Games and Lessons for Language Classrooms

I'm so excited guys! You can now buy a physical version of my coloring book here: Amazon: American Sign Language Coloring Book. It's 12$ for the physical copy! For classroom use, I still recommend buying the individual pages here, as you can print as many as you want for your classroom. The physical book is nice to just have on the shelf or to give as a gift :) It's been almost two years of work, so I hope you like it. All of the ASL (American Sign Language) coloring pages I have made so far. S

Have students fill out the endings section, then conjugate one verb per line in the preterite and fill in the English translation. Easy to use with the introduction of preterite -AR.

If you want to support this FREE product, please give me a follow or a rating! I am a single person (not a company lol) who makes games and coloring activities for language classrooms, any follower helps me out, thank you! I drew every single one of these illustrations :)The Grinch and a collection of Whos from Whoville for door decoration. This product is free! Enjoy! Print the Grinch at 150% scale on green paper to have the same results that I got. I keep the whos at their original scale and

This is the perfect food truck paper craft for a food truck project. It is super simple. Students cut on solid lines and fold on dotted. They glue the tabs down, and BAM! they have a super cute food truck with a back door that opens and a side window that opens as well. Great for language classes (Spanish, French, Italian, German, Chinese, English) as well as art, culinary, business and economy classes.

Fifteen different coloring cards for decorating a classroom (Great for a Spanish Class during Black History Month!) which includes a list of highly successful Afro-Latinos. This is also a great introduction to the idea that a person can be both Black and Latino (many students are unaware of this). You can also discuss at length the people in the cards (fichas) if you want to. This list includes: Rose PerezZoe SaldanaElizabeth AcevedoCelia CruzEsteban HotesseMiriam Jimenez RomanMaritza Correia Mc

I am constantly updating, come back here every once in a while to redownload for the updated version (I don't think it updates automatically).Make THOUSANDS of signs :) This is probably the coolest thing I have ever made and I'm super proud of it! Feel free to support me as I grow an ASL curriculum. Estoy muy orgullosa de este proyecto, aunque lo hice para ASL, lo puedes usar con LSM tambien porque es una applicacion para crear senas. CAN'T FIND AN ASL SIGN ONLINE? No problem! Create your own gr

I'm so excited guys! You can now buy a physical version of my coloring book here: Amazon: American Sign Language Coloring Book. It's 12$ for the physical copy! 6 Coloring Pages for use in American Sign Language classes. Includes artist Chuck Baird, actress Marlee Matlin, model Nyle DiMarco, author Cece Bell and Cree hoop dancer Burton Bird. Use this as a cultural element for ASL classes, and as an activity to use when studying specific Deaf figures. Full ASL Coloring Book Available Soon.*All a

A coloring page for the Dominican Republic, which includes: The national flowerA flag with color guidesMap with capitalName of country in SpanishTraditional clothescolorear, republica dominicana, coloring, activity, fun, spanish class, languages, historia de la republica dominicana, rd, dr,

Proof read by a native speaker!Change the letter to the President of Argentina (Alberto Fernández) from informal to formal. The letter itself is slightly humorous, and you can ask comprehension questions after students have made corrections. I normally assign this with Spanish 2. It makes good homework as well, because the students cannot take it home and simply use a translator -- they must understand the concept in order to do this assignment correctly. There is scaffolding at the top to help

Have students practice their ability to tell time with a multiple choice quiz. Students will need to know words like "media", "cuarto", "en punto", as well as times of the day "manana", "tarde" and "noche". (Although I haven't put any accents here, the accents are all correct on the quiz). They must be also able to tell time in general ("Son las dos y once" = It's 2:11) google forms, quiz, auto-graded, auto graded, autograded, automatic, easy, telling time, what time is it, hour, minute, spanish

This coloring sheet is based off of the concept of "Color by Number", but instead of coloring by number, the students are asked to color based on the sign. The signs included are family vocabulary, and the scene is very Thanksgiving or Halloween coded -- very cozy. This is a great activity for a day when the students need a little break. It may also be used in a Deaf classroom / school to teach colors / how to spell family vocab / just as a fun holiday activity. It includes two pages: the colori

Puerto Rico coloring page, great for teaching history or for use in Spanish class! Includes: Map with capitalFlower of Puerto RicoFlag of Puerto Rico with coloring guideFortress Castillo San Felipe del Morrocoloring, PR, Puerto Rico, culture, cultura, cultural, historia de puerto rico, mapa, bandera, colorear, playa, castillo,

This quiz tests students abilities to conjugate regular AR verbs (there are no irregulars and no ER/IR verbs) in the present tense. The quiz is multiple choice, so it eliminates the possibility that a student may mis-type. The questions are generated in a random order so students will not be answering the same questions at the same time. You may also lock the quiz down (as I do) in the settings -- as long as your students have Chrome Books, which will make it so they cannot open new tabs. Still,

Teach kids Spanish clothing words with these five activities which include: Classroom Movement (Game!) Traditional Paper Dolls Writing Assignment and Vocabulary Sheets (What's Mary Wearing?) 3D Donut Box Organizer Drawing Assignment All of these activities are classroom tested and classroom loved. Add these in to your clothing unit to make your students a little more invested. These are super hands on and colorful ways to get your students thinking! Games, activities, organizers, notes, colorful

"Where is the library?" "It's to the north of the police station!" Play this classroom movement puzzle game to complete a map. Students move around the room asking each other where specific places around town are. It also gives students the ability to practice saying "I don't know". It should be difficult at first, but become easier as the game progresses and the pieces fall into place. There are 23 individual cards. If you have a smaller class, you can also give directions out, or you can write

Print the paper doll and the ropa tipica (traditional clothing). Allow students about forty minutes to complete the activity. I would suggest for upper levels asking students to write an accompanying paragraph describing the outfit or talking about traditional clothing from Mexico and how/when it is used. Also, I would print one set of clothing per 2 students, and allow them to share, to minimize paper waste. You can also separate out the first page and print it in color and print the others i

Argentina coloring page great for Spanish language classes (cultural sections), historia de Argentina, or just to color. This coloring page includes: A map of Argentina and it's capitalThe name of the countryA picture of Angel Falls in the backgroundThe flag with coloring instructions to the rightThe national flower (Ceibo)spanish class, flor nacional, bandera, mapa, colorear, cultural, cuture, cultura,

Students will listen to an audio description of a sport in Spanish and select which sport that they believe the audio is describing. This is a good practice for Seal of Biliteracy tests like the AAPPL, ACTFL, CEFR, STAMP, AP, OPI, CELA, CELU and SIELE. This is advanced, and the audios are quite fast, so it will be great practice. Because it is auto-graded, it requires no work on the teacher's part -- only to require students to have headphones or earphones. It does not need to be used as practic

So you want your students to write a short story in the past tense, but they struggle a bit with the imperfect and the preterite when used together... This is the perfect handout / notes / cheat sheet to give your students. Let them have these notes on their desk as they try to come up with a short story. The front is the preterite, which includes irregular verbs commonly found in stories (decir, poder, tener, hacer, venir,) as well as the regular conjugations. There is also a note at the botto

Easel Dress Up Game for Spanish 1. Includes both Fill-In-The-Blank style questions about clothes and parts of the body and an interactive Drag-and-Drop Dress Up Game drawn and designed by me, with instructions on how to do this in pairs. This is a very interactive game, but requires the teacher to know the vocab, as the vocab is not included. Spanish, Espanol, language learning, ESL, ESOL, ELL, clothes, ropa, outfit, design, game, activity, partners, class, creative, interactive, online, high sc