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These Spanish Interrogative Words Posters can be hung up in the classroom to help students understand what question you are asking or help them formulate their own question in the target language. I print these on colorful paper and hang them right above the dry erase board at the front of my classroom since it is so helpful for students to see this high frequency vocabulary. The simple, original visuals to go with each interrogative word will aid them in remembering what each one means too. Vo

Introduce your novice level Spanish students to vocabulary for telling about what they do in school using these visuals. These slides can be projected on the board or printed out for students to see what each Spanish phrase means. Vocabulary Structures: Contesto una preguntaDibujo en el papelEscribo con el lápizEscucho a la maestraHablo con otros estudiantesLeo un cuentoMe siento en la silla(If you're interested in more lesson materials to go with this vocabulary, look for other resources in my

Help your students comprehend Spanish vocabulary for saying hello, asking how someone is doing, making an introduction, and saying goodbye with these vocabulary slides. They can be printed and hung up or they can be projected on the board. The simple black and white clipart for each vocabulary structure will help students visualize the meaning of each new Spanish phrase. Vocabulary Structures: Holabuenos díasbuenas tardesbuenas noches¿Cómo estás?Estoy bien / así así / mal¿Cómo te llamas?Me llam