Regardless of the age of your learners, stickers are a fun way to provide input and build vocabulary. Why Stickers Belong in the Language Classroom When people think of stickers, they often picture children and reward charts. But stickers can be powerful and versatile tools in language learning, regardless of age. They offer visual reinforcement, […]
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.
Teaching Spanish (or any language) day after day, week after week, you inevitably run into two challenges: What Are Chat Slides? Chat Slides are visual conversation prompts you project (or share digitally) to spark short Spanish conversations among students. Each slide typically includes a question, image, or sentence starter that students can respond to using
Engage Students with Writing in Spanish If you’re looking for a fun, cultural, and highly communicative writing task for your Spanish learners, message writing is a great choice! These ready-to-use templates and prompts help students imagine themselves traveling across the Spanish-speaking world while practicing vocabulary, grammar, and cultural awareness. Classroom Task Ideas 1. Write Your
Need low-prep writing prompts that feel practical and get students producing Spanish right away? This set focuses on high-frequency, real-world topics—the stuff learners talk about most: family, food, school, weather, invitations, home, and clothing. Each task invites students to “write as much as you can—don’t worry about mistakes,” lowering affective filters and boosting output. Use
Looking for a fun, flexible way to get your students writing, thinking, and communicating in Spanish every day? This massive list of writing prompts, vocabulary tasks, and creative language activities is designed to help students at all levels—from beginners to intermediate speakers—build fluency through meaningful use of language. These tasks work beautifully for bell ringers,