Memes for Spanish Class: Why They Work & How to Use Them If you teach—or study—Spanish, you’ve probably seen those classic memes out there floating around. They might seem simple or silly, but when used thoughtfully in class, they can be great tools for language learning. In this post, I’ll go over why memes work […]
Holiday Memes for Spanish Class: Why & How to Use Them I love memes. They’re a fun way to deliver comprehensible input—using visuals + text to help students infer meaning and stay engaged. Holiday memes offer an especially rich opportunity: they tie language learning to cultural moments, give authentic context, and make the classroom feel
Spanish Chat Mats: Talk about Health Looking for a way to facilitate talking about health for learners of Spanish? Check out these chat mats. Use these to make dialogues and skits. Culminate with the writing activity at the end. 5 Weeks of No and Low Prep Fun Need quick, engaging activities for your class? This
Welcome — this post expands on the original video “Teaching Spanish: A Tour of My House” and turns that short, friendly house tour into a practical lesson for Spanish learners. Below you’ll find a concise house vocabulary list, useful phrases taken from the tour, the full Spanish transcript, practice activities, and a few screenshots to guide
This post expands on a short comprehensible input video about El Tango and Buenos Aires. If you’re learning Spanish, this Comprehensible Input Spanish: El Tango lesson is a gentle, clear way to hear useful vocabulary and simple grammar in context. Below you’ll find a summary, vocabulary, grammar tips and practice activities to help you get
This article is based on a short comprehensible input presentation about El Barrio de las Letras. If you want a clear, listen-and-read lesson on Madrid’s literary quarter, this post breaks down the key facts, offers useful vocabulary and phrases for learners, and includes quick grammar points to help you understand the Spanish used in the