Erico Ramirez

These printables are meant to be cut in half, laminated, and displayed in a Spanish classroom. They include Pokemon with cultural connections to Spanish, Mexican, and Indigenous heritage.

I add these color tags next to my Spanish color signage for visual use.

I add these Nahuatl number supplements to my 1-20 in my classroom for visual reference.

Print out these colors posters on 24x18 in sheets of paper, cut, and laminate for animated references to the colors in Spanish.

Print and laminate this description words wall activity to practice the use of adjectives and the phrase "Yo soy...". Each adjective card includes masculine, feminine, and gender neutral options for the 21st century learning experience. In my classroom, I cut out the adjectives and placed them around a mirror for students to look in the mirror and practice these adjectives.

Print and laminate this feeling words wall activity to practice the use of adjectives and the phrase "Yo Estoy...". Each adjective card includes masculine, feminine, and gender neutral options for the 21st century learning experience.

Use these phonetics cards to help students' pronunciation with a variety of teacher-made syllables. Print, laminate, and place on a "flip chart easel binder".

Print, cut out, and laminate this set of organization labels for colors in Spanish. In my classroom, I use these organization labels on buckets organizing colored pencils and markers by color.

Print, laminate, and hole punch these cards to create your calendar date flip chart.

Download, print, and laminate these Spanish number labels for the number line in your classroom.

This document is designed for elementary school teachers who serve a wide range of grade levels (Language, Art, PE, Music, Dance, etc.). This helps keep track of topics for different grade level classes in a quarter especially when some classes fall on days off or days of teacher inservice.