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Animals Vocabulary in Spanish (part 1)
This is product includes: 1. Powerpoint with color photographs and vocabulary words of animals in Spanish. 2. The review format of the powerpoint with the photographs of the animals only. *They are numbered, so you can quiz them by having them write numbers 1 to 30 on a sheet of paper and write down the vocabulary words as you change the slides. 3. A sheet with the pictures of animals included in this lesson. * students can write down the vocabulary word under each picture as future notes. 4.
4th - 12th
Spanish
Quick Gustar Quiz, pop-quiz or TOTD, Ticket out the door
This quick quiz allows you to gauge how your students are doing with Gustar. Use for scaffolding, remediation, or to create partners with strengths and weaknesses. For all three quick quizzes (gustar, regular verbs, and adjectives with answer keys) see my combined quick quizzes!
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Spanish
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Quick Present-Tense Verbs Quiz, pop-quiz, TOTD ticket out the door
This quick quiz allows you to gauge how your students are doing with regular verbs. Use for scaffolding, remediation, or to create partners with strengths and weaknesses. For all three quick quizzes (gustar, regular verbs, and adjectives with answer keys) see my quick quiz bundle!
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Mastering Personal Information in Spanish: A Beginner's Lesson EASEL compatible
Empower beginner Spanish learners (A1 level) with the essential skill of sharing personal information in Spanish. Whether you're conducting live online conversation classes or assigning homework and quizzes using EASEL by TPT, this comprehensive lesson is your key to success. This lesson includes nine crucial personal information questions: ¿Cómo te llamas? (What's your name?)¿Cuántos años tienes? (How old are you?)¿Cuál es tu color favorito? (What's your favorite color?)Descríbete en tres palab
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish
10 Personal Questions with Original Pictures and Translations.
1. Google Slide Presentation of 10 Personal Questions in Spanish and English.(voices will be added soon) 2. 10 Pictures to remember the questions. 3. Drag and Match Activity 4. Multiple Choice Quiz with 40 different answers. 5. Word by Word Translations with over 500 Vocabulary words in English and Spanish. 6. Print the Questions into small cards and have the student ask each other the questions.
6th - 9th
Spanish
Quick Adjectives Quiz
Use this as a quick way to quiz your students, either as a TOTD, review, remediation or a pop-quiz! This is intended to be given as a quick check point after students have been introduced to the content. This quick quiz allows you to gauge how your students are doing with adjectives. Use for scaffolding, remediation, or to create partners with strengths and weaknesses. For all three quick quizzes (gustar, regular verbs, and adjectives with answer keys) see my quick quizzes with answer key!
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Spanish
Spanish Food Picture Matching (Free!)
68 food pictures for Level 1 Spanish with corresponding vocabulary. 2 pages can be printed double-sided to use as a review, a learning resource, or a quiz. Students match the pictures to the Spanish vocabulary word. The paid version of this activity ( FOUND HERE) is 4 more scrambled versions of the same matching activity. The paid version would be perfect for a test or quiz, because it almost prevents cheating entirely. Free teacher tip: I also like to chop off the bottom word bank of this act
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Cuento: Alma quiere un perro (Spanish 1 short story reading comprehension)
Novice-level Spanish short story reader for middle school or high school level: Alma wants a dog and goes on a fun search! Novice. Present tense verbs, reading with questions & worksheets. ACTIVITY TYPE: Reading: short story LEVEL: CFR: A1 (Novice Mid - High) AGES: 11+ Teens and Adults FOCUS: Reading, pets, wanting and looking for something, present tense. Alma has a great life, but there’s something missing. She wants a dog. But getting a dog isn’t easy. She’s going to have to look for it in ma
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish, World Languages
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