Spanish -ER and -IR Verb Conjugation Maze Game (Preterite Tense) The preterite tense is one of the most important past-tense forms Spanish students need to master, especially when describing completed actions. This maze-style activity helps learners practice -ER and -IR verb endings in a fun, interactive way that reinforces accuracy through repetition and movement. This […]
Spanish -AR Verb Conjugation Maze Game (Preterite Tense) The preterite tense can be challenging for Spanish learners, but adding movement and game-based practice makes conjugation review far more engaging. This -AR Verb Conjugation Maze Game gives students a fun way to reinforce preterite endings while problem-solving their way through a puzzle. This activity works well
Cucharas (Spoons): Verb Conjugation Game This fast-paced game reinforces Spanish verb conjugations—Cucharas! Students practice accuracy and quick recall of verb forms while having fun in a competitive group setting. How to Play: Divide students into small groups, seated around a table. In the middle of the table, place spoons (one fewer than the number of
Are you looking for a ready-made pack of activities to teach the imperfect tense in Spanish? These activities are designed to help students master the imperfect tense in less than a week! Overview of Activities These activities typically take two block periods to complete. However, if you choose to integrate them with additional text-based activities,
Beat the Teacher is a fun and engaging game, originally from a British after-school TV show from years ago, where pupils competed against their teacher. The game setup is simple but highly enjoyable—students versus the teacher. How It Works You start by selecting a content set. In this example, we’ll use simple present tense AR
Teaching the present progressive is one of my favorite topics for Spanish lessons. The context allows for a lot of fun activities and engagement. Below are some ideas for teaching the present progressive in Spanish in your class: Start with the PowerPoint presentation. After you’ve introduced the PowerPoint presentation, do your first set of Immersive