Spanish 1 Traditional Curriculum Overview

Spanish 1 Lesson Plans

Overview of Traditional Spanish Curriculum (Levels 1–4) I curated this overview of what is typically taught in Spanish levels 1 through 4 to provide general insight and help set expectations as you build your course. That said, I want to emphasize something important: make your class work for you. Use this framework as a guide—not […]

How to Use This Interview Resource to Level Up Your Spanish AND French Fluency (With English Equivalents)

Second Language Acquisition Course

This interview-based resource is a powerful tool for building real-world fluency in Spanish, French, and English. The questions included here mirror what speakers at each level (A/B/C) must be able to do according to ACTFL proficiency guidelines. You’ll see: Spanish question French question English equivalent …all aligned under the correct level. This makes the resource

Spanish Language Workout: Talk about the Home

Spanish Language Workouts

How to Use If you are at the Intermediate (ACTFL)/CEFR B-level in Spanish, you can create your own phrases and sentences in Spanish. Use these materials to bring your Spanish to the next level. Understand and answer the questions, practice them with a tutor. Review common vocabulary for the theme. Do the vocabulary worksheet. Get

Spanish Language Workout: Technology

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Technology plays an essential role in our daily lives, shaping how we communicate, learn, work, and entertain ourselves. This unit explores the topic of technology through Spanish-language activities designed to build vocabulary, deepen cultural understanding, and strengthen communication skills. Learners will learn key technology-related terms, read authentic Spanish articles about current innovations, watch videos that

Low-prep World Language Activities: Reading to Learn and Grow

Second Language Acquisition Course

Low prep world language activities can transform how students and independent learners use reading to develop real knowledge, not just vocabulary. Reading to learn means choosing texts that teach content—history, cooking, science, current events—in the target language so learners acquire vocabulary, grammar, and subject knowledge at the same time. Why reading to learn matters Once

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