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Do Now Sp1 or Sp2 - Cierto o falso: Aprendemos el Cinco de mayo
Today we celebrate Cinco de mayo! Students actively read about origin, history, celebration, food, parades, costumes, and music to answer true or false statements. Concise explanation debunks misconceptions and incites curiosity for the traditional (now global) Mexican holiday.
6th - 9th
Reading, Spanish
Lake Titicaca Peru Most Dangerous Way to School (Free YouTube Documentary)
This free documentary from YouTube is visually stunning and highly interesting. Students will learn about the Uru people who live on floating reed islands in Lake Titicaca, Peru. The video is 48 minutes long. The worksheet has 30 questions.
6th - 12th
Other (Social Studies), Spanish, World Languages
Science - La Flottabilite
This includes three different activities about, La Flottabilite. The first is an introduction to the topic, the second has questions that the students must answer about whether certain items float (would be great going along with a demonstration) and the third talks about the forces.
K - 2nd
French, Science
Gustar verbs Inner/Outer Circle
This activity is great for Spanish 1 as you introduce verbs like gustar or for upper levels as a refresher.
Students divide into an inner and outer circle, pairing with another student from the opposite circle. Give them approximately one minute to complete a sentence with the correct object pronoun and form of the infinitive, then rotate!
Super easy and effective to complete and you have the freedom to float around and assist students when necessary. Always a crowd pleaser.
7th - 12th
Spanish
Spanish Pronouns after prepositions
Pronouns After Prepositions Worksheets – Spanish Grammar PracticeHelp your students confidently use pronouns after prepositions with this engaging and easy-to-follow set of grammar worksheets! Designed for middle school, high school, or beginner college Spanish classes, this resource provides clear explanations, examples, and structured practice to build understanding and fluency. Students will learn when to use mí, ti, él, ella, nosotros, vosotros, ellos, ellas, usted, ustedes, and sí after
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Grammar, Spanish, Vocabulary
Editable Flat Stanley Letter To Parents (Spanish)
This Spanish letter is a wonderful tool for bilingual classes to inform parents about the Flat Stanley project that the students will be involved in.
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2nd - 3rd
Reading, Spanish, Writing
Spanish Realidades 3 Chapter 2 Scrambled Words Entry Activity (11 Words/Phrases)
This activity I use as an entry activity, but it can be used as an exit ticket or something fun to do anytime in the unit. The vocabulary corresponds to Chapter 2 from the Realidades 3 textbook. It includes the followings 11 words/phrases:
Estar parado
El mural
La obra de arte
El poeta
Inspirar
El micrófono
La paleta
Actuar
El autorretrato
El pincel
Representar
The words are scrambled and students must unscramble them to find the correct vocabulary word. This generally takes my students 10 min
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Spanish, World Languages
French My house Module 4 Lesson 2
Whole lesson power point presentation and handout on naming rooms in the house; describing your house & using prepositions to say where things are. Lesson activities include: Introducing rooms in the house with the phrase Chez moi, il y a … Il n’y a pas …Slide with pictures of rooms in the house suitable for pronunciation reinforcement or games (beat the teacher; swat the picture; ‘psychic’ game, etc.)Reading task: Students match the rooms in the house vocabulary from the previous tasks to the
4th - 9th
French
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