A reader brought to my attention the fact that the link for my post about free thematic units in Spanish and other languages did not work anymore. After a bit of research, I discovered that the pages were archived. The new link is: http://wayback.archive-it.org/855/20101103145624/http://nflrc.iastate.edu/pubs/units/unitsList.html
I will fix the link on the original post, but since I thought this was such a great resource, I thought it deserved a new post as well. Also, I would highly recommend that you download the material to your computer. I will be doing the same. Thanks again, Molly!
6 comments:
this is great! I can't believe its free to print off! I've been looking for a curriculum already laid out for years! Thanks so much.
You're welcome! :)
This site you posted was GREAT! I can use it to supplement with my upper level students in my bilingual Spanish class. Thank-You! Even my mom was excited that they had some French options as well!
Always good to find extra resources for our teachers to use.
Thank you for this! This is a very good resources for learning Spanish and its free. This will surely help many students! Keep posting good resources!
Encontré por casualidad tu blog y me gustó bastante. Me alegra encontrar personas cuyo idioma natal NO es el español y lo quieren aprender y, mejor aún, ¡enseñarlo!
Yo estuve en Londres 6 meses estudiando ingles y espero poder volver el otro año a estudiar un maestría y aunque no voy a estudiar nada relacionado con la enseñanza de idiomas (soy abogado), me gustaría si me es posible dar clases de español mientras hago mi maestría, como una forma de ganar dinero y para ayudar a la difusión de mi idioma. Por eso me gusta encontrar paginas como la tuya de profesores de español no nativos!
Greetings from Colombia!
PD: Whatever I can help you with pleasure! :)
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