¡Hola! Here is a collection of readings, questions sets and answers, and writing extension activities for Spanish class or independent study. El Año Nuevo Las tradiciones de Año Nuevo en España son muy importantes para los españoles ya que demuestran su cultura y costumbres. La celebración de Nochevieja es una de las más importantes del […]
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