TweetFuture Tense Spanish Lessons Future tense lessons in Spanish are some of my very favorites. Students have often tackled many different verbs tenses by the time they have encountered the future. As we know in Spanish, all of the different forms, irregular verbs, spelling changes, etc., can be a challenge for even the most dedicated… Read More Future Tense Spanish Lessons
Tweet Language Lesson Plans: Winter Holidays Winter holidays make for the funnest language language lessons. Like many language teachers, I love to use holidays to teach vocabulary, culture, traditions and food while having fun. These, of course, will be different lesson plans depending on the language you teach. Holidays are a great opportunity to infuse… Read More Language Lesson Plans: Winter Holidays
TweetPerfect your Spanish, Italian or French with these tasks. Use this list to practice talking about the past. Expand your vocabulary and increase your fluency with these practice tasks. Each group is a little more difficult than the previous group. Talk about where you went yesterday. Talk about where you went last weekend. Talk about… Read More Perfect Your Spanish, French or Italian: Practice Narration Tasks
TweetPresent Progressive in Spanish Lessons Teaching the present progressive is one of my favorite topics for Spanish lessons. The context allows for a lot of fun activities and engagement. I have created a bundle of activities. Below are some ideas for teaching the present progressive in Spanish in your class: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Spanish-Lessons-Present-Progressive-Unit-1615224 Day One. Start with… Read More Present Progressive in Spanish Lessons
TweetTeaching Spanish: Family Unit Learning to talk about family is done in nearly every Spanish 1 class. I have compiled a collection of some of my favorite activities to teaching the family in Spanish. Day One. I’d like to introduce the concept of family with this PowerPoint, telling the story of the family. I then… Read More Teaching Spanish: Family Unit
TweetSpanish Lessons: Emotions I have compiled some of my favorite Spanish lessons for teaching emotions. I created a bundle with ready-to-go resources, but wanted to share some ideas here for you to try. Day One Introduce emotions through the Presentation. Students will catch onto the pattern. Next, read the directions for the Immersive Vocabulary Quizzes.… Read More Spanish Lessons: Emotions
TweetTeaching foreign languages: 35 easy-to-prep projects and activities I love teaching foreign languages. There is so much room for fun things to do in our classes. Here are some easy-to-prep activities for your world languages. A friend The student chose a friend (or a famous person). They drew and/or included a picture (or drawing) of… Read More Teaching foreign languages: 35 easy-to-prep projects and activities
TweetIn this video you will learn Italian words about places in the city. Watch the video and then read. Here’s the transcript: Ciao a tutti, in questo video parleremo dei luoghi delle città.Se devo prendere un aereo vado in aeroporto.Il panificio è il posto dopo compro il pane o posso trovare anche dei dolci, nella… Read More Italian for places in the city: watch and learn
TweetLearning about meet and greet in Italian is a fantastic way to improve your vocabulary and start small conversations as a beginning student. One of the first things to know is that unlike in English where you can be either formal or informal, we use tu (informal) and lei (formal) Tip: Lei also means she,… Read More Meet and greet in Italian: vocabulary and tips