ProfeEllay

First 5 slides include 30 printable task cards to practice Spanish present tense regular verbs. Verbs are given to students in parenthesis. Second part of slideshow has animated slides with answers so review can be done as a class.

There is an instructions slide and three complete sets of possessive adjectives and various subjects to use. One slide focuses on food vocabulary, one on animals, and one on classroom vocabulary. The first number tells students the possessive adjective they should use (in English) and the second number they roll tells them the subjects. They can create complete sentence or just practice differentiating between masculine/feminine/singular/plural.

Teacher flips through slides and students need to write the verb in Spanish that corresponds to the photo. Answers are animated for teachers to show/review once all students have held up an answer on their whiteboard.

Teacher will flip through presentation while students write either Ser or Estar AND the reason why the verb is used on whiteboards. Students can reference their DOCTOR (Description, Origin, Characteristic, Time, Origin, Relation) acronym for SER and PLACE (Position, Location, Action, Condition, Emotion) acronym for ESTAR. Answers are animated on slides for teacher to show once all students have held up their guesses. Can also be used without notes as a formative assessment.

Print PDF and use sentences in stations or as a gallery walk. Students translate the verbs and/or the entire sentence. Slides are used to review as a class for students to clarify any misunderstandings and fix any errors.

Teacher flips through slides and gives students time to answer each question. Students can write on paper or whiteboards as a formative assessment. Answers are animated to review.

Animated slides show various objects with images and Spanish vocab. Students need to decide if "gusta" or "gustan" would be used depending on if the object is singular or plural. 15 slides included with animated arrows to show correct answers & review with students. Can be used as a warm up, done with whiteboards, or as a class.