Check out this engaging activity to learn about Spanish-speaking famous figures and learn communication skills in Spanish at the same time. Step 1: Students select a famous Spanish-speaking person to research. They will answer all of the questions listed in the first person based on research. Focus on people who really shaped the Spanish-speaking world […]
Here are some dialogues for common situations in Spanish. Use them for class or independent study. Meeting and Greeting Person 1: Hola, ¿cómo estás? Person 2: Hola, estoy bien, gracias. ¿Y tú? Person 1: Estoy bien también, gracias. ¿Cómo te llamas? Person 2: Me llamo Juan. ¿Y tú? Person 1: Me llamo María. Mucho gusto,
¡Hola! Here’s a fun Spanish class activity for your first day back after winter break. Proyecto: Mi Tablero de Visión Objetivo: Los estudiantes crearán un tablero de visión (vision board) en español para expresar sus metas, sueños e intereses personales mediante imágenes, palabras y frases. Instrucciones: Reflexión Personal: Responde a estas preguntas en español antes
Hola, Profe! Here’s a fun Spanish class project to get students reviewing talking about themselves and learning vocabulary for body parts. Project: My Body Bio Version #1 Objective: Students will create a visual and written presentation about the human body in Spanish, describing body parts, their functions, and their importance in daily life. Instructions: Personal
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
Tumble Tower Conversation Game: Get to Know You (Spanish Class) Tumble Tower Conversation Game: Get to Know You Spanish Class Activity Tumble Tower games, often known by the commercial name “Jenga,” are a simple and highly engaging way to bring movement, fun, and meaningful communication into the Spanish classroom. This “Get to Know You” version