Day: July 24, 2025

Teaching in bilingual classrooms—or supporting multiple language groups—can get hectic fast. Between managing materials in two languages, switching between groups, and keeping routines clear, organization is your best friend. Here are my go-to tips for staying on top of it all, whether you’re a classroom teacher or supporting several rooms: 1. Label Everything (Clearly and Consistently) Labels are a lifesaver when juggling French and English materials. Use sturdy bins or drawers and label them by subject and language—like “Math – French” or “Literacy – English.”Inside each bin, consider using dividers or folders to separate resources even further. It makes finding what you need fast and stress-free! 2. Create Grab-and-Go Kits Having ready-to-go kits with your most-used materials saves tons of time. Think fine motor tools, flashcards, dice, counters, or simple manipulatives—organized in one portable container.This is especially helpful if you support multiple classrooms or move between French and English groups…