In this post, you’ll explore La Catedral de Sevilla, an iconic and stunning Gothic building. This reading is written in accessible Spanish for learners and includes helpful vocabulary, comprehension questions, and an answer key. Use it for Spanish classes, independent reading practice, or cultural enrichment. La Catedral de Sevilla: Una Joya del Gótico La Catedral […]
Spanish Reading Activity for Learners: The First Thanksgiving Are you learning Spanish? Do you teach Spanish and you’re looking for an activity to develop your skills? Here is a reading and some extension activities to do just that. El Primer Día de Acción de Gracias El primer Día de Acción de Gracias se celebró en
Horoscope Activity for Learners of Spanish Bring high-interest reading into your Spanish classroom with this horoscope activity, where students learn personality vocabulary through zodiac sign descriptions and compare their traits to the readings. Perfect for building comprehension, sparking discussion, and extending learning with authentic horoscopes from Spanish-speaking countries. I love finding ways to do high-interest
Sevilla: Una Ciudad Llena de Vida Find here an activity to build vocabulary through reading/acquisition and see some photos of this beautiful city. Sevilla es la capital de Andalucía, en el sur de España, y es una ciudad famosa por su historia, su arquitectura y su ambiente alegre. Caminar por las calles de Sevilla es
I love games for learning languages. They lower affect. They are fun. They help us develop communicative skills. Creating engaging experiences for language learners is something I really enjoy. I was able to get this template and adapt it for learners of Spanish. See below the directions. CLUE GAME RULES For 2-6 players Components Setup
Music helps learners with pronunciation, vocabulary and culture. It can also be used to teach grammar. Here is a growing selection of ideas to use music in your class: Antología por Shakira Preterite, culture, love Letra https://www.letras.com/shakira/35913/#google_vignette Take out preterite verbs and add blanks. Make a word bank for students to fill the blanks in.