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This 14-slide resource concisely explains the se impersonal y pasivo and includes two exercises on how to use it! It includes visuals and is timed for a great online class lesson or in-person projection. My students have mastered the concept after using this! For other Spanish products, including my PPTs for the ¡VIVA! and Portales textbooks, and bilingual resources for families, see my store here!

This Spanish lesson has worked great in my own online classes, let it do the same in yours! Plus, I have seen reduced reliance on Google translate from both my high school and college students. Now that we have shifted to online learning, a reminder to students of how to effectively use online tools is key. This PPT lesson: teaches how to use a dictionary and highlights the pitfalls of online translatorsis adapted for use in the online classroom (e.g. Zoom or Teams)offers activities of appropria

This French lesson has worked great in my own online classes, let it do the same in yours! Plus, I have seen reduced reliance on Google translate from both my high school and college students. Now that we have shifted to online learning, a reminder to students of how to effectively use online tools is key. This PPT lesson: teaches how to use a dictionary and highlights the pitfalls of online translatorsis adapted for use in the online classroom (e.g. Zoom or Teams)offers activities of appropriat

This powerpoint includes a brief overview of the future tense with examples and concludes with a Web quest to museums of the Spanish-speaking world. Includes an editable Google Doc which includes instructions for an activity which uses the future tense and contains links to the Spanish-language collection pages of major museums in Madrid, Barcelona, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City. This is perfect for use in Zoom - just share the PPT for the first part of the lesson, then give them the Google Doc

In this editable Spanish resource you'll find the links to my favorite virtual tours of museums in the Spanish-speaking world. Send this sheet to families to explore at home while practicing their Spanish, or use it to design a Webquest for your class, whether in-person or online. If you have a favorite museum that's not listed, tell me about it in the Q & A for me to add! ¡Gracias! *** En este recurso editable en español encontrará los enlaces a mis recorridos virtuales favoritos de museos en e

Want to create a sense of normalcy for your students? Upload a photo of your school or classroom as your background when you use Zoom! Or do want to make it look like you're teaching in a far-off land (and not in your pajamas in your living room)? Or do you just want to not have your home visible to all? These step-by-step instructions with screenshots will show you how to do just that. You can also share these editable directions with families so that they can do the same. Good luck with onli