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This *sweet* resource includes a lesson on tú commands in Spanish and is followed by a fun activity based on Valentine's Day conversation hearts candies! It's in Google Slides™, so it can be used in a virtual classroom, for homework, or in-person. The slides are editable for you to add or exclude content. You could even split the slides into two lessons: one on affirmative tú commands, and one on negative! The lesson contains six slides which review both regular and irregular tú command c

This 26-slide Google presentation uses a cute story with colorful images to review and practice the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. This engaging resource uses the festive story of the owl found in the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree to work on narration in the past and includes: a brief, "in a nutshell" overview of the past tensesdrilling of both conjugation as well as differentiating between the tensesregular and irregular verbs used in both tensesfixed slides with fillable blanks

This 26-slide Google presentation uses a cute story with colorful images to review and practice the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. This engaging resource uses the festive story of the owl found in the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree to work on narration in the past and includes: a brief, "in a nutshell" overview of the past tensesdifferentiating between the tensesregular and irregular verbs used in both tensesfixed slides with drag & drop verbs, perfect for homework or in-class wor

This editable Google Slides presentation has students use commands to describe to others how to avoid getting the coronavirus in Spanish. It's perfect for doing a screenshare in Zoom with your students while teaching remotely, or to use in the traditional classroom. It contains: formal (ustedes) and informal (tú) commandsaffirmative and negative commandsirregular and regular verbspronouns to substitute (object + reflexive)cultural web exercise: seeing commands in action at Spanish CDC siteimages

Updated to allow editing of the year to use year after year!This Spanish Google Doc teaches students about the New Year's Eve tradition of las doce uvas de la suerte in Spain and Latin America. They then choose and rank their desires/goals for the new year, and write a paragraph about why they chose the order they did. This is a fun in-class or homework assignment, and with Google Docs it can be used in online classes as well! Students will sharpen their Spanish skills in: reading comprehensio

Your students can reflect on what they are thankful for! This activity can be used digitally or in person. Each Google slide provides a cute Thanksgiving themed frame and a theme, which include: my family/mi familiamy friends/mis amigosplaces/los lugaresfoods/las comidasplant/las plantasmusic/la músicabooks/los libroshobbies/los pasatiemposThe slides are fixed, but there are fillable text boxes so that this can be fully digital. If using in person, you can simply delete the text boxes and prin

Your students can reflect on what they are thankful for! This activity can be used digitally or in person. Each Google slide provides a cute Thanksgiving themed frame and a theme, which include: my familymy friendsplacesfoodsplantsmusicbookshobbiesThe slides are fixed, but there are fillable text boxes so that this can be fully digital. If using in person, you can simply delete the text boxes and print for it to be filled out by hand. It makes a great keepsake booklet for families, or even a b

Have your students practice their Spanish while reflecting on what they are thankful for! This activity can be used digitally or in person. Each Google slide provides a cute Thanksgiving themed frame and a theme, which include: mi familiamis amigoslos lugareslas comidaslas plantasla músicalos libroslos pasatiemposThe slides are fixed, but there are fillable text boxes so that this can be fully digital. If using in person, you can simply delete the text boxes and print for it to be filled out b

This Google Slides presentation encourages discussion about cognates and how to use them to acquire and understand even more vocabulary in Spanish! It uses terms associated with the Biden Inauguration as a guide to show students how to identify such words. The final activity links real articles about the inauguration from Spanish publications in which students will search for cognates. Also included are notes on each slide to guide teachers through the lesson.

It's easy to forget the rules for online school! This editable Google Doc is perfect to remind both parents and students of your suggestions for being successful in online learning (whether in Zoom, Google Classroom/Meet, Microsoft Teams, etc). It includes eye-catching clip art and concise phrases to remind students and parents of how to have success in online forums! It is bilingual in English and Spanish, and you can remove or modify the norms that you do not use in your classroom. Note

Want to share a Google Doc/Sheet/Slides easily in Zoom or your online teaching program but can't figure out how to? This guide will show you the best hack for sharing items quickly with your students so that they can work individually or collaborate in documents during online lessons without editing your master copy! Or, if you assign homework through Google products this is an easy way for them to retrieve it and make a personal copy.

This Thanksgiving-themed word scramble is bilingual for your Spanish/English speaking lower elementary students! It contains Spanish words and their English equivalents to unscramble. It is an editable Google Doc. If you like this, check out my digital or in-person Thanksgiving Gratitude Activity: Spanish versionEnglish versionSpanish+English version