About me
My name is Mrs. Molino. I have been teaching Italian at P.S. 58 for 8 years. I studied Italian from 6th grade all the way through college and graduated with a minor in Italian. I traveled to Italy many times and love spending my summers there. Teaching Italian has always been my passion. Learning a language boosts brain power, improves memory, enhances the ability to multi-task, sharpens the mind, keeps the mind sharper for longer, and enhances decision-making.
Our Goal: To improve our Vocabulary in Italiano
- songs
- games
- videos
- websites
- flashcards
Assessments
- Skits/dialogues
- Participation
- Projects
- Quizzes
- Tests
Class Participation
This includes attendance, homework and level of active involvement in daily lessons, contribution of verbal and written responses to questions, giving feedback during class discussions, preparation, conduct, and effort.
Notebooks
- Notebook must be kept neat with all daily class notes. Class notes should include:
- Lesson of the day
- The date
- Any new vocabulary with definitions
- All classwork
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Google Classroom
Each student has been given a google classroom code to join my Italian class. Please be sure to check for important messages, materials, and assignments on the Italian google classroom.
Italian Events at P.S. 58 - Italian Heritage Month
Students will recognize the many achievements, contributions, and successes of Americans of Italian descent.
- Carnevale
Students will learn about the history of Carnevale and why it is celebrated all throughout Italy.
- Zecchino D'Oro
Exploration of the history of Zecchino D'Oro. There will be a performance of the International Children's Song Festival demonstrating the knowledge and understanding of the Italian language.
Here are some useful websites to practice your Italian!
An interactive site that helps students enhance their vocabulary through
- Flashcards
- games
- tests
- Flashcards
- games
- tests
Italian Events at