Spanish Etc

Welcome!  Enjoy using these Spanish Mother’s Day cards with your students. There are four different cards you can use based on the age of your students. The cards either have your students color in Spanish words, or draw a picture of their mom and themselves while responding to some Spanish sentences about their mom. Enjoy and Happy Mother’s Day to all the beautiful mommas!

These classroom posters / student handouts to practice the Days of the Week in both, English and Spanish, will be so helpful as you teach your students how to pronounce and write the Days of the week in both languages!

End-Of-School-Year ActivityEnjoy using these worksheets to have your students learn how to trace words such as: verano (summer) & vacaciones (vacation). With their teachers’  guidance, they can also learn how to describe their drawing in Spanish & name activities they hope to do over the summer / people they hope to spend it with.  Students will also enjoy drawing and coloring in a picture of their upcoming summer in the circle.

Welcome!  Enjoy using these bilingual worksheets to teach your students their days of the week in Spanish! In Hispanic culture, the week starts with Monday (lunes) and ends with Sunday (domingo). In Spanish, the days of the week are kept lowercase. The first worksheet is for students to fill in the current day of the week (hoy es = today is) and write out the names of the days of the week in Spanish. The second worksheet is for them to refer to the pre-filled version to clarify on spelling and a

Welcome!  Enjoy using these bilingual posters to teach your students their vowels in Spanish through a fun - 5 corners - game! Yes, purposefully 5 corners (instead of 4 corners).  As there are 5 vowels, you will place each of these posters on a separate wall in the corners in your classroom. Once you cover the 4 corners in your classroom, pick another wall area that can serve as the 5th corner (though it won’t truly be in a corner).  Next, the teacher (or a student) will count from 1 - 10 in Spa

Welcome!  Enjoy using these Math +Spanish worksheets to teach your students their written numbers (using letters) 1 - 100 in Spanish!  There are three worksheets for students to complete which include addition, subtraction and multiplication using their Spanish number knowledge with numbers 1 - 100. An answer key is provided for each of the three pages.  These worksheets can be used as class bell-work, group work or even as a quiz.

Welcome!  Enjoy using this No Prep Spanish project for Middle Schoolers! All you will need to do is print this project out for each student and go over your chosen due date for the project. This project provides students with the opportunity to research on a Spanish-speaking country of their choice as they learn all about how Christmas is celebrated there!   Tip: Have students complete this project and be given a date to present in front of their peers. While each student presents, their peers c

Welcome!  Enjoy using the bilingual worksheet, vocabulary list, posters, and Google Slides to teach your students about the topic: ¿Dónde Vives? (Where do you live?).  What has worked best for me in my classroom is to have students take notes on the Spanish and English structures that create a home (house, apartment, cabin, etc.). Then, we use the posters to discuss the different homes and what parts of the world they are typically used in. You can also use the Google slides to include students

Welcome!  Enjoy using these Spanish prayers to pray together as a class before beginning your Spanish lesson. This is a great way to start class, placing your class environment into God’s hands, plus it allows students to realize you can talk with God in different languages. Doing this as part of the class routine will also allow students to easily memorize a Spanish prayer and learn to pronounce the words correctly after being modeled by their teacher.  Students can also memorize the prayer as

Welcome!  Enjoy using these worksheets to have your students learn how to say their name and their age and/or their name, city they live in, school they attend  & where they are from- in full Spanish sentences. Students will also enjoy drawing and coloring in a picture of themselves in the circle.

Enjoy using these bilingual worksheets to teach your students their written numbers 0 - 10 in Spanish! These worksheets can become an individual activity or even partner work.

Welcome!  Enjoy using this bilingual worksheet to teach your students their colors in Spanish! This worksheet can become an individual activity, partner work, or even a short quiz.