Lenguaje Learning

A modern take on a poster* for the colors in Spanish. The word is written out in Spanish in that specific color. This way students do not translate the word "red" into "rojo" or vice versa. They see the word "rojo" out in the color red and make that association. *There are 2 posters included: one that uses the word "café" and the other that uses "marrón." (both mean brown). I also recently learned that some countries use the word "naranja" for the color orange as well as the fruit, so if you

Help save the Ranita from the perils of the swamp, so he can make it home safely to his family. A board game that can be adapted to any verb tense or vocabulary theme. All you need are the phrases or vocabulary words or other items for whatever topic you are covering. Since the board is not tied to one topic, it can be used for anything. It is typically played with groups of 3 or 4, but could be done with more, so you only have to make enough copies for the groups. I recommend to print on car