Spanish Preterite Tense TPRS Stories Distance Learning

Spanish Preterite Tense TPRS Stories are understandable for students who have not yet studied the imperfect tense. Students read, listen to, write, and talk about events in the past: Six original stories with accompanying activities that provide comprehensible input to practice preterite Spanish. Digital versions are included for distance learning. Appropriate for middle and high school students.

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 ✅ THE SPANISH PRETERITE TENSE TPRS STORIES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

Six original TPR stories, all in Spanish, with accompanying activities:

• True/false questions
• Complete the sentence
• Answer the questions
• Cloze activities/assessments

All have answer keys. Stories are funny and capture the attention of the students.

Few textbooks have enough comprehensive input to enable students to assimilate and produce language fluidly. These stories provide the necessary repetition in context and manipulation of the language to ensure students can communicate freely about past events.

 ⭐️ Spanish TPRS Story #1: Amanda’s has a harrowing experience during her flight to Israel. Includes the following activities:

• True/False comprehension activity
• Cloze activity in which students write in the missing verbs in the preterite tense.

⭐️ Spanish TPRS Story #2: El mal novio. Written in the first person. My boyfriend, Juan, cheated on me, and I saw him with the other girl. What did I do? Written in the Spanish preterite tense with the following preterite practice Spanish activity for more repetition in context:

• Cloze activity in which students write missing verbs in the preterite tense: Escribe el verbo en el pretérito en los blancos.

⭐️ TPRS Story #3: La mala cita. True story about a bad date I went on. Includes the following:

• Instructions for the teacher
• Vocabulary and TPRS Story
• Comprehension questions: Escribe “verdad” o “falso”.
• Activity in which students answer questions about the story using the preterite tense: Contesta las preguntas.

⭐️ Practice Preterite Spanish TPRS Story #4: El pasajero tonto. Poor Paco encounters a myriad of comical problems during his trip to Chicago. For example, he fights with a woman for a suitcase he believes is his, only to find out it is not his at all. How embarrassing! The story includes the following resources:

• Instructions for the teacher
• Vocabulary in Spanish and English
• Story
• Comprehension activity in which students read the sentences and write True or Falso: Cierto o falso
• Completa la oración: Students complete the sentences with the correct word in Spanish
• Ejercicio 3, Contesta las preguntas: Students answer the questions in Spanish in the present tense
• Cloze activity in which students write in the missing verbs in the Spanish preterite tense

⭐️ Spanish TPRS Story #5: Juan is a detective and is tasked with finding el asesino. Resources include:

• Props and volunteers needed
• Vocabulary
• Story written in the past using the Spanish preterite tense
• Practice preterite Spanish activity in which students write True or False in Spanish: ¿Cierto o falso?

Spanish TPRS Story #6: This story reinforces the preterite tense of the verbs DAR and VER in Spanish. It includes:

• Props and student roles
• Vocabulary in Spanish and English
• TPR Story
• True/False activity: Sentences are written in the Spanish preterite tense. Students read the sentences and decide if they are true or false.

To learn how to teach a story using TPR Strategies and see me teach a sample story, click here: Youtube Video of How To Tell TPRStory

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