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Directions: Directions are included in Spanish and English. The teacher may present the slideshow for the class to see or students can open the slideshow from their own devices. NOTE: I designed this particular slideshow when students were learning vocabulary connected to sports. I attached the vocabulary list on the instructions slides. The vocabulary words come from Realidades 2: Capítulo 5B. However, the slideshow can be used for any Spanish curriculum to discuss accidents and injuries. This

This is a great interactive learning activity that the whole class will enjoy! Students walk around the room and ask different people different questions. The goal is to full the card with names and details and not to repeat any students. However, if it's a smaller class you can adjust the rules and you may be able to use the same person twice etc. I encourage students to ask me (as the teacher) as well. This activity is great for when students are learning how to express likes and dislikes usin

Are you looking for a dynamic and clear way to teach your students the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish? Look no further! My comprehensive Google slideshow (and PowerPoint) AND fill-in the blank notes to match is designed specifically for educators like you, making the complex world of Spanish past tenses accessible and engaging. This includes both conjugations of preterite and imperfect (and imperfect progressive) as well on notes on WHY to use Preterite or Im

Are you looking for a dynamic and clear way to teach your students the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish? Look no further! My comprehensive slideshow is designed specifically for educators like you, making the complex world of Spanish past tenses accessible and engaging.This includes both conjugations of preterite and imperfect (and imperfect progressive) as well on notes on WHY to use Preterite or Imperfect in various situations. What’s Included: Clear Explana

Enhance Spanish Communication Skills with Our Interactive Picture Slideshow!Looking for a fun, engaging way to get your students speaking in Spanish? My Interactive Picture Slideshow is the perfect solution! Designed with communication and spontaneity in mind, this activity encourages students to practice speaking in a low-pressure, collaborative environment. Key Features:Interactive Partner Work: Students take turns speaking in pairs, describing the pictures they see on the slideshow. This gi

This is a Slideshow of notes for demonstrative adjectives in Spanish (este, ese, aquel). I included the slideshow in PowerPoint format and PDF. You can open this in PowerPoint or Google Slides or download it as a PDF. This bundle also includes a handout that matches the slideshows so students can take their own notes. I included this in PDF and Google Docs format. The google docs format can be filled in electronically. NOTE: These items are for personal use only and cannot be duplicated or sold

This is a great interactive learning activity that the whole class will enjoy! Students walk around the room and ask different people different questions. The goal is to fill the card with names and details without using the same person more than once. However, if it's a smaller class you can adjust the rules and you may be able to use the same person twice etc. I encourage students to ask me (as the teacher) as well. This activity is great for when students are learning the present tense.  It a

Are you looking for a dynamic and clear way to teach your students the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish? Look no further! These fill in notes match my comprehensive slideshow which is designed specifically for educators like you, making the complex world of Spanish past tenses accessible and engaging. This includes both conjugations of preterite and imperfect (and imperfect progressive) as well on notes on WHY to use Preterite or Imperfect in various situation

This is a Slideshow of notes for demonstrative adjectives in Spanish (este, ese, aquel). You can open this in PowerPoint or Google Slides or download it as a PDF. I also have fill-in the blank notes in another listing. NOTE: the slideshow thumbnails do not show true sizing/layout.

Are you looking for a dynamic and clear way to teach your students the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish? Look no further! My comprehensive slideshow is designed specifically for educators like you, making the complex world of Spanish past tenses accessible and engaging.This includes both conjugations of preterite and imperfect (and imperfect progressive) as well on notes on WHY to use Preterite or Imperfect in various situations. What’s Included: Clear Explana

These fill in the blank notes go along with the slideshow on demonstrative adjectives. The notes can be printed or filled in electronically.

This is a great interactive learning activity that the whole class will enjoy! Students walk around the room and ask different people different questions. The goal is to fill the card with names and details without using the same person more than once. For example: "Find someone who played tennis over the summer" etc. However, if it's a smaller class you can adjust the rules and you may be able to use the same person twice etc. I encourage students to ask me (as the teacher) as well. This activi

This is a great interactive learning activity that the whole class will enjoy! Students walk around the room and ask different people different questions. The goal is to fill the card with names and details without using the same person more than once. However, if it's a smaller class you can adjust the rules and you may be able to use the same person twice etc. I encourage students to ask me (as the teacher) as well. This activity is great for when students are learning the present tense.  It a

Boost engagement and motivation in your Spanish classroom with the Un Punto Extra (+1 Bonus point) system! This PDF offers a simple yet effective way to reward your students with bonus points for their hard work in language learning. Whether you use them for vocabulary mastery, participation, winning review games, or completing bonus activities, these ready-to-use point cards will keep students excited and motivated to succeed in Spanish! Key Features: Tailored for Spanish Class: Perfect for

Unlock Spanish Success with Our Conjugation Worksheet! Are your students struggling with regular verb conjugation? Our engaging worksheet is designed to help them practice and master this essential skill! What’s Inside:Conjugation Practice: Step-by-step exercises for AR, ER, and IR verbs.Sentence Writing: Encourages students to create their own sentences using the verbs they’ve conjugated.Comprehension Questions: Tests understanding and application in real-life contexts.✨ Perfect for:Spani

This is a classroom pass that can be filled out by the student or teacher. It's a great way to incorporate Spanish into the classroom on a daily basis. The file is editable so you could customize it with a classroom number or teacher name.

This is a great interactive learning activity that the whole class will enjoy! It's time to find out what people did over the summer. This is a fun icebreaker that allows students to practice their Spanish and share out about their summer. Students will be using the Preterite tense. Students walk around the room and ask different people different questions. The goal is to fill the card with names and details without using the same person more than once. For example: "Find someone who played te

Spanish Vocabulary ListHelp your students master key Spanish vocabulary with this easy-to-use, chapter-based vocabulary list! The words of the chapter are organized and typed on this list (in Spanish) for students to translate. This resource allows students to define each word on their own (Spanish → English), promoting independent learning and deeper retention. The defined vocabulary list serves as a perfect resource that students use each day to complete homework and  in-class activities and s

You can copy and cut out these passes for classroom use. The document is editable if you want to be specific about a certain room number or change "profesora" to "profesor."

This is a great speaking activity that the whole class will enjoy! I often use this as an Ice Breakers for the 1st Week of School. I find it works well for Spanish 3 or 4 students as it does have a variety of tenses. The students are trying to find a different person for each space. They walk around the room asking the question in the "tú" form. If the person asked responds with "Sí" then they can write down that student's name and ask a follow up question. The goal is to complete the sheet wit