the help of Garbanzo, it doesn't have to be! Garbanzo makes homework more engaging and fun for students of all ages.

This article argues that representation matters in the world language classroom. It makes the case for LGBTQIA inclusivity in reading materials used in middle school and high school Spanish classes.

Being a teacher, no matter if you are teaching Spanish or Math, has ups and downs. Some days, you have to leave content on the side when there are big emotions.