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Location Unit
I love teaching the location unit. There are so many engaging activities to do to talk about location. I start by teaching the location words to the tune of “Pop goes the weasel”. Since many students look at their hand … Continue reading
Resources for LA CASA unit
Teaching a unit about La Casa? Here’s some resources for your Spanish classroom for this House unit: Música Cancíon “Edificio” de Bacilos. Canción “¿Con quién se queda el perro?” de Jesse & Joy. Canción “Los Quehaceres” de Señor Wooly. Dibujos … Continue reading
Familia Resources
Three quick resources to use during your unit on La Familia: 1) Family Trees (árbol genealógico) : Our most popular post includes downloadable family tree images and flipcharts of Modern Family and The Simpson. Seems like most students aren’t very … Continue reading
Animales
I start my 8th grade class off with a lesson about Animals in Spanish. Animals is one of the topics that students really enjoy but you don’t see it included in many textbooks or early levels, so it is something … Continue reading
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Tagged animales, jesse y joy, lesson plan
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Spanish Notebook
It’s the second day of Spanish class and students are freaking out about their Spanish teacher speaking only Spanish in class. It’s a change for them, as they are not accustomed to being immersed in the language for nearly all … Continue reading
Cinco de Drinko
Take a look at the above calendar of Mexican Holidays. Take a closer look. What’s missing? Mexico’s America’s favorite holiday: Cinco de Mayo. Or as they refer to it in Mexico: Cinco de Drinko. That is because Mexicans get a … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Lesson Plans, Resources
Tagged cinco de mayo, culture, hispanic, Holidays, latino
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El Cuerpo
During the unit on teaching El Cuerpo in Spanish class, I had students create their own monster bodies. They were to label 12 body parts and then present their monster to the class describing the body, and telling us what … Continue reading
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Tagged body parts, cuerpo, drawing, partes del cuerpo, presentations
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Ser and Estar
One of my favorite grammar points to teach is the difference between the verbs SER y ESTAR. While both verbs mean “to be” in English, in Spanish they couldn’t be more different. I know many teachers use an acronym to … Continue reading
Family Tree Spanish
I think we can all agree that the textbooks’ family trees are as engaging as an 8 a.m. lecture in a lecture hall of thousands. After a few years of using my own personal family to teach the family vocabulary … Continue reading
Mexican Independence Day
¿Estás listo? Casi es El día de Independencia de México. Although more Americans can pronounce “Cinco de Mayo”, el dieciséis de septiembre is actually a national Mexican holiday. And not just ANY holiday; THE biggest national holiday in Mexico. So … Continue reading
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