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 […]
Talking about the weather is one of the most universal, practical, and student-friendly ways to build confidence in French. With a Weather and Seasons Chat Mat, learners get the visual support and vocabulary they need to discuss daily weather, compare seasons, and communicate naturally in simple French. These chat mats offer sentence starters, essential phrases,
Spanish Activity: Write a Message About Someone in Your Family 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)
In a short clip I introduced a simple, flexible idea for Teaching Languages: Verb Practice Template that you can draw on the board, print out or turn into a quick classroom game. The template helps students practise conjugations, supports short quizzes and makes review activities more engaging—especially when you want to gamify routine practice. Why
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