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This is a note taking sheet and introduction to tener expressions in Spanish. It includes an explanation of idiomatic expressions, as well as a list of the fifteen most commonly used idiomatic expressions with the verb "tener". The activity also includes a review of tener verb conjugations, written practice which includes choosing the correct expression, responding to eight questions with tener expressions, and creating their own original sentences with a visual of a tener expression. Lastly the

In this activity, your students will read the diary entry of Carolina Torres describing her busy day. The students will have to fill in the blanks in the entry with either forms of tener or tener expressions using the word bank provided to them. At the end of the reading, they will answer comprehension questions. The great thing about this activity is that if you want to leave out the comprehension questions, you can easily turn this longer activity into a shorter one by making it a half sheet.

In this activity, students will use their knowledge of question words as they listen to statements made 'en un cafe" and try to determine the appropriate question that goes along with each statement. A great activity to practice the question words, with a teacher script that is easy to change to fit the particular vocabulary frequently used in your classroom.

In this activity, students will first solve clues with the correct forms of tener and appropriate tener expressions. They will then find the word in the word search. This is a great basic homework assignment and can also be appropriate as a warm-up, closure, or just for fun. Please check out the other supporting materials on tener expressions posted by Profesora Espanola!

This activity includes both the preterit and the imperfect verb tenses, but focuses on the negative and indefinite words. Examples are basic and can be adjusted to reflect the particular vocabulary you utilize in class. A good warm up or closure.

In this activity, students will read clearly written clues for 14 different tener expressions. Students will complete each 'clue' with the correct form of the verb tener and the appropriate expression. Complete activity and answer key available with purchase.

The dynamic description draws students into this project, in which they will draw a picture of a monster made of food, and label each of the food body parts with real body part names in Spanish. A really fun activity that can either be done in class or at home! Activity is best suited for younger students.

In this activity, students will look at pictures representing various conditions associated with the typical 'tener' expresions (i.e. tener frio, tener calor etc). They will then listen to a series of statements, and have to match the statement they hear with the appropriate picture.

This is a basic cloze activity, made to look like an email exchange between Ana Maria from Spain and your student. In this activity, students read an email from Ana Maria describing her day, and then fill in correct forms of many basic reflexive verbs. The student is then asked to respond to the email. A great activity that requires students to correctly form reflexive verbs, and also be able to correctly utilize those verbs in an original way.

A super fun way to review before quizzes or just to practice different concepts or vocabulary you are studying in class. Activity includes both a game board with instructions in English and a template for you to easily type in your review questions for your students. Extremely fun and engaging for students!

This is a listening activity for negative and positive words in Spanish- an extremely useful skill for anyone learning Spanish. In this activity, students listen to the statements and indicate whether it is positive or negative. For students in Spanish level 1.

Noun-adjective agreement is a crucial skill in the development of any student who wants to become fluent in Spanish. In this activity, students will practice this important skill in four, half page warm-up or closure activities which allow you the ability to quickly assess their knowledge. Also included on each activity is an ACTFL can-do check-off statement, so both you and your students and track their development in line with the national standards for world languages. Also included are answe

This note-taking sheet includes a mnemonic device and method that is guaranteed to help your students remember the differences between ser and estar. I have used it over the years in my classroom, and the students can always remember the uses and have come back years later to tell me how much it helped them! Complete note sheets along with written practice included with purchase.

In this activity, students will read and complete a fill in the blank paragraph with the irregular 'go' verbs in the present tense. Verbs included in this activity are tener, hacer, valer, poner, decir, salir and venir. Once students have completed the paragraph, they will answer three comprehension questions about what they have read. A simple yet thoughtful activity to practice these very important verbs!

This is a series of three short activities building in difficulty to practice tener expressions. The first activity simply asks your students to write in the correct form of 'tener.' The second activity asks your students to circle the correct tener expression in context. The third activity asks your students to fill in the blanks with the correct tener expression from a word bank. Each activity can be used as a very quick warm-up or closure to assess student understanding of the concept. Please

Included in this bundle are all of the products from my store that relate to Tener Expressions, and basically everything you might need to teach this in your unit. These are very clear-cut and easy to use activities that will assist you in teaching tener expressions to your students in fun and engaging ways, while modeling real-world usages for this important vocabulary and grammar point. A great addition for veteran teachers or an awesome place to start for new teachers!

This is a listening activity in which the students hear a description of what many friends will be doing, and then write the names of those friends underneath the picture of the activity they are going to do. Included in the activity are interesting visuals and a teacher script. A quick warm up or closure activity for the simple future.

In this activity, students will read a letter about shopping experiences in Sevilla, and have to complete the letter with correct forms of verbs in the preterit or the imperfect. They will then respond to the letter with their own shopping experiences. Complete activity with answer key included with purchase. A cool and fun twist on a classic cloze activity!

In this activity, your students will ask and answer questions about where people went using visual prompts. This activity focuses on correct usage of the verb "ir" (to go) in the preterit, and also requires knowledge of vocabulary for basic places in the community. The activity also includes an ACTFL "can-do" statement check point, so that you and your students can track their progress against national standards for world languages. Quick and fun for students!

This list of useful expressions acts as a simple resource for your students to keep in their notebooks. It includes a list of many commonly used questions, answers and expressions used in the Spanish classroom, and can be easily adjusted to suit your style. It is very helpful for students who want to stay in the target language but who often require a visual cue or reminder.