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Spanish Speaking Resources/Activities:
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CC 1 |
CC 2 |
CC 3-4 |
CC 1-4 Bundle |
Over 175 conversation cards to get your level one students speaking.
Includes common themes of level 1 curriculum. |
Divided into 15topics typically covered in Spanish II curriculum and includes questions in the preterite and the imperfect tenses. |
Can be used in Spanish 3, 4, or even AP.
Themes included:
Actividades, Niñez, Consejo, Casa, Familia, Ropa, Medio Ambiente, Tecnología, y más.
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This bundle includes all levels. These cards fit your Speaking or Communication Standard for learning Spanish. |
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Speaking Act |
Weekend |
Spk Assessment |
Food Comm. Act. |
13 types of speaking activities to get your students talking. |
Use on Fridays and Monday to talk about what you did and what you are going to do. |
A template for students to record their responses after listening to questions online. |
Partners describe the menu that patients have ordered while the other student arranges the pictures. |
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Students get practice asking personal information such as name, age, and more. |
Use prepositions of location to describe a scene that a partner will draw. |
An info gap activity with food vocabulary. |
Students use an app to describe what the rooms of a house look like while manipulating furniture on the screen. |
Projects:
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Facebook Project: Create a profile or newsfeed about yourself or a famous person or character. |
Students create their own superhero in Spanish. Includes common vocabulary. |
Students create the house of their dreams in this Spanish project. |
Learn animal vocabulary and then create your own animal and describe it. |
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Students create a family album by describing their familia. |
Students label a monster drawing and describe to the class. |
Students narrate the daily routine of a celebrity. |
Several options to finish up the Food Unit. |
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Students research a Spanish speaking country and create a presentation. |
Students create a skit between a doctor and a patient in the health unit. |
Students write a letter asking for advice. |
This version includes everything necessary to teach this unit. |
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Students create a family album by describing their familia. |
Different and fun ways to get students to practice their vocabulary words. |
Use comic strips to have your students write, or to show understanding of a story. |
20 Projects for Spanish Class Level 1-2. Huge savings. |
Hands-on Activities and Games
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Practice using forms of Ser with the correct adjective ending. |
Engaging activity to practice direct object pronouns. |
Students will be up moving around as they ask questions to their peers. |
So many ways to use this fun fortune teller in the target language! |
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Play bingo with this ready-to- use set of cards and with clues in Spanish.
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Great supplement to keep your students in the TL while playing Guess Who? |
Students practice body part vocabulary with this game of memory.
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A ready to play game of Magic Squares with verbs.
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A template to create your own Magic Square game in Spanish.
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White Board Activities
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Practice subject pronouns on individual whiteboards. |
Students compare celebrities with Mas Que, Menos Que. |
Students fill in the blank with correct form of ser or estar. |
Students practice using direct object pronouns with whiteboards. |
Practice Feelings with Tener/Estar in this football inspired activity. |

Proficiency Based Exams / Assessments:

Page 2: Thematic Units, Guided Notes, Vocabulary W.S., Bulletin Boards
Page 3: MovieTalk, TPRS Stories, Authentic Readings, Webquests, Música, Memes
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