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Teaching story elements in K-1 is tricky enough -- now try doing it in TWO LANGUAGES with emergent readers, a tight schedule, and students who'd rather talk about slime.
But when you teach story elements through fairy tales in a bilingual classroom, something magical happens:
Kids recognize characters, begin to retell confidently, and start applying structure in their own writing -- even in their second language!
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Teaching sílabas in Spanish can feel like walking a tightrope: you want your K-1 students to master foundational phonics skills, but theyn...
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