Profe Olson

This is a handout for students when you first introduce days of the week, months of the year, and saying a date in Spanish to your students.

This is a handout that I give to my students when I first introduce telling time in Spanish.

This is a handout for students with numbers 1-100 in Spanish on it.

Why create a handout for explaining how adjective/noun agreement works in Spanish when I already have it made? This is perfect for when I introduce colors and show them how to use them to describe nouns.

This file includes a PDF and a Word Doc that you can edit for your own class. I use this scavenger hunt to practice using the high frequency word "hay" in Spanish along with common classroom items.

I use this with students for a little extra practice writing a date out in Spanish.

This is a story I wrote for my students prior to reading the novel Brandon Brown quiere un perro. Click on the PDF to get a link to the Google Document. You can click "file" and "make a copy" to edit.

This is a class story that could be used within the first week or two of Spanish class. It at a novice low level, but still a fun read for students! Bob the Builder is a vampire and struggles to find love. The clipart used in this is all public domain from the site openclipart.org.

This is perfect for a binder designated for absent students. Included in this product is the cover page and a handout that can be kept inside the binder. I print off a handout for each day and keep track of all my classes on one page per day. I have included a PDF and a PowerPoint version that you can use to edit for your own classes and preferences. I have a license to use the KG fonts and the chevron border from Lovin Lit.

Students could keep these or you could print them, laminate them, and put them on a ring for students to use when they need them.