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The Spanish Instructor
Hi Paloma,
I was reading some of the questions people asked Deanna Jump and noticed your question. I am new to TPT this summer. I am a Spanish teacher and have been putting together some lessons that I have not published yet. I was wondering if you can explain what it is that would be helpful for you. Maybe I can create some things that you will be able to use.
Sincerely,
Linda Harris
I was reading some of the questions people asked Deanna Jump and noticed your question. I am new to TPT this summer. I am a Spanish teacher and have been putting together some lessons that I have not published yet. I was wondering if you can explain what it is that would be helpful for you. Maybe I can create some things that you will be able to use.
Sincerely,
Linda Harris
June 22, 2012
PALOMA CARPIO (TpT Seller)
Hi Linda,
Thanks for your message. I discovered TPT last month and I'm totally hooked on those teaching materials. I'm trying to do the same on my own related to classroom management because I find it easier to adapt to Spanish. However, what I find most interesting it's all the stuff related to centers which I find more difficult to adapt. I mean, I would like to find something exactly like what they use to teach for instance "sight words" but adapted to Spanish language to teach for instance "sÃlabas trabadas" (I'm teaching both Spanish and English language to first and second graders). Not interested in math centers. I don't know if I've explained it propperly. Thanks a lot for your interest.
Best regards,
Paloma Carpio
Thanks for your message. I discovered TPT last month and I'm totally hooked on those teaching materials. I'm trying to do the same on my own related to classroom management because I find it easier to adapt to Spanish. However, what I find most interesting it's all the stuff related to centers which I find more difficult to adapt. I mean, I would like to find something exactly like what they use to teach for instance "sight words" but adapted to Spanish language to teach for instance "sÃlabas trabadas" (I'm teaching both Spanish and English language to first and second graders). Not interested in math centers. I don't know if I've explained it propperly. Thanks a lot for your interest.
Best regards,
Paloma Carpio
June 24, 2012
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