Regardless of the age of your learners, stickers are a fun way to provide input and build vocabulary.

Why Stickers Belong in the Language Classroom

When people think of stickers, they often picture children and reward charts. But stickers can be powerful and versatile tools in language learning, regardless of age. They offer visual reinforcement, instant feedback, and a playful way to mark progress. In a Spanish class, stickers help:

• Reinforce vocabulary (words, images, categories)
• Offer quick, low-stakes positive feedback
• Encourage students to interact with Spanish in small, fun ways
• Break up the monotony of worksheets or drills

I recently experimented with creating my own sticker sets using Canva, and I want to share ideas and tips so you can try this too.

Here are my creations:

Here’s the link: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGoYeKwttg/_-pYknzWmirbn6-TjtFYVA/view?utm_content=DAGoYeKwttg&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview

Stickers aren’t just for kids. They’re a dynamic, low-prep, and versatile tool to enrich Spanish classes — bringing visual appeal, playfulness, and incremental rewards into the learning environment. With tools like Canva, you can design your own sets tailored to your curriculum and students. Give it a try — print a few test stickers, see how your students react, and iterate from there.

Get some sticker paper and print some out. Let me know how I can make them more useful for you.

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