Fluent Teaching

Gustar manipulatives to help students build phrases with gustar and understand the sentence structure with gustar!I created this activity after realizing some students had trouble copying the structure from a substitution table on the board. I wanted to give the students a physical "puzzle" of sorts to work out the vocabulary to physically build the sentences. While some students might be fine writing the sentences, some of my students need a more hands on approach. To turn it into a reading act

Gustar manipulatives to help students build phrases with gustar and understand the sentence structure with gustar!I created this activity after realizing some students had trouble copying the structure from a substitution table on the board. I wanted to give the students a physical "puzzle" of sorts to work out the vocabulary to physically build the sentences. While some students might be fine writing the sentences, some of my students need a more hands on approach. I separate the description (g

Are you looking for an activity to help your students practice simple biographical information? This could be perfect! With access to this PDF you will receive the following: Table with biographical information about 7 famous hispanos (nombre, cumpleaños, edad, origen, nacionalidad, ocupación)Student sheet to summarize the information into a paragraph.Additional writing space to give your students the opportunity to look up information on a famous person of hispanic heritage in your culture.Teac

This is an interpersonal speaking task to build interpersonal fluency in Spanish and should be completed after students have had input from the following structures:Proposing plans: ¿Quieres? ¿Te gustaría? ¿Tienes ganas de?Transportation vocabulary: ir en autobús, tren, bicicleta, carro, metro, etc.Rejecting plans: Lo siento no puedo, me gustaría, pero…, no tengo muchas ganas de…Fluency Development: Vocabulary for places in the city: (el cine, el museo, el centro comercial, el restaurante, etc.)

This is a sheet I print and laminate and attach to my students' desks so they can reference vocabulary to keep them in the language during class.

This PDF product includes an infographic with Spanish phrases to talk about the weather in both the present and the past tense, along with days of the week and a "level up" option for students who want to include a bit more detail. It also includes a worksheet with 7 daily calendar writes for students to write the date, the weather, and the day and the weather from the previous day (great CI for simple and HF past tense words!)

Included in this reading are verbs like gustar and ghost and zombie themed vocab. Good for Halloween time! 1/2 my students thought I was crazy, they other 1/2 got into it...can't win 'em all!