Teach Me Maybe
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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Welcome to Teach Me Maybe, where creativity meets curriculum and every download comes with a sprinkle of sass and a dash of genius. Whether you're looking for Spanish resources, riddle-filled extra credit, brainy reading activities, or just something to keep your students engaged (and you a little more sane), this store is your one-stop shop. I make materials that are smart, silly, standards-aligned, and secretly sneak in learning while the kids are having fun.
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Actividades – Hablando de lo que me gusta y no me gusta
This fun and interactive worksheet helps Spanish learners build vocabulary and express personal preferences—all while staying in the target language. Students begin by matching common activity verbs to corresponding pictures, reinforcing their comprehension of high-frequency verbs. Then, they personalize their learning by choosing two activities they like (me gusta) and two they don’t like (no me gusta) and labeling them. Why It’s Helpful for Spanish Teachers:Stays in the Target Language: T
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Spanish
Rhetoric Ready! Student-Friendly Literary Devices Chart
Rhetorical Devices – Student Handout Perfect for middle school, high school, and early college ELA classrooms!This engaging, student-friendly handout offers a clear and organized overview of 25+ essential rhetorical and literary devices. Divided into intuitive categories—such as Narrative Structure, Figurative Language, and Character Voice—it helps students understand and identify powerful writing tools used in literature and persuasive texts. ✨ Features:Easy-to-understand definitionsClean,
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Creative Writing, Literature, Poetry
Todo Sobre Mi, All About Me
This engaging, student-centered activity invites learners to talk about the most familiar topic of all—themselves! Using guided prompts in Spanish with images, students share key details about their likes. This activity encourages authentic self-expression in the target language and builds confidence in using Spanish for real-world communication. Why It's Helpful for Spanish Teachers:Target Language Immersion: Because the content is personal and familiar, students can respond using high-freque
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Spanish, Speaking & Listening
Spanish Conjugation Practice Present Tense AR Verbs
Builds Fluency in a Core SkillThis type of worksheet allows students to internalize subject-verb agreement and verb endings like -o, -as, -a, -amos, -an through repetition and pattern recognition. Visual & StructuredIncludes a chart, it helps visual learners connect pronouns with their appropriate conjugated forms in a clear and systematic way. Assessment or Classwork FlexibilityIt can be used as in-class practice, homework, a quiz alternative, or a warm-up activity. Supports DifferentiationTeac
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Spanish
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Experience
Welcome to Teach Me Maybe, where creativity meets curriculum and every download comes with a sprinkle of sass and a dash of genius. Whether you're looking for Spanish resources, riddle-filled extra credit, brainy reading activities, or just something to keep your students engaged (and you a little more sane), this store is your one-stop shop. I make materials that are smart, silly, standards-aligned, and secretly sneak in learning while the kids are having fun.
Teaching style
Imagine if a TED Talk, a game show, and a telenovela had a baby, that's kind of what my teaching style looks like. I believe in high expectations, low fear, and lots of laughter. My materials are hands-on, visually engaging, and built for student choice and voice. I love a good project, a powerful essential question, and lessons that connect classroom content to the real world (with a twist).
Awards & shining teacher moments
While I haven’t accepted my Nobel Prize in Education (yet), I have been that teacher students visit years later just to say thanks. I’ve led student trips abroad, helped launch a Model UN club, guided first-generation students to college, and even once taught an entire lesson in the voice of a Spanish soap opera villain, because why not? My proudest moments are the ones where students feel seen, safe, and smarter than they did the day before.
My own education history
I’m a proud first-generation college graduate, and my path to education wasn’t always a straight line—but it was full of passion, curiosity, and a lot of coffee-fueled study sessions. I’ve earned degrees in Spanish, Psychology, and Education, and I’ve also studied and traveled abroad extensively. I've had powerful experiences that shaped how I see the world and how I teach. I believe school should feel expansive, not limiting, and that learning doesn’t stop when the bell rings (or even when the diploma arrives). Whether in the classroom or out in the world, I’m always learning—and I try to pass that energy on to my students.
Additional biographical information
I’m a teacher, writer, curriculum designer, and proud Yorkie parent (shoutout to Zorro, who oversees quality control). I created Teach Me Maybe as a place to share what works in real classrooms, whether you're a new teacher, a veteran looking to spice things up, or someone who just really loves a good pun.
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