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Stop Guessing: Por vs. Para for Bilingual High Schoolers
¿POR vs. PARA? Póster visual para estudiantes bilingües (Español para estudiantes bilingües | Bachillerato | Nivel intermedio)If your bilingual students can say it but can't explain it, this poster gives them the visual anchor they need. Por and para are two of the most confusing prepositions in Spanish — even for fluent speakers — because the difference isn't always obvious when you're writing. This full-color classroom poster breaks down all 10 uses side by side with simple labels, bilingua
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish
Me llamo name card
Name card for students. I like to have them write their name, color them and then I laminate and use them for pull cards.
K - 12th
Spanish
CINCO DE MAYO COLOR SHEET
🎨 Cinco de Mayo Coloring Sheet for Kids 🇲🇽 Make your Cinco de Mayo celebration fun and creative with this adorable, kid-friendly coloring page! This festive printable features bold, easy-to-color designs like maracas, a sombrero, guitar, cactus, and more—perfect for engaging elementary students while celebrating culture and creativity. Great for classroom activities, early finishers, centers, or holiday fun, this low-prep resource keeps students happily learning and coloring! ✨ Perfect For
Not Specific
Coloring Pages, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Visual Arts
Weekly Spelling Homework Schedule in English, Haitian Creole, Spanish (PK-2)
This resource is a weekly spelling homework schedule. This resource is for spelling words or sight words. The goal is to give students a fun and interactive way to learn spelling and sight words. Teachers can print this out and attach it to the inside of a composition notebook (primary or wide-ruled). The instructions are in three languages: English, Haitian-Creole, and Spanish.
PreK - 2nd
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Spelling, Vocabulary
English to Spanish (Verbs, Nouns, Etc.)
Have your students ever been stuck with translation, and the fact that English has 1 singular word for many different situations, but Spanish has many words for those same situations? Have you ever asked your students "in what context?" when they ask you for a translation of a word? Here are (just some) of words in English that have MANY Spanish equivalents depending on the situation that they are used in! This is a 24x18 inch digital poster, feel free to frame/laminate/hang it however you want
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish
Editable Vacation Routine Chart – Kids 6 to 8 Years – Visual Schedule PPT + PDF
Help kids stay organized during school breaks with this visual, fun, and effective routine chart! This resource is specially designed for kids ages 6 to 8, a key stage where routines support independence, focus, and healthy habit-building. Perfect to use at home during summer break, winter holidays, or any time off from school! Clear and friendly instruction page. 2 pages with activity suggestions (US Letter size). 1 folder with PNG versions of the activity pages (transparent background):
1st - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
Spanish Colors & Animals Cut and Paste Activity
Enjoy this free resource with Spanish cut-and-paste activities featuring colors and Halloween animals. It includes both PDF and PNG files for your convenience, so your little ones can have fun while practicing their fine motor skills.
PreK - 3rd
Spanish, Visual Arts
HAPPY HALLOWEEN COLOR ME! COVER PAGE
Celebrate Halloween with this fun and exciting coloring page! Filled with cheerful pumpkins, friendly ghosts, playful bats, candy, and witch hats, it’s perfect for kids ages 3–12. Bold “Happy Halloween” letters and a special space to add your name make it personal and festive. Simple enough for little hands, with extra details to keep older kids entertained. A perfect Halloween activity to color, create, and enjoy!
PreK - 6th
Coloring Pages, Creative Writing, Other (Arts)
Different Languages of Spain (Spanish Version)
Teach your students about the different languages of Spain (yes, there is more than just Castellano!) This is just a poster, but you can print this as a worksheet size, or download it and upload it to Google Classroom or whatever LMS your school district uses and have it as a digital resource for your students.
5th - 12th
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
Mexican Revolution Nearpod: Evaluating the Goals of Mexican Revolution
Mexican Revolution Nearpod Lesson | Causes, Leaders, & Did It Achieve Its Goals?This interactive Nearpod lesson guides students through the Mexican Revolution (1910–1920) with a clear focus on causes, major figures, and historical outcomes, culminating in an evidence-based evaluation of whether the revolution achieved its goals. Designed with flexibility in mind, this lesson works equally well for AP World History, IB History, mainstream World History, and ELD classrooms, thanks to its scaff
9th - 12th
World History
How To Order In A Restaurant In A Spanish-Speaking Country
Want to help your students sound more fluent/native-sounding at restaurants? Here is a resource that will help them at local businesses, study abroad trips, etc, and is designed to help them not sound as if their Spanish if straight out of a textbook. This is just a poster, but you can print this as a worksheet size, or download it and upload it to Google Classroom or whatever LMS your school district uses and have it as a digital resource for your students.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Spanish
Visual Art 7 Elements and Principles Of Design Project
🎨 Elements & Principles of Art: The Ultimate 10+Day's Design Challenge 🎨 Turn “What are the Elements and Principles?” into “WOW—look what I made!”This isn’t your typical art unit — it’s a creative design adventure that helps students see, understand, and apply the Elements and Principles of Art through a hands-on, step-by-step project. Inspired by the viral YouTube project “C + S – How To Complete the Elements and Principles of Art,” this 10-day unit plan walks students through the proces
6th - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
A Three-Lesson Inquiry into Bad Bunny, Sentiment Analysis, and Where Authority A
The pedagogical move (read this first) This unit was built without Bloom's taxonomy. Not because the verbs are wrong — "analyze" and "evaluate" describe real cognitive work — but because the verb ladder treats thinking as a sequence of demonstrable behaviors. A student can "analyze" a song by producing sentences that look analytical, with no awareness of what they're doing or why. The substitute here is metacognition checkpoints: structured pauses where students are asked not what they think,
7th - 12th
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Music, Other (ELA)
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