Teaching greetings does not have to be scripted or dull. These low prep world language activities are designed to get learners speaking, moving and laughing from the very first minute. They work with a variety of levels, require minimal materials and help students practise core greeting language in memorable, communicative ways. “It makes it more […]
When a teacher is unexpectedly absent or you simply need a low-prep class that still moves learning forward, strong sub plans can make the difference between wasted time and meaningful practice. These ready-to-run activities are built around the principles of communicative language teaching so students keep producing language, interacting with peers, and deepening their vocabulary
Spanish listening comprehension text + audio helps you learn grammar in context. Below you will find a short Spanish narrative followed by clear English explanations that highlight how the preterite and the imperfect are used to tell an unforgettable day. Use the Spanish text to practise listening and the English notes to check understanding. How
Spanish classroom activities that use short, natural passages make it easier for learners to practise present-tense verbs while talking about hobbies. Below you’ll find a compact Spanish passage and practical, classroom-ready ideas to turn that passage into communicative lessons on pasatiempos. En ese pasado. Hola, hoy voy a hablar sobre mis pasatiempos. La verdad es
Spanish lesson plans designed for learners who want to practise present tense verbs and holiday vocabulary. Below you will find a short authentic Spanish passage about Christmas, followed by clear grammar notes, vocabulary highlights, comprehension questions, and practical follow-up activities in English. Short Spanish passage En ese episodio, la Navidad. Me encanta la Navidad. No
If you teach in the U.S. (or anywhere your students celebrate Thanksgiving), the week after the holiday is the perfect time for a meaningful, low-prep Spanish classroom activity that gets everyone talking. Instead of answering “How was your break?” in English, this Chat Mat helps students share what they did for Thanksgiving in Spanish using