A Solution for Every Classroom
See how Fresco’s flexible design adapts to your schedule and students
Fresco’s built-in modular flexibility, clear activity meta-data, and opportunities for differentiation make it the right solution for any classroom.
| Built-in Flexibility: Fresco is made up of modular, stand-alone activities with clear time estimates and tagging for world-language standards¹ and Bloom’s Taxonomy levels². Follow the lesson plan as-is, or select and rearrange activities à la carte to best fit the needs of your classroom. | ||
| In-Person or Virtual: Student worksheets can be completed online or printed as handouts, giving you the flexibility to assign work in class, as homework, or in a virtual setting. | ||
| Great for New and Experienced Teachers: Fresco’s clear structure, pacing guides, and professional development tools provide critical support for new teachers, but even experienced teachers benefit from ready-to-go lesson plans, slide decks, and activities built around carefully curated authentic content. | ||
| Supports Traditional and Communicative Approaches: Vocabulary and grammar are taught in context, with an emphasis on getting students to read, write, listen, and speak across all modes of communication. However, more explicit grammar instruction and practice activities are available for more traditional classrooms or for students who need more review. |
Footnote 1: Standards alignments confirmed by EdGate Correlation Services.
Footnote 2: Anderson, L. W., & Krathwohl, D. R. (Eds.). (2001). A taxonomy for learning, teaching, and assessing: A revision of Bloom’s taxonomy of educational objectives. Longman.