This resource will help your students learn Spanish vowel combination sounds. It will also make it easier for you to teach Spanish sounds to English speakers as it includes equivalent sounds. Spanish vowel sounds are very different from English and they can be tricky to learn at first. This printable and projectable resource includes examples from Spanish sounds and their equivalents in English, and  three different pronunciation activities for your students to read aloud and practice Spanish sounds.  What’s included in this zip folder? A Read First letter to help you understand the contents of the resource.  A main PDF file with 19 usable pages that include: instructions 5 projectable slides with vowel combinations in Spanish and their equivalents in English (combinations covered are: ai, au, ei, eu, ia, ie, io, iu, oi, ua, ue, ui, uo).  three practice activities: printable word lists per sound (12 lists in total), a slide with sentences to read aloud, and a set of 59 dominos.  A folder with two mp3 files, one for the projectable slides and one for practice activity 2 When can you use this resource?  You can use this resource at any point of the Spanish program and with students of different ages. It can be used after a pronunciation session to review and practice vowel combinations, and it can also be used for early-finishers or as a warm-up activity.    Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Spanish pronunciation: vowels and consonants Spanish pronunciation: word stress rules & activities Spanish pronunciation activities for J & G sounds Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This resource covers Carnaval de Negros y Blancos, a traditional Colombian celebration, through reading/speaking comprehension activities.   This resource includes: a set of printable/projectable pictures that you can use as a warm-up a printable reading passage about Carnaval de negros y blancos a printable reading comprehension exercise with answer key a printable reading/speaking activity (information exchange) a glossary teacher instructions for resource use in the classroom and as an online activity Related products: Colombian folktales (myths & legends): reading for Spanish class Spanish reading & listening comprehension practice activities about music Comparatives & Superlatives: Spanish grammar practice activities Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

Your Intermediate-High Spanish students will review the Preterite and Imperfect tenses while they talk about their own experiences through a set of consolidation grammar, speaking and writing activities.  Practicing the Preterite and Imperfect tenses in Spanish can be engaging if you speak and write about fun experiences. This resource includes activities for your students to use the main Spanish past tenses through grammar, speaking and writing. It includes a printable version and it can also be used as an Easel Activity, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning. Additionally, it includes forced copy links to a couple of projectables  on Google Slides™. What’s included in this resource? A PDF file with 8 usable pages that include: teacher instructions and forced copy links to grammar exercise and speaking activity instructions a printable grammar exercise (fill-in the blanks) about a girl’s first day in Santiago de Chile (answer key included) instructions for a simple speaking activity with dice to talk about experiences a printable writing handout with 5 topics to choose from When can you use this resource?  You can use this resource as a revision activity after you’ve taught the Preterite and Imperfect in Spanish with at least Intermediate-High students.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Spanish Preterite and Imperfect Review Activities (Chilean History) Conversation Cards in Spanish Past Tenses Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

Do you want your students to have fun conversations while they practice different tenses in Spanish? This bundle of conversation cards will help you achieve that goal in class! Including speaking and conversation practice into a Spanish lesson is important, but it isn’t always easy. With these no-prep conversation cards, your students will have a lot of topics to choose from and talk while they use different tenses such as the present (simple and continuous), the past (preterite, imperfect and present perfect), the future (simple future and ir a + infinitive) and the imperfect subjunctive + conditional.  It includes 4 printable sets of 48 cards each and PowerPoint / Google Slides™ versions for each if you want to avoid printing! This resource is easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning.  What’s included in this bundle? 24 usable pages with a total of 192 conversation cards: Each set has a main PDF file with 6 usable pages that include 48 conversation cards to use in one of the following tenses: present, past, future and imperfect subjunctive + conditional Also, in each PDF file you’ll find instructions and extension ideas for the teacher, and a forced copy link to a Google Slides™ version (projectable) A PowerPoint file with a projectable version of the conversation cards IMPORTANT: Make sure your students are already familiar with the tense(s) of the cards before you use them in class. When can you use this resource?  These cards can be used in different ways: to review a Spanish tense, as an extra activity for early finishers, as an icebreaker at the beginning of the lesson, as a get-to-know-each-other activity or as a diagnosis activity to check your students’ level at the beginning of the school year.  Don’t forget to check out the preview for each set if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible! Check out these other bundles in my store: Direct, Indirect & Double object pronouns in Spanish grammar practice Christmas traditions in Latin America: bundle for Spanish class Activities to practice the past tenses in Spanish - upper intermediate (Bundle) Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

Help students learn magic passwords and/or phrases with these posters. This resource includes two sets of posters in different sizes. Print different groups of the small cards and keep them on the tables or corners of your classroom or cart, for your students to remember those useful phrases they need to know in class. These strategically placed cards serve as convenient references for your students, ensuring they remember the essential phrases and helping them stay in the target language You might also like: Viva Colombia Classroom Decorations Los Países Hispanos en Letras Spanish Question Words Let's Connect: Instagram:@funforspanishteachers Blog: www.FunForSpanishTeachers.com How do I earn TPT credits to save money on my future purchases? Click on My Purchases and beside each product, you can view whether you have left feedback about a product. Click on Leave a Review underneath the product title and seller. Back to School I Useful Phrases I Spanish Passwords

Ser and Estar can be complex verbs at first. With this resource, your Spanish Novice-Low students will practice the uses and conjugations of these verbs in simple grammar, writing and speaking activities. Learning the differences between SER and ESTAR is always a challenge for Spanish learners. This resource includes basic activities where your students will practice conjugating and using these two verbs in context.  It includes a printable version and it can also be used as an Easel Activity, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning.  What’s included in this resource? A PDF file with 12 usable pages that include: verbs ser and estar conjugations, grammar explanations and examples that you can print or project (these can also be used as self-study material, based on your students’ level) a fill-in the blanks exercise (answer key included) a sentence writing exercise a short reading passage with a related writing prompt a set of 10 basic questions in two formats: handout for students to write their answers in full sentences, and conversation cards identity cards for a role-play Instructions for the teacher for both versions, printable and digital When can you use this resource?  You can use this resource at different stages; either when you’re introducing the topic or for consolidation at the end of the unit. It can also be useful as a revision and practice resource before a quiz on Ser vs. Estar.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Ser and Estar Spanish Grammar Review Activities Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This resource provides speaking activities in Spanish to be used after the spring break. The aim is to practice different tenses in Spanish while talking about spring vacations. This resource includes: 30 printable conversation cards for students to practice making questions and speaking in different tenses (present, past, future and conditional) PP files with conversation questions to project or share screen a printable reading passage about the school year in Latin America and two printable reading comprehension exercises an mp3 file (1m 41s) with a printable note completion exercise (transcript included) editable PDF versions of reading * listening comprehension exercises IMPORTANT: Make sure your students are familiar with the tenses covered in this resource. The activities in this resource are suggested for lower-intermediate to intermediate Spanish learners. Related products: Summer vacation speaking activities for Spanish class Winter break activities for Spanish class Winter break icebreakers: listening & speaking activities for Spanish class Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

These 12 Awards Certificates in Spanish celebrate and express appreciation for responsible and helpful behavior in the classroom! Print out, personalize and give to your students- perfect for any grade level! NOW Include DIGITAL JPG IMAGES of each award certificate for REMOTE LEARNING, and instructions on how to annotate in Preview! The 12 Awards Certificates are: *¡Eres muy responsable! *¡Gracias por tu responsabilidad! *¡Gracias por tu ayuda! *¡Eres un buen ayudante! *¡Eres muy respetuoso! *¡Eres muy respetuosa! *¡Eres muy respetuosx! *¡Eres muy respetuose! *¡Gracias por cuidar los materiales! *¡Gracias por cuidar el salón! *¡Muy buen esfuerzo! *¡Gracias por tu esfuerzo! *¡Eres de otro mundo! *¡Eres de otro planeta! And don't miss our End of the Year YEARBOOK! End of the Year Yearbook For our printable birthday cards see: ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Printable Birthday Cards Mundo de Pepita features a series of story books and activities you can print out and distribute to your students or children. Great for teaching vocabulary and simple concepts in Spanish, each book features adorable original illustrations and simple story lines..perfect for young learners! Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Youtube! Visit our blog: Mundo de Pepita where you can also sign up for our email newsletter!

The Simple Present in Spanish can be more fun to learn and practice if you combine it with the topic of Latin American food! Your Spanish Novice-High students will practice conjugations and learn cultural content with this resource.  Practicing the different conjugations of regular and irregular verbs in the Simple Present in Spanish can be entertaining and interesting if you add food! This resource includes different activities where your students will practice conjugating and using the simple present to talk about and describe traditional Latin American dishes. It includes a printable version and it can also be used as an Easel Activity, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning.  What’s included in this resource? A PDF file with 24 usable pages that include: Teacher instructions and extension ideas Two short warm-up reading passages (topics: “La bandeja paisa” and “Pan con palta”) Verb conjugation tables for regular and irregular verbs in Spanish simple present A fill-in the blanks exercise with descriptions of Latin American dishes (answer key included) 12 printable pictures with the same Latin American dishes described in the warm-up reading passages and fill-in the blanks activity Two reading passages, each with its own reading comprehension exercise and answer key A set of 6 printable questions that can be used for conversation or as writing prompts A “Find someone who…” activity A glossary with vocabulary related to the foods covered in the resource When can you use this resource?  You can use this resource after you’ve taught the Simple Present in Spanish or during a unit on Latin American Cuisine.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Ordering Food in Spanish: Printable Restaurant and Café Menus Ordering food in Spanish listening and speaking activities The imperative in Spanish: grammar, reading & vocabulary activities Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This projectable resource was created to teach students how to use the imperative form as well as cultural information about Latin American food. It was created for intermediate and upper-intermediate students. This resource includes: a 10-slide PDF printable grammar file with explanations, examples and a practice exercise about the imperative form in Spanish a PowerPoint presentation with the grammar explanations and examples a set of 16 printable flashcards with vocabulary about cooking verbs in Spanish (in PDF) a PowerPoint presentation with the vocabulary flashcards a set of 12 printable reading cards for individual or group reading (in PDF) a PowerPoint presentation with reading passages a set of 16 printable reading comprehension cards (in PDF) a PowerPoint presentation with reading comprehension questions a (printable - PDF) WebQuest for students to work in small teams or individually in contexts of distance learning) Related products: Spanish present tense & reading activities about Latin American food Ordering food in Spanish - printable restaurant and café menus Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

Your Novice-Low students will practice ordering food in Spanish while they learn about Latin American foods with these menus! They’re a great complement to a lesson or unit on food or traditional dishes. Practicing ordering food in Spanish can be more fun if you use menus with traditional dishes from different Latin American countries. This resource includes five printable menus; your students will not only practice their Spanish speaking skills, but they will also learn a bit of Latin American culture! What’s included in this zip folder? A Read First letter to help you understand the contents of the resource A main PDF file with 10 usable pages that include 5 different printable menus in two versions: with and without prices. The menus included are:  Colombian Chilean Peruvian Mexican Argentinian  Instructions and extension ideas for the teacher IMPORTANT: Make sure your students already know the basic words and phrases to order food in Spanish before you use this resource. When can you use this resource?  Use this resource at the end of a lesson or unit on ordering food in Spanish, as parts of a formative assessment.   Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Ordering food in Spanish listening and speaking activities Spanish present tense & reading activities about Latin American food The imperative in Spanish: grammar, reading & vocabulary activities Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

Do you want your students to have fun conversations as they use the past tenses in Spanish? These 48 conversation cards will make it easier for your students to talk about past experiences. Incorporating speaking into a lesson isn’t always easy, but with these no-prep conversation cards, your students will have a lot of topics to choose from and talk about their experiences as they practice the past tenses in Spanish.  It includes a printable version of 48 cards and PowerPoint / Google Slides™ versions if you want to avoid printing! This resource is easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning.  What’s included in this zip folder? A Read First letter to help you understand the contents of the resource A main PDF file with 6 usable pages that include 48 conversation cards to practice the different past tenses in Spanish: preterit, imperfect, present perfect & past continuous Also in the main PDF file you’ll find instructions and extension ideas for the teacher, and a forced copy link to a Google Slides™ version (projectable) A PowerPoint file with a projectable version of the conversation cards The topics covered in the cards are: free time activities, traveling, celebrations, childhood, school & friends  IMPORTANT: Make sure your students are already familiar with the different past tenses in Spanish (preterit, imperfect, present perfect & past continuous) before using this resource. When can you use this resource?  These cards can be used in different ways: to review the past tenses, as an extra activity for early finishers or as an icebreaker.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible! Check out these other resources in my store: Conversation Cards in Spanish Present Tenses Conversation Cards in Spanish Future Tenses Conversation Cards in Spanish Present, Past, Future and Conditional Tense Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This resource offers examples from Spanish, equivalents in English, & practice for the pronunciation of the sounds of letters j and g + vowel sounds in Spanish (ga, ge, gi, go, gu & ja, je, ji, jo, ju).  This resource includes:  mp3 files with individual sound recordings that can be used along with the projectable slides and one with a ‘listen and complete the sentences’ exercise (to be used with the handout) a PDF file with 4 projectable slides with combinations of j or g plus a vowel (and some similar sounds in English)  a printable/projectable minimal pairs exercise a printable listening & pronunciation handout with editable PDF versions included a printable memory game Related products: Spanish pronunciation vowel combinations activities Spanish pronunciation: word stress rules & activities Spanish pronunciation: vowels and consonants Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

Are you looking for Spanish speaking activities to incorporate into your lessons? This resource includes 4 different conversation activities, each with versions to practice present, past and future tenses! Practicing speaking in Spanish class doesn’t have to be difficult. This resource includes four different speaking activities for your students to have fun conversations about different topics while they practice the basic tenses in Spanish: present, past and future.  It includes printables and projectables on PowerPoint and Google Slides™ versions, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning. What’s included in this zip folder? A Read First letter to help you understand the contents of the resource A main PDF file with 19 usable pages that include: a) instructions for printable and digital versions b) forced copy links to Google Slides™ versions c) 3 printable Battleship handouts (one for each tense d) 3 sets of conversation topics for a Speed Dating activity. Each set includes 16 questions.  e) I agree/I disagree printable cards for a debate activity plus 15 debate topics (5 per tense)  f) 15 interview topics (5 per tense)  A folder with separate PowerPoint versions of Battleship activity and short tutorial videos on how students can use the digital versions for online learning.  A folder with separate PowerPoint versions of Speed Dating activity A folder with separate PowerPoint versions of Debate activity IMPORTANT: Make sure your students already know the tenses (simple present, preterite, imperfect, simple future, future with ir a + verb) before using this resource. When can you use this resource?  You can use the activities in this resource with students from different levels either as a diagnostic at the beginning of the school year, as a warm-up activity or for early finishers, or as part of a conversation session. It can also be useful as preparation before a speaking test.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Conversation Cards in Spanish Present, Past, Future and Conditional Tense Spanish Role-Play Cards for Elementary Learners Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This resource aims at having students practice speaking in Spanish as they answer some questions in different tenses about Valentine’s Day.  This resource includes: three printable board games with 15 questions each (PDF format) three printable sets of conversation cards (PDF format) a set of three projectable conversation questions (PowerPoint format) IMPORTANT:  each board game/conversation questions set includes questions in different verb tense combinations (present / present, future & conditional / present, future, conditional & past) the questions in the resources are the same Related products: Spanish Valentine’s Day reading, vocabulary, listening and speaking activities Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

¿Qué lleva? Great for practicing noun/adjective agreement and revising vocab sets - clothing and colors. The students color in a teddy bear and then write four sentences to describe it using a clothing word and a color word. The completed pages can be used to make a colorful wall display. Handouts of the Spanish clothing (la ropa) vocab and masc/fem, sing/plural of color vocab are included in the pack. These can be given to all students if this is an early activity, given to some to provide differentiation or not used at all if you want to use the activity as assessment of learning. As a final activity, students can design and color in their own teddy bears and write four sentences of description or design and swap to describe. This resource comprises: 1. Six teddy-bear activity sheets 2. One sample completed teddy-bear activity sheet to display or use as an example 3. One design-your-own teddy-bear activity sheet for students to clothe themselves 4. Color and b/w handout of color vocab 5. B/w handout of clothing vocab You may also like our: Spanish clothing activities, games and puzzles Spanish clothing puzzles Spanish clothing Go Fish! game Spanish Noun Adjective Agreement - numbers, colors, parts of the body Please look at the thumbnails and download the preview to see what is included in this resource. Please note that the preview is not as clear as the full resource in order to meet the preview upload limit. ******************************************************************** We would love to hear how you get on with our resources in the classroom and always want to improve so please complete the feedback form on your ‘My Purchases’ page. Remember too that leaving feedback earns you points to make your next purchase cheaper! ******************************************************************** More will be uploaded soon so please click the green star at the top of the page to follow our store to be notified when new resources are available. Please click on the links below for more Llanguage Llamas Spanish resources Spanish: Color by Number Spanish: Seasons and Holidays Spanish: Topic sets Spanish: Fun Activities Spanish: Puzzles

This resource includes two vocabulary activities for Spanish learners to practice and review using words about specific topics such as the seasons, the weather, and the clothes. Ideas for online use are also included.  This resource includes:  6 sets of 21 words each with printable mini-cards with vocabulary related to a specific topic* 6 sets of 21 taboo cards each with vocabulary related to a specific topic* Teacher instructions to use both activities based on your students’ level and some ideas for online learning use.  *Topics included: vocabulary about fall, winter, spring, summer, the weather and the clothes.  Related products: Christmas & Winter activities in Spanish - elementary vocabulary & speaking Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

"Yo Tengo, ¿Quién Tiene?" (or "I Have, Who Has?" in Spanish) is an interactive game that gets students engaged (and up and moving if you so desire). It is great for developing oral language, number vocabulary, taking turns, and listening practice. This game was developed with dual language teachers in mind, as the Spanish numbers and number words are in red. Included in this pack are the the following "Yo Tengo, ¿Quién Tiene?" math games: - Números (Numbers) - Palabras de Números (Number Words) - Marcas de Conteo (Tally Marks) - Dominós (Dominoes) - Cuadro de Diez (Ten Frames) - Dedos de Conteo (Counting Fingers) There are two versions of each game included to practice numbers 0-20 or 0-30, whichever option is best for your students. So, how do you play? 1. Pass out a card to each child. If you have cards left over, keep passing them out until there are no cards left. (If children have multiple cards, they can spread them out in front to see better. They don’t need to be kept secret.) 2. The child with the Green “GO” sign in the top left corner of their card begins. They will stand up and say for example “I have one. Who has five?” 3. The child with five will stand up and read their card. “I have five. Who has…?” 4. Play continues until the game ends with the “STOP” card. That student answers “I have … STOP!” to signal the end of the game. Do you prefer English? Great! Check out the "I Have, Who Has?" ENGLISH version of this math bundle here. If you teach in a dual language classroom or have a bilingual homeschool...save even more and BUY THE English/Spanish COMBO BUNDLE! If you would like to preview a version of this game, it is available as a subscriber freebie here on our blog.

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The Preterite and Imperfect in Spanish can be tricky at first, but a good way to practice them is through history. Your Intermediate-High students will review both tenses while they learn about Chilean history.  Using the Preterite and Imperfect tenses in Spanish can be fun and interesting if you can also learn about history! This resource includes different activities for your students to review these important past tenses through reading, grammar, listening and speaking.  It includes a printable version and it can also be used as an Easel Activity, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning. Additionally, it includes forced copy links to a couple of projectables (Google Slides™) and a Google Form™.  What’s included in this resource? A PDF file with 15 usable pages that include: teacher instructions forced copy links to two Google Slides™ presentations (warm-up images and a short grammar revision with examples), and a grammar exercise (Google Forms™) printable warm-up images about the history of Latin America and Chile that you can use to introduce the topic, see what types of sentences students can make in the past tenses and elicit previous knowledge an introductory reading passage in two versions: with and without the underlined verbs in preterite and imperfect. This can be used to introduce the topic of the history of Chile and also to find out if students can identify both tenses and their uses (an answer key is also provided) a short printable grammar revision (one page) with uses and examples for both tenses that you can assign for revision or self-study (you can use the projectable version for a group review) a printable fill-in the blanks exercise (answer key provided)  two listening exercises about the history of Santiago de Chile (link to authentic listening resource is provided as well as answer keys and transcript) a printable speaking activity where students have to prepare to talk about the history of their cities or countries When can you use this resource?  You can use this resource as a revision activity after you’ve taught the Preterite and Imperfect in Spanish with at least Intermediate-High students. You can also use it during a unit on (Latin American) History.  Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Conversation Cards in Spanish Past Tenses Spanish Preterite and Imperfect Speaking & Writing Activities (Talking about Experiences) Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store!  ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

Are you looking for Christmas activities for your Spanish lessons? This resource might help! Your intermediate students will learn about Christmas traditions in Latin America and practice reading, writing and speaking. December is a great time to teach our Spanish students some cultural contents on celebrations in Latin America. This resource includes reading passages with information about celebrations in Colombia, Chile and Mexico, reading comprehension activities in different formats, as well as speaking, writing and vocabulary activities, all related to the topic of Latin American Christmas.  It includes printables and projectables on PowerPoint and Google Slides™ versions, so it’s easily adaptable to face-to-face or online learning. What’s included in this zip folder? A Read First letter to help you understand the contents of the resource A main PDF file with 20 usable pages that include: instructions for printable and digital versions forced copy links to Google Slides™ versions 6 printable pictures for a warm-up activity 3 printable reading passages about Christmas celebrations in Colombia, Chile and Mexico 3 printable reading comprehension handouts, one for each passage (answer keys included) a printable handout for a whole-group reading comprehension activity (“Find the country where…”) where students need to exchange information on what they’ve read a set of 10 printable comprehension/discussion questions a printable handout with a writing prompt a printable handout with instructions for students to work in small teams and create their own Latin American Christmas 6 printable pictures for students to talk about different Christmas traditions 10 printable cards with key words related to Christmas in Latin America for a vocabulary game A separate PowerPoint file with a projectable version of the warm-up pictures A folder with separate reading passages in PDF format A folder with separate reading comprehension handouts in editable PDF format (students can type in their answers)  A separate PDF file with the “Find the country where…” handout to share electronically A separate PowerPoint file with a projectable version of the comprehension/discussion questions A separate PowerPoint file with a projectable version of the pictures with different Christmas traditions IMPORTANT: This resource has been created for intermediate and upper-intermediate Spanish learners. It doesn’t cover any specific grammar or lexical topic. When can you use this resource?  You can use the activities in this resource in December, before the winter break, with intermediate and upper-intermediate students as part of a cultural unit on Christmas traditions in Latin America.   Don’t forget to check out the preview if you want to know more about this resource! It will give you a better idea of what’s included and how it can help your students. Or leave a question and I’ll reply as soon as possible!  Check out these other resources in my store: Christmas & New Year's traditions - activities for Spanish class Christmas Traditions WebQuest for Spanish class Spanish future tense & New Year traditions in Latin America Once you’ve implemented this resource in your class, don’t forget to leave feedback! You’ll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases and you’ll help me improve my store! ¿Estamos en contacto?  Don’t forget to follow my store to get notifications on new products and upcoming sales.  We can also keep in touch on Facebook and Pinterest where I love to share useful ideas for your Spanish class. ¡Nos vemos allá!

This resource offers a grammar review of double object pronouns in Spanish. It has printable, projectable, editable and online components. This resource includes:  A PDF file with instructions, grammar explanations, a grammar exercise, an answer key and forced copy links to Google Slides™ and Google Forms™ versions for the teacher.  A projectable grammar explanation PowerPoint file.  Separate PDF files of grammar explanations and examples that can be assigned as self-study.  A projectable grammar practice PowerPoint file.  An editable PDF version of the grammar exercise A listening comprehension exercise that includes: PDF handout, answer key, transcript and mp3 file Make sure you use this resource with at least intermediate learners.  Related products: Direct object pronouns in Spanish grammar practice Indirect object pronouns in Spanish grammar practice Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

This resource offers a grammar review of direct object pronouns in Spanish. It has printable, projectable, editable and online components.  This resource includes:  A PDF file with instructions, grammar explanations, a grammar exercise, an answer key and forced copy links to Google Slides™ and Google Forms™ versions for the teacher.  A projectable grammar explanation PowerPoint file.  Separate PDF files of grammar explanations and examples that can be assigned as self-study.  A projectable grammar practice PowerPoint file.  An editable PDF version of the grammar exercise Make sure you use this resource with at least intermediate learners. Related products: Indirect object pronouns in Spanish grammar practice Double object pronouns in Spanish grammar practice Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

This Spanish reading comprehension resource covers a popular Latin American way of protest: el cacerolazo. Students will learn about the origins of pan banging and how it has been used to show political discomfort. This resource includes: printable/projectable warm-up pictures a printable/projectable glossary a printable jigsaw reading activity (two forms: Student A and Student B) a printable vocabulary activity (crossword) IMPORTANT: This resource was created for intermediate Spanish learners. Make sure your students already know how to use the simple past, especially the preterite. Related products: Spanish past tenses activities: speaking & writing about life in the past Spanish imperfect and preterite for speaking & writing practice activities Spanish imperfect & preterite grammar review & practice Connect with The Spanglish Corner Click here to get notifications of new products and upcoming sales. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to leave feedback. You'll get TpT credits that you can use on future purchases.

“I have…Who has?” games, otherwise known as Zip Around games, are great for developing oral language, vocabulary, taking turns, and listening skills.  These interactive games are great for getting students engaged (and up and moving if you so desire).   This Pets "I Have, Who Has" pack includes 3 versions of the game: Pets Vocabulary - "I have the dog.  Who has the cat?" Counting Objects 1-12 - "I have one dog.  Who has the three cats?"  This game is great for subitizing as the animals are in random order, and not numerical order.  It also has children practice the plural form of the words. Colors - "I have (image of a purple dog).  Who has (image of a gray cat)?"  These cards use only the image so they can be used at different difficulty levels.  For an easy version, students would say the name of the color…“I have purple. Who has gray?” For a more difficult version would use adjectives to describe the animal…“I have the purple dog. Who has the gray cat?” Each version of the game contains 12 cards. You will need to do the math and decide how to split up your class.  If you have a large class, you can always split them up into smaller groups and “loop” the game for a set amount of time.  For example, for a class of 30, you can divide them into three groups with 10 students each. Give each group a different version of the game, and have 2 students in each group play more than one card.   How do you play "I have...Who has?"?   1. Pass out a card to each child. If you have cards left over, keep passing them out until there are no cards left. (If children have multiple cards, they can spread them out in front to see better. They don’t need to be kept secret.) 2. The child with the Green “GO” sign in the top left corner of their card begins. They will stand up and say “I have the dog.  Who has the cat?” 3. The child with cat will stand up and read their card. “I have the cat. Who has…?” 4. Play continues until the game ends with the “STOP” card. That student answers “I have … STOP!” to signal the end of the game.  (If you prefer to loop the game for continuous play, optional ending cards are included for each version.)   This Pets I Have, Who Has game is also available in Spanish, Las Mascotas Yo Tengo, ¿Quién Tiene?. The vocabulary words include: dog cat rabbit fish turtle frog snake lizard tarantula ferret hamster bird =========================================   Looking for more Pet Resources? Check out these packs sold separately: Pets Interactive Mini-Book "Do You Have a Pet?" Pets I Have, Who Has (Zip Around) Game Pets Bingo    Save BIG and buy the PETS VOCABULARY BUNDLE!! The bundle includes 70 pages of vocabulary fun including: Dictionary Pages Flashcards Pocket Chart Strips Word Work Writing Prompts Interactive Mini-Book I Have, Who Has (Zip Around) Game Bingo Check out the PETS VOCABULARY BUNDLE here.

"I Have, Who Has?" is an interactive game that gets students engaged (and up and moving if you so desire). It is great for developing language concepts, vocabulary, taking turns, and listening practice. There are two versions included to practice numbers 0-20 or 0-30, whichever option is best for ...

Spanish Adjectives Flash Cards Spanish Adjectives Flash Cards are a great resource for teaching students Spanish adjectives. These cards are suitable for students in grades four to twelve. It is also useful for adults too! There are two sets of cards: red and green. The two sets of cards equal a total of 80 Spanish adjectives cards. (40 red and 40 green) Red cards: One set of red cards have the Spanish adjective with the English translation on the lower left corner of the card. There is also another set of red cards with just the Spanish adjective on it. And finally as a bonus there is another set of red cards with only the English translation on it. The English version was created to use as a game with students. Green cards: The green cards are also adjectives but these adjectives specifically describe character and personalities. Students can practice with these cards to describe their friends and people in general. It’s a very fun and engaging practice. The green cards are set up just like the red cards. There is one set with the Spanish adjective with the English translation on the lower corner; another set with just the Spanish adjective and also a bonus with just the English version of the adjectives. I also included an extra page of adjectives (leaves) to use with the adjective tree activity, a freebie on my store. There is also a red and green chart with the list of adjectives in alphabetical order along with the Spanish translation for easy access. Click the follow me button for updates and new products! Also let me know if there are any adjectives you would like me to include and I will send it to you at no additional cost. Your feedback and comments are important to me. Please share your thoughts. Thank you for your business. Click here for Árbol de Adjetivos (Tree of Adjectives) a fun freebie! For games and teaching ideas for using the Spanish Adjectives Flash Cards visit my blog at: http://www.musicandspanishfun.blogspot.com/ This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.