These are several activities to practice the names of occupations in Spanish. Great for beginning learners or learners of fun !

Cinco de Mayo for those who do not know much about it, wish to start a webquest, or just want to keep it to the very basics for real understanding.

These are different book report sheets prompting students to both recall, analyze and thinking critically. 1. K-1: Basics of the book/ Character trait/ beginning, middle, end/ illustrate the most important part of the story (climax) (2 sheets) 2. 2-3: Story map, character traits and /book basics (2sheets) 3.4-5: Story map in depth, character comparison, book basics (3 sheets plus key)

A lesson about money vocab, money, spending, shopping, value and worth of things. Basically PBL and GREAT for ELLs

Students (or teacher) can assign a value to different kinds of candy to create numbers, operations, equations, fact families and much more. Key included. An additional page for 100% creativity included too.

Students will count hearts and organize them by color, and they can do this in English or Spanish. Then they have to read the messages in the candy hearts, and count the number of hearts per message. Great for regular ed and ESOL.

Irregular and Regular Verbs Lesson using Splat The Cat Includes: 17 pages out of which 4 are all verbs in the story, classified with worksheets Crossword puzzle Match activity Make a Valentine Rhyme, like Kitten did

Introducing the phrase “tengo” using EMOJIs and Spanish.

This is a condensed version of that unit for that week, with its vocabulary, sentence stem, a video for the Paul Bunyan story, a Prezi to practice “first, then, and finally” and series of fill in the blank exercises. Perfect for ELLs and students who are struggling with ELA vocabulary.

This is a graphic organizer we built for ELD students who are going through the Benchmark Advance in the 5th grade. You can make a big poster with it and pass it out for them to write their narrative.

Independent work packet for students to review and practice words that end with the suffix “ful” The work is intended for regular education students, as well as English language learners. All directions are stated clearly so that you can assign the work without intervention.

A quick fix it for Spanish centers, to learn Spanish for the first time, and/or to ease into starting new languages.