Not only is Spanish spoken in many countries around the world it is the second most common language spoken in the U.S.! How do you get your students excited about learning this dynamic and important language? Try one of our teacher-tested lesson plans and activities. You’ll find everything from teaching basic Spanish phrases and vocabulary, to grammar and writing lessons, to songs and games. In addition, find a variety of quizzes (complete with answer keys of course) and worksheets easily adapted to suit your classroom environment.
A certain amount of memorization is necessary to learn any language. But are you memorizing words the slow and painful way? Or the quick and easy way?
Continue ReadingNeed an idea for reinforcing the basic idea of the imperfect tense? This lesson plan with give students a creative way to apply new learning!
Continue ReadingIncorporate critical thinking into your next conditional tense Spanish lesson. Includes students completing sentences about hypothetical situations in …
Continue ReadingNeed some ideas to reinforce preterite tense in Spanish? Check out this plan with some fun ideas to get your students moving into past tense.
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Continue ReadingLearning the Spanish verb tenses is the key to opening up Spanish conversation. These plans provide simple activities to aid in this process!
Continue ReadingSee It and Say It in Spanish is a language learning tool that can be used with students of almost all ages in a variety of settings. The curriculum …
Continue ReadingLooking for new and clearer ways to teach the determining adjectives? Take a look at this unit that explicitly identifies and explains exclamatory …
Continue ReadingThe essential keys to speaking another language are clear understandings of concepts and practice. This lesson goes over interrogative determining …
Continue ReadingDetermining adjectives don’t have to be overwhelming. Use this lesson plan series to help your Spanish learners work through indefinite determining …
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