Lisa's Bilingual Lessons

10/17/2025

FLASH DOLLAR DEAL! ✨

This Fall Count the Room activity gets your kids up and moving while practicing counting and number writing. Numbers 1-20 are included along with differentiated recording pages for numbers 1-10, 1-12, or 1-20!

Grab this activity for your Fall math centers — only $1 this weekend!

Comment “COUNT” and I’ll send you the link, or click the link in my bio to grab it now 🍁

10/09/2025

🍁 Make sentence building fun this fall with Scrambled Sentences!

Students will practice reading sight words and simple sentences while working on sentence structure, capitalization, and punctuation ✏️

12 fall-themed sentences are included in this resource 🍂

Includes English & Spanish versions 🌎

Comment SCRAMBLED and I’ll send you the link!

06/08/2023

Throwback to my Kindergarten writing center a few years ago and a couple of beginning-of-year anchor charts! We would use the writing center reminders on the wall throughout the year, and I also placed a copy of them in the kids’ writing folders. Find it in my Teachers Pay Teachers store above in English and Spanish. The pencil poster is from ! 📝✍🏼✏️

08/02/2021

Need to prepare interactive writing notebooks for your students for the upcoming school year? Both English and Spanish versions are included!

***This Zip file includes both English and Spanish versions.*** Print, cut and make copies to set up students' interactive writing notebooks/ journals for the school year! Cut along the dotted lines to fit pages into standard composition journals. Use a glue stick, tape or stapler to add pages into....

07/07/2020

Writing center renovation project from last summer! You can find my “Writing Center Checklist and Reminders” product on my TpT page. The “What Do Writers Write” pencil poster is from and the rainbow banner is from ! I so wish I could be setting up my fourth grade classroom despite not knowing what school will look like in the fall. Anyone else eager to get back into your classroom?! 📝🎨🌈👩🏻‍🏫

07/07/2020

As I’m working on building my fourth grade classroom library this summer, I’m focusing on diverse representation and critically evaluating the books I place on my shelves. When reading One Crazy Summer by I imagined the powerful potential conversations with students that could stem from this book!

This story is about three sisters who travel to Oakland, California in 1968 to meet their mother who abandoned them. They hope to visit Disneyland, but their mother sends them to a day camp run by the Black Panthers instead. It was a super relevant, important read that could be used to introduce discussions about race with middle-grade readers 📚💭😍

06/08/2020

Tomorrow afternoon. This conversation for parents and educators will discuss how to talk to kids about race and racial injustices. Go to to register through the link in their bio.

06/07/2020

It’s never too early to start talking to your kids about race and racism. Being silent about racial inequity or using the idea of “colorblindness” reinforces racial biases that these studies show are already in place at a young age. Original post by

03/20/2020

Excited to use these videos with my students! Deb Kelt sharing ideas for how to get started with a writing notebook at home.