<p>This is a series of questions that i give to my Spanish students, form intermediate to advanced, to break the ice, and to get to know them better at the beginning of the year. I then intend to plan my lessons, units, activities, etc according to their personal interests. It is also useful for them as a safe space, where they can write down to me whatever they feel I should know about them, from the beginning of our relationships, while they might feel to shy to express it orally.</p>

<p>This resource presents a list of 100 activities (games, role-plays, sports, , listening, art, acting, singing etc) to do based on a reader or a book. 4 levels from SWEET (beginner level and advanced beginner and requiring a few minutes only) SOUR (advanced beginner and (intermediate level and a bit longer, individuals or in pairs) MILD(extended and more complex tasks to share with a partner, a group or to do alone) and HOT (advanced activities for dedicated students who want to work in autonomy and expand their productive skills). Varied, entertaining, inspiring and super useful to inspire reluctant, new and well-trained readers!</p>