Inside & Outside – Describing Ourselves Learning to describe ourselves is an important part of communicating in any language. In Spanish, we can use adjectives to talk about who we are on the outside (our physical appearance) and on the inside (our personality, values, likes, and emotions). This activity will help you practice both! Objective: […]
In this post, you’ll explore La Giralda, one of the most iconic monuments in Spain. This reading is written in accessible Spanish for language learners and includes helpful vocabulary, comprehension questions, an answer key, and a cultural comparison activity. Use it to build reading skills, learn new words, and connect language with culture. La Giralda:
Spanish Class ActivityTumble Tower Conversation Tumble Tower Conversation Game: This or That Spanish Class Activity The Tumble Tower “This or That” game is a fun, low-prep way to get students speaking Spanish while practicing simple preferences, vocabulary, and conversational structures. This activity works well for novice learners and can be used as a warm-up, a
Mexico City, Mexico Learn advanced Spanish. Listen to the conversation. Read the transcript. Answer the questions. Listen again. Try to do the task your self. Audio Essential words and phrases to understand this conversation: es raro que tengan un solo hijo: it’s rare to have only one child poco responsable: a little responsable desde cualquier
Miranda del Ebro, Spain Learn advanced Spanish. Listen to the conversation. Read the transcript. Answer the questions. Listen again. Try to do the task your self. Audio Words and phrases essential for understanding this conversation: encontrar la rana: to find the frog la guardería: nursery school dejar de estudiar: to stop studying supongo que habría:
El Salvador Learn advanced Spanish. Listen to the conversation. Read the transcript. Answer the questions. Listen again. Try to do the task your self. Audio Essential words and phrases to understand this conversation: conocí a un japonés: I met a Japanese man empezamos a salir: we started to go out nos casamos: we got married