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Over 30 slides to introduce and practice infinitives and me gusta with high interest gifs! Great conversation starters for level 1 or review level 2 with images, logical or illogical sentences, numbered pictures to identify, either/or statements, and more! Practice with these questions and more: ¿Qué te gusta? ¿Qué te gusta mas? ¿Te gusta trabajar o escuchar música? Help your students make connections between descriptive adjectives and the activities those people likely do. Enjoy!

Students substitute the underlined verb for another form (15 sentences, 30 fill in the blank) using irregular yo form verbs. Included in this practice: -hacer -poner -salir -traer -decir -venir I also included sentences with ir, estar and ser to review as the semester winds down. Edit it as you see fit for your students' needs. Please leave feedback for my resources, click follow to keep up-to-date, and enjoy!

An interactive and fun way to connect your AP, Heritage Speakers, or upper level students to the poetry of Pablo Neruda and Bad Bunny. This is a great jumping off point for lessons on Neruda, cross cultural comparisons, love and relationships, music, and more. This is a great activity for Bad Bunny lovers and those that haven't discovered their love for him yet! Answer key provided.

Practice with affirmative and negative informal commands in Spanish. -Students will read a short, high interest original story with regular and irregular verbs. -True/False, adjective matching and command form practice included -Road signs activity differentiated for three levels of learning with identical materials Your purchase is a Word document so you can edit as you see fit to meet your curricular needs! Students will enjoy the interactive nature of this multi-day packet of assignments!

¿Fue Shakira u Octavio Paz?Engage your AP, upper level or Heritage Spanish learners with this reading activity. Students must choose whether the lines of poetry are Shakira's or Octavio Paz's words. This is a great introduction to poetry for upper level students, or as an engaging activity within a music, reading, or cultural unit. Answer key included. Check out my related handouts below: ¿Bad Bunny o Pablo Neruda?

Quick and easy partner practice activity using gustar and infinitives from Chapter 1A in Realidades 1. Students will practice asking, ¿Cómo te llamas? and ¿Te gusta? matching activities with famous people. -Adjust the words choice or celebrity as needed in the Word document based on your curriculum and students' interests. -Scale up this activity by having students complete a Venn diagram of what they have in common with their partner or the famous person listed. Or add, ¿y a ti? or yo tambi

2 person conversation highlighting the uses of saber and conocer. It's a high interest conversation about a boy who has a crush on the new girl in class. There are true/false comprehension questions along with personalized practice. I included references to Middle Eastern culture, which is a great segue into the history of Spain and the influence of Arabic on modern Spanish. I used a local restaurant to attract their interest so make sure you scroll down and personalize it for you!

Fun word play with national chains and restaurant brands reworded using synonyms. This is a great sub plan activity! Your students will love poring over these riddles. It's a great way to introduce additional vocabulary and to gauge your student's vocabulary. Edit as you please in the Word document to accommodate your student's vocabulary level. If you enjoy this free sample, check out my other offerings! This free version contains 15 riddles while the pay version contains over 50.

Spanish irregular preterit packet of activities including: - Four person mixed up sentences. Students have to reorder and conjugate in the preterit. Collect just one or all 4. - Partner reading practice. Read past tense sentences that match their partners. Have them personalize answers or create questions based off the sentences. - Writing activity about a party. Your parents have some hard questions about the party you went to. - Multiple choi

Originally designed for my Spanish for Spanish Speakers course, this PowerPoint illustrates the differences between English and Spanish use of capitalization as well as outlining the rules in Spanish with culturally relevant examples. This can easily be adapted for any level! This ppt also provides several slides reviewing how to form complete sentences as well.

Lorena Ramírez took the running world by storm in her traditional Raramurí dress and sandals. This movie response asks students to identify their own cultural talents and compare them to Lorena's remarkable running ability. The response page comes with additional writing tips to aid in transitioning between sentences and ideas. This is geared towards advanced students, particularly Spanish heritage learners.

Have fun with these national brand name stores and restaurants whose names have been reworded using synonyms. This is a great sub plan, rainy day, or enrichment activity for students of any subject. The kids will pore over these! Check out my free version (15 riddles) or my other paid versions. Enjoy!

Shakespeare. Leo Messi. Michael Jackson. George Washington. What were they like? Open writing exercise geared towards level 2 students practicing with the imperfect tense. What were these people like when they were young? What did they do? Interesting way to contrast present tense as well if you describe what they do now compared to what they used to do.

9 word problems written in Spanish using regular and irregular preterit. Great opportunity for kids to problem solve with verbs in context. Tons of possibilities: -alternative assessment -extra credit -Heritage Speakers -Cross curricular assignment Customize the word problems by adding in names of teachers in your building to increase interest on the part of your students! Check out my store for more fun and innovative products!

Who is Nemo's dad? How many Weasley chidren are there? Students will practice with family vocab in Spanish to provide the names of famous siblings, cousins, parents, and more! 20 fill in the blank questions with extra space for students to share relationships with you (and save you time!) Answer key included.

Customizable, easy to use! I've animated 15,30, 45, and 60 second timings for you. All you have to do is add your class content! Great for competitive games, class openers, conversational topics in foreign language, you name it! Enjoy!

Students practice with 20 Spanish irregular past tense verbs, including: - ser, ir - hacer - leer - traer - decir - llegar - ver Students answer open and closed sentences, direct object pronouns, tener que expressions all in the preterite. Customize this Word document to meet your own instructional needs. Great for that end of unit assessment or homework, guided practice, or quiz.

What did I do yesterday? Did I talk to you? How often do we question ourselves because we can't recall what we did yesterday? In this scenario, you have amnesia and can't remember what you did yesterday. Your partner saw it all and has the answers written down for you. This is a great activity during the middle of -ar preterite instruction as students will have to ask questions in the yo form and listen to answers in the tú form, which is likely uncommon for them in Spanish but totally normal

Fun word play with national chains and restaurant brands reworded using synonyms. This is a great sub plan activity! Your students will love poring over these riddles. It's a great way to introduce additional vocabulary and to gauge your student's vocabulary. Edit the Word document to accommodate your students. Check out the free version (15 riddles) or my other paid versions.

Have your kids get up and move around discussing what these people used to be like. Hang these prewritten sentences around your room to add some movement to your student's day while still working in the imperfect tense. Included are the worksheets for the kids, answer key, and sentences to hang around your rooom, as well as tips and tricks to make it a success. They could use the backside of the sheet to tell you about themselves as well! Adjectives included are bondadoso, aventurero, impacien