Past Tense Practice: Memoir Project – Days 1 & 2 Memoirs are a fun way to personalize practicing the past tense in a new language. Consider this activity: Using your styrofoam board, map, and flags, mark the places where you have lived or traveled. Please note that students can do these digitally, too, on a […]
Spanish Formal Commands Maze Game (Usted/Ustedes) Formal commands are an essential part of polite communication in Spanish, especially in real-world situations like giving instructions, making requests, or speaking to customers, teachers, or elders. This maze game gives students an engaging and interactive way to practice forming both usted and ustedes commands. It’s ideal for warm-ups,
Spanish Verb Conjugation Maze Game (Imperfect Subjunctive) The imperfect subjunctive is one of the most advanced and versatile verb forms in Spanish. Students encounter it in hypothetical statements, polite requests, clauses following “si…,” and many literary or formal contexts. Because the forms can feel unfamiliar at first, this maze-style game provides meaningful, repetitive practice in
A Tour of My House Polyglot Benny Lewis offers tours of where he lives in different languages. Watch the video online below to get an idea. Option A: Give us a video tour of your house while you talk about it in Spanish. Here’s my CI Spanish version you can use with your students: Option
Spanish Verb Conjugation Maze Game (Present Subjunctive) The present subjunctive is one of the most important—and often most challenging—verb forms for Spanish learners. Students rely on it to express wishes, emotions, recommendations, doubt, and uncertainty. Because mastering the subjunctive requires repeated exposure, this maze-style conjugation game offers a fun and interactive way to build accuracy
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