Sim games are pretty popular among teenagers, and with this game in Spanish, students 
can practice their Spanish vocabulary of building a house and creating an avatar.
Según el sitio:
“¿Qué es Habbo?
Habbo es una comunidad virtual dirigida a jovenes a partir de 14 años, aquí puedes crearte un personaje y diseñar tus propias salas. Pero tambien hay otras muchas cosas que puedes hacer……conocer nuevos amigos, chatear, organizar fiestas, cuidar y entrenar mascotas virtuales, realizar retos, crear y participar en multiples juegos,…..y con muchas de las actividades del Hotel ganarás placas.
Habbo es principalmente un lugar seguro y emocionante donde divertirte con tus amigos.”
Students can sign up with facebook or email.
This may be something to check out yoursef to decide if it is something you could use in your class or suggest for students to play outside of class.
going to do a re-make of the show in Spanish. The adaptation is called “Metasasis” and is nearly identical to the U.S. version. Here we point out some of differences. If you teach a high lever (of more mature students who may have been fans of the show), they may find these tidbits interesting. 
activity that uses the music video in the background. You can select level of difficulty or even use it for karaoke!
discuss best practices, talk about lesson ideas, collaborate on projects, and more. Well, that place does exist, you just have to broaden your definition of lounge. So today we show you the Top 6 places to connect with other Spanish teachers. And wouldn’t you know it, the best places to socialize are through social media.
Teacher
There are some activities that, as a teacher, I look forward to every year. Here are some of my favorite lesson plans for my Spanish class that I’m sure you will enjoy and your students will too.
can listen to her older music on 
SpanishPlans.org 