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Using arts and crafts in the classroom can enrich language learning for students of different ages and levels. Arts activities allow students to incorporate other skills like drama, geography, and computers while promoting teamwork and class cohesion. They appeal to kinesthetic and visual learners. Considerations for successful arts and crafts projects include showing students the end goal, preparing needed vocabulary, and having follow up tasks. Proper preparation and clarity of language objectives can make arts activities fun and effective for language learning.
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