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Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, El Regalo Misterioso, practices Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Those pesky prepositions! Students always ask for extra practice with Spanish prepositions. They are not always so clear cut, but it helps to see and using them in sentences. This worksheet has 25 fill in the blanks using several prepositions. Check out my other material as well!

Students need as much practice as they can get with verb conjugation! This worksheet has 20 fill in the blank sentences (with one extra tough one :) at the end. Great practice to prepare them for the next level! Answer key available upon request! Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront! Ready for the quiz? -AR Verb Quiz

This quiz covers the Spanish articles (el, la, los, las, un, una, unos, unas). And do you use TPR in the classroom? If so, the second part asks students to translate the commands into English; words such as anda, salta, toca, and more! Try using TPR in the classroom, especially with beginning and younger students. They love it!!! For extra practice check out this helpful resource as well: Practice with ArticlesAnd don't forget to check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage s

The culture of Latin America gets students interested in the Spanish language more than anything! For this reason I spend a significant amount of time on culture. The questions in this document are pulled from a variety of sources, mostly online. I usually break students up into groups and allow them a day or two to use the internet and maps to answer the questions. The following day we play a game to see which group has the most correct answers. A fun way to learn about the Spanish speaking co

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, Mis Planes para el Futuro practice with future tense verbs. Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

I like to think of the verb HABER as a cheat code when using the past tense in Spanish. It's much easier to learn than the Preterite, and honestly, I hear it used frequently by natives. Why not give the students an advantage? This sheet has 20 fill in the blanks using HABER. Answers are included. Check out the Study with Savage page for more great stuff!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, Hombre Extraño practices with preterite AND imperfect tense verbs. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, El Misterioso que Ha Cambiado el Pueblo, practices with the verb HABER. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, La Visita Medica de Carlos, practices with the parts of the body vocabulary. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word, fun, fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, Un Viaje Inesperado, practices with the future tense. Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word, fun, fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, La Familia Super Grande de Paco, practices with family vocabulary. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Reading in Spanish is one of the best ways to build vocabulary and to see grammar structures in action! My ' Cuentos' (Stories) are 250-350 word fictional stories that practice with specific topics. This one, La Noche que Cambia Todo practices with preterite tense verbs. ¡Disfruta! Check out more at Study with Savage!

Check out this PowerPoint I created! It's a fun and exciting way to help learn Spanish AND find out who is the smartest in the room! 25 questions in Spanish ask about everything from pop culture to geography to sports and more! This activity will be an exciting challenge the instructor :) Answers included! For the Word edition visit: Trivia en espanol!

Those crazy irregular YO form verbs can drive students and teachers crazy! Get practice with this sheet or use it as a quiz. Twenty fill in the blank sentences. Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront! Gracias!

Quiz time! Use this sheet as a quiz or a practice worksheet. It has 25 fill in the blank sentences with the verb to conjugate in parenthesis. Present tense -AR, -ER, & -IR verbs are all present (get it :) on this sheet! More practice with Verbs!Check out other awesome material on the Study with Savage for extra help and practice!

What a great way to start off the year! Students do not realize how many words in Spanish they already know. Give them self-confidence by starting off the year with 50 cognates. Most of them will easily figure out the English equivalent. Then tell them to go home and tell their parents how much vocabulary they learned today in class! Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront!

Play Spanish Jeopardy with students!!! I found this template free online and then built a game into it. I break students up into three groups and they ring the bell to answer questions just like in the real game! They love it! This game includes both Jeopardy and Double Jeopardy and usually takes a day to play each. Topics include vocabulary, Capitals, Culture, Translation, Gender and Number Agreement and more!!!! Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront!

Learning school supplies? Use of the word 'hay'? This sheet is for you! Help students learn to form complete Spanish sentences to explain what is around your classroom or anywhere. The first section asks questions such as '¿Hay un libro de matemáticas?' The second section asks students to write their own sentences to describe what they see around them. More practice with School!Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront!

The verb IR es muy importante in the Spanish language! On this worksheet students will get practice conjugating the verb AND they will also get practicing using it to explain future tense (IR + a + infinitive) and where they are going (IR + a). Three sections, 25 questions/sentences in total. Great practice! Check out more amazing material on the Study with Savage storefront!