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Teach your students how to conjugate e to i stem-changing verbs in the preterite tense with these cloze notes! It includes a brief overview of the conjugation rules, charts to complete, and a few practice problems. Great to use with chapter 4 of the Así se Dice Level 2 textbook.

Teach your students how to use the standard Spanish conjugation chart with the subject pronouns and the verb ser! This product includes a brief overview of the conjugation rules, charts to complete, and a few practice problems. Great to use with chapter 1 of the Así se Dice Level 1 textbook and ANY beginner level Spanish course!

This 3-page packet is a great overview of conjugating verbs in the preterite tense. It reviews regular -ar, -er, and -ir verb conjugations, the irregulars ir & ser, dar, and ver, irregular stem-changing verbs (hacer, queer, venir, poder, poner, saber, estar, andar, tener, and decir). Also, it covers "flip-flop" stem-changing verbs (e->i and o->u) in the preterite tense. Each section includes brief notes and sentences for practice. You may use this packet as a practice, review, or for

If your students are like mine, using expressions with the infinitive are often difficult for Spanish language learners! I created this handout to review and reteach this grammatical concept in a way my students would understand best. These notes/practice problems cover the expressions "tener que," "ir a," and "acabar de." Your students will love you for this handout!

These cloze notes provide a general overview for conjugation regular -ar, -er, and -ir verbs in the present tense. It provides instructions on how to follow the standard Spanish conjugation chart and 10 practice problems for each verb type.

Keep your students engaged and focused with these cloze notes created to teach Spanish stem-changing verbs in the present tense. This interactive handout covers e to ie and o to ue stem-changing verbs/boot verbs and includes practice sentences with each group of verbs. These notes were created to teach grammatical concepts found in chapter 5 of the Así se Dice Level 1 textbook.

Students practice using the verb "ser" and Spanish vocabulary for physical characteristics and personality traits by describing famous celebrities, such as Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, and Harry Styles.

These cloze notes are designed to teach Spanish students about the preterite tense. The notes include -ar endings with practice sentences and -er/-ir endings with practice sentences.

Teach your students how to conjugate e to i stem-changing verbs in the present tense with these cloze notes! It includes a brief overview of the conjugation rules, charts to complete, and a few practice problems. Great to use with chapter 4 of the Así se Dice Level 2 textbook.

The "Spanish Grammar Cheat Sheet" covers the basics of conjugating verbs in the Spanish language. It includes translations of the subject pronouns, verb charts for ser, tener, ir/dar/estar (-oy verbs), and instructions for conjugating regular -AR verbs.

These cloze notes keep students engaged while teaching them about using the direct object pronouns lo, la, los, las in Spanish. These notes were created to use with Así se Dice Level 1 Chapter 7.

Practice the Imperfect Tense with Toy Story 2's song Cuando Me Quería (When Somebody Loved Me). Students not only love to reminisce about Woody and Jessie, but they will also enjoy listening to the song in Spanish and filling in the blanks with the conjugated verbs.

Help your Spanish students better understand how to conjugate irregular verbs in the preterite tense with these cloze notes. This handout covers both -car, -gar, and -zar verbs as well as ir/ser. It includes a brief overview of conjugation rules, charts to complete, and practice sentences. May be used with chapter 7 in the Así se Dice Level 1 textbook.

Includes the "most important verbs" to know in Spanish and labels (in Spanish) for classroom items! Use these posters to give your students a constant reminder of what these Spanish verbs mean and a resource to use when they need them to speak! **You will need to add your own accent marks for lápiz and está!