Mastering how to ask someone their name and how to introduce yourself is one of the fastest ways to start speaking Spanish. Short, repeatable sentences plus a handful of real names are all you need to build confidence and begin simple conversations. Why names are a great place to begin Names are concrete, memorable and […]
In this post, you’ll read about La Torre del Oro, one of the most iconic historical monuments in Sevilla, Spain. This learner-friendly Spanish reading includes vocabulary support, comprehension questions, and an answer key to help you build confidence with authentic cultural content. It’s perfect for Spanish classes, independent practice, or cultural enrichment. La Torre del
Spanish Irregular Verb Conjugation Maze Game (Present Tense) Present-tense irregular verbs are some of the most commonly used forms in everyday Spanish—but because they don’t follow predictable patterns, students need frequent and repeated practice to master them. This maze-style game turns irregular verb review into a fun, strategic challenge that engages learners at any level.
This reading will help you learn about a special Latin American tradition called la quinceañera. As you read the Spanish text, you will see important cultural practices, useful vocabulary, and examples of how Spanish is used in real-life celebrations. The goal is to help you understand culture and language together. After reading, you can check
Dice Games for Spanish Verb Practice Dice games are an excellent way to bring movement, fun, and repetition into verb practice. The following templates can be used with any set of verbs and work well as partner activities, small-group stations, or independent practice. These activities are ideal for warm-ups, sub plans, or quick reinforcement during
Spanish Activity: Write a Message About Someone in Your Family Directions (for students, in English): Choose a person from your family (for example: your mom, dad, brother, sister, cousin, grandmother, etc.). Write a short message (4–6 sentences) introducing this person. Use the questions (in Spanish) below to guide your writing. You don’t need to answer