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Introduce Bad Bunny in Spanish to your elementary or middle schoolers students with these novice-level readings and activities. No prep required! This resource is perfect for sparking conversations after the Super Bowl 2026, when Bad Bunny is the halftime artist. Best of all, it can also be used later by simply removing the Super Bowl–specific slides and continuing to focus on Bad Bunny and basic information about who he is and his importance as a Latin singer. This resource includes two file

Add these sweet 16 in Spanish verbs to your classroom to help students remember the most useful high-frequency words in the Spanish language. Each poster has a picture that will help your students remember the words. (está, va a, tiene, es, hay, le gusta, quiere, sale, hace, pone, puede, le da, trae, sabe, viene, ve, le dice). Suggestions for using the material in your classroom: 1. Print it 2. Laminate it 3. Add magnetic tape *****************************************************************

Introduce this children's story in Spanish to your elementary students with this engaging and beautiful story "Los pollitos dicen". This story has multiple activities that can last several days. Click HERE to save 20% by buying the bundle, which includes other two cultural stories and activities in Spanish.This resource includes both a printable version AND a digital version. The digital version is on Seesaw.This helpful packet includes the following :Comprehensible Story: It is written in s

This All About Me in Spanish resource is a great way to get to know your students' names and teach them how to say: Me llamo and mi apellido esYour elementary Spanish students will love this cute and simple story with 11 animal cognates (cocodrilo, leopardo, elefante, rinoceronte, camello, tarántula, hipopótamo, anaconda, orangután, escorpión, armadillo and a bonus non cognate animal: Mariposa) This resource has a printable version AND a digital version. The digital version is on Google S

Introduce the Sweet 16 in Spanish to your students with these High-frequency word posters with images perfect for novice learners! This resource is great for Spanish distance learning or in-person classes. You can re-size the posters virtually or use the printable PDF, laminate it, and use it as you wish. There are two options available: 3 posters per page.2 posters per page.This resource has the Sweet 16 verbs in 1st person: (puedo, estoy, tengo, sé, salgo, quiero, voy, vengo, veo, traigo,

These Rejoinders in Spanish will keep your students engaged during story asking and/or conversations. This resource contains 18 fun and engaging Spanish rejoinders with images that work perfectly for distance learning or in person. Your Spanish class will run smoothly and naturally with this resource. Two size options: Spanish only or Spanish and English. • 3 posters per page • 2 posters per page Print on cardstock, laminate, and add magnets, or print on magnetic sheets (no lamination require

This Winter in Spanish story is perfect to introduce El Invierno to your beginner's elementary students. This resource is written for your younger learners Pre-K to 1st with multiple activities that can last several days and could be a great addition to your winter, body parts, and/or numbers lessons. The story is on Google Slides and has extension activities on Seesaw and printable activities that are engaging, comprehensible, and easy to adapt to different levels. Your Preschool and early el

Introduce Bad Bunny in Spanish to your elementary students with these novice-level readings and activities. No prep required! This resource is perfect for Super Bowl 2026, when Bad Bunny is the halftime artist. Best of all, it can also be used after the game by simply removing the Super Bowl–specific slides and continuing to focus on Bad Bunny and his cultural impact. ✨ BUNDLE BONUS: When you purchase the reading + collaborative poster together, you save 20% compared to buying each resour

Introduce mariposa Monarca as a way to explain the migration Monarch butterfly phenomenon to your Spanish novice classes. This resource focus on the high-frequency verbs:  hay, se llama, hace calor, hace frío, vive, va, llega.Click HERE to save 20% by buying the bundle, which includes other cultural stories and activities in Spanish.1. Monarch Migration: This Spanish story tells the migration phenomenon with an easy and comprehensible story with beautiful images and simple language. This is also

These elementary stories in Spanish are great to complement your curriculum and incorporate culture into your Spanish elementary classes. The stories are written in simple vocabulary for beginner students and focus on the use of high-frequency words. You can teach these stories in any order you want, there is no specific order! By purchasing this Bundle of all nine units, you are SAVING 20% off the individual price of each unit plus any new story I add to this Bundle will be yours! To gain a

This Elementary Spanish Curriculum Bundle has eight different stories that are comprehensible and engaging for your Pre-K to First Grade Spanish students. The stories can be used during the school year in any order you prefer, and are perfect for lower school levels (Pre-K to 1st) with multiple activities that can last several days and could be a great addition to your curriculum. By purchasing this Bundle of all seven units, you are SAVING 20% off each unit's price!To gain a better idea of

Sweet 16 Spanish Verb Posters Bundle – High-Frequency Words with Images for Novice Learners: Introduce the Sweet 16 verbs in Spanish with this engaging and versatile poster bundle, perfect for supporting novice learners in mastering the most useful high-frequency verbs for communication! Use the printable PDF version to laminate and display in your classroom. ✨ What’s Included: The Sweet 16 verbs in third person: está, va a, tiene, es, hay, le gusta, quiere, sale, hace, pone, puede, le da

Question Words Posters in Spanish are perfect to decorate your classroom and use to ask for comprehension while you tell stories. These intercultural images are also a great way to talk about culture and be more inclusive in your Spanish class! This resource includes 12 posters:¿Dónde?¿Cuándo?¿Cuántos? ¿Cuántas? (how many)¿Cuánto? (how much)¿Qué?¿Quién? (two options)¿Adónde?¿Por qué?¿A qué hora?¿Cómo? Porque¿Cuál?********************************************************************************

This New Year's in Spanish craftivity is a great way to introduce your elementary Spanish students to La maleta. This common Latin American tradition is to pack a suitcase with items that represent the sort of trip you want to take, then you can walk around your home or around the block carrying your luggage to bring travel in the new year. This resource has two different versions for elementary or upper-grade levels. It also has blackline and color options! Writing option: perfect to practic

This no-prep Spanish resource is perfect for sub plans and early finishers! Students will complete patterns and stay engaged with fun, ready-to-print activities. Ideal for elementary Spanish classes, this pack includes coloring, drawing, and word recognition tasks designed to support language acquisition in a low-stress way. ➜ This resource includes 45 different pages you can mix and match. Simply print and leave them for your students to use with a sub or as early finisher activities. Each page

This Spanish Heritage Month craftivity is a great way to introduce some Hispanic leaders to your elementary Spanish students. This resource is great to practice how to ask for and answer personal information. The resource has two different options: 1st and 3rd person. You can choose the one that is more suitable for your classes. You can also use it on your Bulletin Board! Questions included:¿Cómo te llamas? ¿Cómo se llama?¿Cuántos años tienes? ¿Cuántos años tiene?¿Cuál es tu profesión? ¿Cuá

Introduce Farm Animals in Spanish with this story, written in simple vocabulary for beginner students. This story focuses on the high-frequency word: Hay, with 8 different animals and their Spanish sounds. This resource is perfect to introduce the song: La granja de mi tío and it includes the animals: (pollito, perro, gato, vaca, cerdo, caballo, gallina, pato) The story has a printable version AND a digital version. The digital version is on Google Slides and Seesaw.This resource includes:

Introduce New Year's Traditions in Spanish to your Spanish beginner's classes with this cultural and compelling story about Las Uvas. Your students will feel inspired after reading this engaging and beautiful story about a girl who has 12 wishes and all of them are good causes that will help the world to be a better place! The story is on Google Slides and has printable activities that are engaging and comprehensible. This resource includes:Comprehensible Story: It is written in comprehensible

Perfect for kids of all ages, this fun collaborative Bad Bunny poster activity in Spanish invites students to work together to create a vibrant tribute to Bad Bunny. Each student colors one section, and when assembled, it becomes a striking bulletin board display celebrating Puerto Rican culture and contemporary Latin music. This interactive project is a great way to bring culture, creativity, and teamwork into your Spanish classroom. ✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻✻ You mi

Introduce Emotions in Spanish to your elementary students with this compelling story about Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. By purchasing this Bundle of all two units, you are SAVING 20%, off the individual price of each unit plus you will get a BONUS story for FREE "La Vida de Frida Kahlo" perfect to complement this unit! To gain a better idea of everything included, please check out the individual previews for each packet:-Frida y Diego SK-1st-Frida y Diego 2nd - 4th-La Vida de Frida Kahlo (BON