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Have students practice adjectives and descriptions with this Guess Who game! 6 total boards with 3 sets of characters/people to play with (students play two games with each set of characters to encourage repetition of vocabulary)Includes instructions in Spanish and guided questions for students to use while asking questionsIncludes a "Resultados" slide for students to keep track of wins and losses Option for students to record their conversations in Spanish using Vocaroo and put the link in the

A Jeopardy-style review of the entire book, "Brandon Brown quiere un perro" by Carol Gaab. Students work in teams to choose the category and the number while reviewing vocabulary, the YO form of verbs in Spanish, important events from the book, and other gramatical structures.

Self-grading Google Form with audio attached. Students listen to the letters the speaker is spelling and type them into the Google Form to check for accuracy. *If there are any issues with the audio, teacher can read words aloud for students (words can be found in the answer key on the Google Form)

Mano Nerviosa is a Spanish numbers & counting game Slides explain how to play with instructions in Spanish and pictures related to the instructions to keep students engaged with the languageThere is a YouTube video embedded with an example of how the card game is playedGlossary of what each card represents in the game

Spanish Cognate Spoon game: Download the cards, cut them out, and create a set for groups of 5-6 studentsUse the cognates to play SPOONS with students (Video of how to play spoons can be found on YouTube)Instead of “four of a kind,” students will need to grab two cognates and their matching pictures.

An engaging review for students using PearDeck! Copy the slides into your Google Drive and then go to www.peardeck.com and present the slides for your students to follow along! Questions include multiple choice, find the error (grammar review of the YO form of verbs), vocabulary identification, simple sentences, and drawing!

An introduction speaking activity to engage students in small conversation and build confidence in World Language classrooms! Start the class by passing around a roll of Toilet Paper and having students tear off as many pieces as they like, but here's the catch: the students have to answer however many "Would you rather" questions as pieces of toilet paper that they hold. This is modified into an A or B choice so that students in the lower levels and associate the pictures with the phrases. P

Google Form Quiz - Spanish Greetings & Goodbyes Part 1: Read a greeting or goodbye to the class and they choose if it is a greeting or goodbyePart 2: Give examples of the each category (greeting, goodbye, questions)Part 3: Answer introductory questions in Spanish Part 4: Multiple choice - complete the conversation with the missing words

Have students design a robot to do their chores! Instructions in SpanishOutline/template for students to complete prior to writing an advertisement for their robot3 sample robots for students to look at After designing and planning their robot, students will create an advertisement for their robot with a paragraph description of its functions, attributes, and costStudents can turn their advertisement into a QR code, and teacher can use the QR codes to create a "gallery walk" and have students "s

Spanish Adjectives - guided notes sheet for students 25 vocabulary terms with pictures to match the descriptive words in SpanishCorresponding input presentation for teachers can be found in my store! (contains internet activities)Answer key is included!

Spanish Alphabet Input for Spanish 1 course Beginning with a video resource of a pronunciation song for students to listen to, followed by phonetic pronunciation of each letter, and a pronunciation and writing practice for students. Have students listen to the letters you read and write them on white boards or on paper, then reveal the word with the picture!

GRITA is a great way to get students speaking! Put students in groups of 4-5 (I prefer to keep them smaller so students are actively engaged)Cut out the words on slides 1-4 and hand them to the groups. Each student needs some cards on their deskPlay the slide show from slides 5-59. When the students see te digit on the slide, they have to find the card with the word in Spanish (ex: "5" appears on the screen, students must grab "cinco").The student must RAISE the correct card and SAY the correc

Google Slides with 15 words that are spelled letter-by-letter for students to write/type, and 5 slides with three words and students have to choose A/B/C to identify which word was being spelled. These slides can be used in class, or the teacher can create their own recording, or use the recorded video (linked in the "notes" on slide 1) to go with the slides for students to complete individually (can be uploaded to EDPuzzle or Google Form for auto-correcting!)

4 interactive Spanish Greetings and Goodbyes activities on Google Slides: Identify greetings/goodbyes by moving circles/rectanglesPut the conversation in orderListen to an audio and respond using appropriate vocabulary (audio linked in the slides)Quizlet set linked to study the vocabulary

NewsELA article about a robot that cuts the grass with guided comprehension questions to review chores vocabulary at the Novice High level of proficiency Original article is linked in the title slide (for teacher to choose reading level), and screenshots of the article are provided in the slides at a Spanish 2 reading levelStudents are asked comprehension questions in Spanish, summary questions in English, and "find the words" in Spanish

Subject/verb agreement practice for the yo/tú/él forms in Spanish Chores Vocabulary used to review the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd person singular forms of verbsPart 1: Identify the subject of the sentence based on the verbPart 2: Students say the verb in the indicated form to practice conjugationPart 3: Students identify the person or people in the picture, the chore that is being done in the picture, and say the chore in a full sentence to practice conjugation

Introductory PearDeck lesson to introduce gustar with English-Spanish cognates Drag the dot to indicate if students like/dislike the object (such as: el arte, el béisbol)Write if the person in the picture likes the object (such as: She likes/does not like pasta)Choose the answer questionsDraw the sentence (such as: I like music)

Self-Grading Spanish Numbers Practice: (set for 15 points, can be adjusted) Part 1: Students write the digits of the numbersPart 2: Students spell out the numbers in SpanishPart 3: Students solve simple math problems in Spanish and write the digits as the answer

Guided notes vocabulary sheet of Spanish numbers 0-100 for students digit to Spanish organization documentpractice simple más/menos mathematics problems to completeCorresponding input slide show can be found in my store!

Vocabulary notes sheet for Spanish greetings and goodbyes Has a do-now to review name and likes/dislikesCategorization column for students to write saludos/despedidas that they hear in authentic videos Corresponding Teacher Input Google Slide presentation can be found in my store!