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Make your students laugh, think, and speak Spanish! This fun lesson explores 10 real (and fake!) happiness strategies through comprehensible input, interactive tasks, and reflection. Perfect for CI/ADI classrooms, this lesson blends humor and personal reflection to boost student interest and input exposure. Includes: Bellwork Activity: Real or fake? Students guess and explain in Spanish. Movement Activity (4 corners-style): Vote on the least favorite activity with your feet. Story/Presenta

A spooky legend students love— El Charro Negro—told in simple Spanish with engaging visuals, movement, writing, and discussion. Designed for intermediate learners (Spanish 2+) This resource includes: Visual PowerPoint Story (or video option) ✍️ Bellwork Writing Prompt “Levántate si…” Movement Activity (relatable, pre-story) Engagement-Based Worksheet (complete during story) ❓ Teacher Question Guide (comprehension, interpretation, relatable) Flexible Delivery Guide for 4 different lesso

This comprehensible input (CI)-based story bundle features the hilarious and dramatic video “Un tarro de duraznos”, designed to engage intermediate Spanish students through storytelling, movement, and writing. Your class will laugh, think, and interact with content that builds language naturally. What's Included: Bellwork activity with relatable prompts“Levántate si…” movement warm-up with emojisPowerPoint story presentation (or search the video on YouTube, youtube.com/@profelocotv)Comprehension

Make Spanish class fun and memorable with this activity bundle built around a video lesson called “Cosas más raras del mundo para entretenerse.” Your students will listen to real Spanish input while learning about some of the world’s weirdest forms of entertainment—from toe-wrestling to phone-throwing! Designed for intermediate students (Spanish 2+ or immersion), this resource uses comprehensible input to build listening skills, support vocabulary growth, and boost engagement through movement a

**Video preview is from my YouTube channel. I use this PowerPoint included in this product, if you'd like to preview it all there.** Bring the legend of Popocatépetl e Iztaccíhuatl to life in your Spanish class with this comprehensible input story bundle! Perfect for intermediate learners, this resource is designed to engage students with storytelling, movement, and meaningful interaction. What’s included:  ✅ PowerPoint story with visuals  ✅ Bellwork/pre-reading activity  ✅ Movement-based activi

This is a novice-intermediate story to read to students of Spanish classes. Read out loud, interact and ask questions to provide comprehensible input. In this story, there will be times where you get to choose what Joe the detective says or does. Make sure you present the slide show in order to click on the options. Once you click on your choice, click on “Continuar” to then continue on with the story. Have fun! For lesson ideas on using this slideshow, check out my free resource "How to Use a S

This is the second episode to the Bibo y Chancho series. This is a novice-intermediate story to read to students of Spanish classes. Read out loud, interact and ask questions to provide comprehensible input. For lesson ideas on using this slideshow, check out my free resource "How to Use a Slide Story." *This lesson only includes the PowerPoint story. No lesson plans or teacher guides included currently.

**WARNING** If you teach young children, please don't buy this product. This story, although edited to be school appropriate, is still disturbing. This is a Venezuelan urban legend. I use this story for my middle school students. If you think edgy/ creepy content is something that your students can handle, this story will be a HIT. This is a novice-intermediate story to read to students of Spanish classes. Read out loud, interact and ask questions to provide comprehensible input. *This lesson o

This is a novice-intermediate story to read to students of Spanish classes. Read out loud, interact and ask questions to provide comprehensible input. *This lesson only includes the PowerPoint story. No lesson plans or teacher guides included currently.

This is a lesson plan featured from my YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dN08tX476MTeach Spanish online with stories. Like to teach Spanish using TPRS, TPR, comprehensible input, or simply are interested in doing so? This is a very structured, non-intimidating way to teach Spanish with stories. This is a story that is already written and features slides with images for each aspect of the story. It's also hilarious! Simply download the teacher's lesson plan and follow along with th

In this document, I instruct you on how to use a slide story (a PowerPoint presentation in the format of a story).

This is a creepy slide story with visuals and captions. Present this to students and read it to them. The fictional story is about an unexplained phenomena with the moon. It's so beautiful it turns people mad!

Memes are really popular right now. This is a great comprehensible input activity to get kids to interact with you in Spanish about common situations that the kids can relate to. Here's how to use this first set of memes: 1. Show the first meme. Describe the picture in Spanish using comprehensible input. 2. Read the meme. Make sure to write a translation on the board of any new words that students do not understand. 3. Ask the students: "¿Quién tiene esta experiencia?" Ask other questions to g

The winter Olympics have arrived and it's fun to watch the talented figure skaters. For me, it's even more fun to freeze frame on their faces! Sometimes their faces can be really intense when performing their talent! This is a very interactive comprehensible input activity to use in any level of Spanish. Here's the process of how I use this: 1. Show the first slide. 2. Describe the person on the slide. 3. Read the sentence: "Esta es mi cara cuando..." 4. Ask the students in Spanish when they h

There are 35 story scripts that are simple and super interesting that any teacher of any level of any language class can use for TPRS (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling). The great part about these scripts is that they only focus on one structure (a verb) a week, and they are so simple, repetitive and funny (based off of Anne Matava's TPRS script style). This is especially helpful for teachers just starting out with TPRS. Focusing on just making sure the kids acquire one stru

This is a story script I created based off of the structures from Look, I Can Talk!, the teaching manual for TPR Storytelling. The stories in the manual are not very interesting and they are not repetitive or simple enough, so I created stories based off of Anne Matava's three location script style for all of the structures from Look, I Can Talk! This is the story script I created for chapter 1 lessons 1-3. "Double wow. There is some work in these. You have 'the gift.'" -Ben Slavic, Expert in