Catini Resources

**Errors in the previous version were corrected** With this 69 page PowerPoint you will teach your students step by step how to tell time in Italian. In slides 1-28 students will learn how to: ask what time it isuse the terms meno, quarto and mezzotell time using the 24 hour clockSlides 29-69 contain the time either in an analog clock or digital for students to practice telling time. Reference GuideThis 2 page reference guide will help your students learn how to ask, and tell time in Ital

In this package you will find a 17 page Google Slides which will introduce students to cardinal numbers 0-1,000 and ordinal numbers in Italian. While you teach students these numbers they will have an opportunity to: play tombola - 28 unique boards included watch instructional videospractice with flashcardsuse reference sheets (in color and B&W)complete worksheets (answer sheets included) 1 pg - crossword puzzle 2 pgs - match the number name to the number 2 pgs - fill in the missing number (1-50

The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats is a favorite of mine, so of course when I had a chance to incorporate it into my lessons I jumped at the opportunity. Your English Language Learners will enjoy the colorful slides and activities. The 39 slides begin with an introduction to (or review of) winter clothing for ELLs. Vocabulary - gloves, mittens, hat, boots, scarf, earmuffs, snowpants, and jacket. Next, is the vocabulary from the text with colorful pictures. Vocabulary - pile, crunch, tracks, fo

In a 25 page Google slide your students will learn about Italy's geography and some historical facts. Read the topics below to gain a full understanding of what is covered in this unit. There is also a description below of the worksheets included in this unit. I used this unit to introduce my Italian language students to Italy, however, it will work well also in any Social Studies class. Topics covered:Italy’s location in the worldType of landformFacts about ItalySizeFlag Official languageCurr

Learning Target: I can assess and critique the reasons why southern Italy is poorer than the northern regions. In this lesson your students will learn about Italy's northern and southern economic divide. The students will first take a gallery walk (museum walk) to view images and read graphs about Italy and factors that affect its economy. Next, you will describe how the northern and southern divide began, and its existence prior to unification. Then you will examine the policies and corruption