This group of worksheets (lesson 4) will help students with how to describe their family & what is found in each part of a house in Spanish. These worksheets are intended to support classroom instruction and reinforce learning. For more worksheets like this, check out the following… Español Básico para Niños, Libro 3, is an entire workbook recommended for grades 1st-3rd that covers the following lessons: Lección 1 – Repaso del Básico (Saludos, Calendario y Tiempo, Colores y Formas) Lección 2 – ¿Qué hora es? Lección 3 – ¡Tantas Preguntas! (Palabras Interrogativas) Lección 4 – Mi Familia y Mi Casa Lección 5 – ¡Más Verbos! Lección 6 – Me Duele Lección 7 – La Música ¿Puedes tocar? Lección 8 – La Ciudad y Los Modos de Transporte Lección 9 – Los Deportes Lección 10 – La Naturaleza

This listening activity works with a great free online resource through YouTube called “Buena Gente.” There are six episodes and each is between approximately 4-10 minutes long. Follow Sofía and Mateo on a journey where they attempt to find the owner of some very important belongings left behind in their new apartment! All episodes are based in Mexico. I recommend this activity for students in grades 5 or higher, with at least one full year of Spanish. (This material reinforces grammatical concepts typically covered in a Spanish 1 & 2 HS course.) These listening exercises are a great way for students to practice comprehension, learn new vocabulary, and discuss grammatical concepts like preterite vs. imperfect, the use of the subjunctive, the future tense, and more! The actors speak very slowly and clearly. I recommend showing these videos with the Spanish subtitles on for the first time and without them the second or third time. After watching, have students work alone or in groups to answer the questions. Review answers with the class to work on pronunciation and to answer any questions. A great tool to reinforce learning! Worksheets for each episode include a review of verbs, vocabulary introduced in the video, true & false questions, fill-in-the-blanks, question & answer or multiple choice. Links to jump directly to “Buena Gente” episodes through YouTube are also provided along with an answer key!

Teach your students about all 21 Spanish-speaking countries of the world using this country fact sheet activity. Print out all 21 pages on white cardstock and then assign one country to each student. Students will first have to do simple research on their assigned country and fill out their country fact sheet. Then, students will fill in all of the blanks on the country fact sheet and color the flag, the map, and draw pictures with labels where needed. Finally, students can present their country to the rest of the class in Spanish! For a more involved activity, have each student complete the fact sheets for all 21 Spanish-speaking countries of the world. Teacher Tip! An example of a finished country fact sheet is included at the end. Included with this resource are: Detailed instructions (NO PREP!) One country fact sheet template for all 21 Spanish-speaking countries of the world (Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain, Equatorial Guinea) One example of a finished fact sheet (Mexico) Link to one of my favorite YouTube videos that works PERFECTLY with this activity

A great way to teach clothing in Spanish! Simply… First watch this video on YouTube, “¿Qué meto en la maleta?” (link provided with resource) Print out the next six pages in color on regular paper. Have students cut out each item of clothing and paste on the appropriate suitcase according to what would be needed for each trip. (Trip 1 - the beach, Trip 2 - the mountains, Trip 3 - a wedding.) Then have students color the items and write a description in Spanish of what they will need to pack for each trip. For the last page, follow the instructions as written. Vocabulary Covered: Las gafas de sol Las botas Las chancletas El gorro Los pantalones El sombrero El vestido La corbata El abrigo La chaqueta del traje Los guantes La camiseta El suéter Los zapatos de tacón El traje de baño Los zapatos Los pantalones cortos La bufanda Note! Answer key provided at the end!

Introduce your younger students to the 21 Spanish-speaking countries of the world using these fun coloring pages (7 total). Overview (World Map) The Caribbean Central America South America Mexico Spain Africa

This interactive activity will help your students understand conjugation starting with regular Spanish verbs in the present tense. (Great activity for hands-on learners!) Help students understand this concept with a hands-on activity that will help them understand how to conjugate regular Spanish verbs using this analogy: Build your house. Add the correct endings to the stem of the verbs. Put the people in the house. Directions for activity: Print out the next 3 pages, (one set per student). Have students cut along the DOTTED lines. Paste the verb endings into the “house” as illustrated. Cut out individual rectangles of the personal pronouns and carefully staple each personal pronoun along the outer edge of the house over the top of the corresponding endings. Finally, practice conjugating regular AR / ER / IR verbs using the list of regular verbs at the end. (Use the illustration included as a guide.) Teacher Tip! A list of regular Spanish verbs with their meaning in English is included for reference at the end. Use this list as a study guide and for conjugation practice along with this activity.

This is lesson 1 (28 pages) that covers a review of the basics. This lesson is intended for students who have already been introduced to these basics but could use a refresher. “Basics” includes worksheets covering the following Spanish fundamentals: Greetings & Goodbyes Calendar Seasons & Weather Colores Shapes

Are you ready for Earth Day on April 22nd? Use these fun Earth Day-themed activities to teach your Spanish students some Earth Day-inspired vocabulary and phrases! Activities include the following: Vocabulary-Picture Match (3) Earth Day Crossword Puzzle Earth Day Word Search Nature Picture Labeling Activity Color-by-Number Answer keys are included! ¡Feliz Día de la Tierra!

A listening exercise for young Spanish students made in collaboration with Calico Spanish! This is a simple exercise to help students with listening, comprehension, and writing skills by listening to a simple story by Calico Spanish. First, have students listen to the story on YouTube called “Pedro, el Pez” by Calico Spanish. (Link included.) Then, have students complete the next two worksheets working together as a class. Finally, have students color the coloring page at the end for fun! (One basic, and one a little more difficult.) Teacher Tip! After watching the video, use the story props on page 7 to ask questions about the story. For example… ¿De qué color es Pedro? ¿De qué color es la guitarra de Pedro? ¿A quién conoce Pedro? ¿Cómo se llama el niño? ¿Tiene Pedro una pizza? ¿Tiene Pedro un piano? ¿Qué tiene Pedro? Etc. Calico Spanish specializes in creating story-based Spanish curriculum anyone can use to teach Spanish to young children. Explore and learn with Pedro and all his amigos at CalicoSpanish.com/Discover-Stories. Images used with permission from Kids Immersion, LLC.

Are you ready for Valentine’s Day? Use these fun Valentine’s Day-themed activities to teach your Spanish students some holiday-inspired vocabulary and phrases! Activities include the following: Vocabulary-picture match (2) Valentine’s Day crossword puzzle Valentine’s Day word search Heart-shaped card Color-by-number Answer keys are included! ¡Feliz Día de San Valentín!

If you’re not using YouTube videos to supplement learning in your Spanish classes, you’re missing out on an incredible free resource! This resource includes direct links to 100’s of YouTube Spanish-learning videos painstakingly organized lesson by lesson from my Spanish Basics series, (see below). Simply click on the link and you’ll find countless hours of the best Spanish learning videos from my favorite artists like: Super Simple Español BASHO & FRIENDS Calico Spanish Lunacreciente SAS Curriculum Pathways Rockalingua El Perro y El Gato WhyNot Spanish And more, more, more! This resource was compiled over years and is the result of hours and hours of searching and previewing YouTube looking for the most entertaining and educational Spanish learning videos, and then organizing them by lesson. I NEVER teach a class without having this document at my fingertips! I hope you’ll find it as INVALUABLE as I do! All six elementary schools in our district use these videos to teach and entertain our Spanish students from Kindergarten through 5th grade. YouTube video links are provided under the following topics/lessons: Greetings & Goodbyes & Introduction to “SER” Numbers, Alphabet, Colors & Shapes The Calendar & Weather Basics Telling Time & School Vocabulary Common Verbs & “Me Gusta” The Body & “Me Duele” Animals of the Farm, Forest, Ocean & Jungle Asking Questions, Adjectives & My Family Introduction to Food Introduction to the Present Tense Introduction to the Simple Future Introduction to Spanish-Speaking Countries Prepositions of Place Parts of a House Introduction to Clothing Introduction to Physical Descriptions Introduction to Professions Introduction to Affirmative Tú Commands Daily Routine & Reflexive Verbs Introduction to Hobbies & Pastimes The City & Means of Transportation Holiday-Themed YouTube Videos: Halloween Thanksgiving Holiday & Christmas Valentine’s Day Earth Day Cinco de Mayo Mother’s Day / Father’s Day Spanish Songs & Comprehension Activities: Simple Spanish Songs for Younger Children Traditional Music Familiar Stories told in Spanish Interactive Activities & Listening Comprehension IMPORTANT! Please make sure to preview videos prior to showing them to your students and choose what is most appropriate for your class. I do not own the rights to these videos and they may be taken down at any time without prior notice by the owner or by YouTube.

Reinforce learning of possessive adjectives with this fun board game! The object of the game is to be the first person to collect at least two flashcards in all categories using the correct possessive adjective & associated vocabulary word based on the picture. In order to play this game, students should first be familiar with Spanish possessive adjectives, (singular & plural), and simple vocabulary associated with food, school items, family members, household items, personal items, animals, and clothing. (Alternatively, you can write Spanish vocabulary words on the back of the flashcards if you want to focus on the possessive adjectives alone.) Possessive adjectives covered by this game are: MI, MIS TU, TUS SU, SUS NUESTRO(A), NUESTROS(AS) VUESTRO(A), VUESTROS(AS) SU, SUS Print out the game board on white card stock and cut into two half-size game boards, (you may need multiple copies). Laminate or use page protectors for durability. Print out flashcards on white card stock. Cut along the lines. For this game you will need: Game board, one per player Flashcards One dice Choose 4-5 students, or have students choose partners and work in teams. Give the players each a game board. Detailed instructions for playing the game are included.

Use this overview of conjugation regular verbs in the present tense and supporting worksheets with your students. A great homework item, assessment, or just for extra practice.

I love using simple songs and stories to reinforce learning! Calico Spanish has a lot of great videos to teach basic concepts like “Me Gusta” and learning how to use descriptive words in Spanish. I’ve developed this activity to blend nicely with these videos by Calico Spanish. Directions… First, have students listen to the story on YouTube called “Así Me Gusta a Mí” by Calico Spanish. Then, have students listen to “Chocolate, Uno, Dos Tres…” by Calico Spanish. Then, have students complete the worksheets working together as a class.

A listening exercise for young Spanish students made in collaboration with Calico Spanish! This is a simple exercise to help students with listening, comprehension, and writing skills by listening to a simple story by Calico Spanish. First, have students listen to the story on YouTube called “El Cumpleaños de Pepe” by Calico Spanish. (Link included.) Then, have students complete the worksheets (8 total) working together as a class. Use character props to discuss the story! (Included!) Teacher Tip! For a similar but more basic activity, check out the story of “Pedro, el Pez” or “Así Me Gusta a Mí”! Calico Spanish specializes in creating story-based Spanish curriculum anyone can use to teach Spanish to young children. Explore and learn with Pedro and all his amigos at CalicoSpanish.com/Discover-Stories. Images used with permission from Kids Immersion, LLC.

Are you ready for Earth Day on April 22nd? Use these fun Earth Day-themed activities to teach your Spanish students some Earth Day-inspired vocabulary and phrases! Activities include the following: Vocabulary-Picture Match (3) Earth Day Crossword Puzzle Earth Day Word Search Nature Picture Labeling Activity Color-by-Number Answer keys are included! ¡Feliz Día de la Tierra!

Use this overview of conjugation regular verbs in the imperfect tense and supporting worksheets with your students. A great homework item, assessment, or just for extra practice. Also includes an introduction to “trigger” words for the imperfect tense. Clipart images courtesy of Pigknit!

Use this overview of conjugation regular verbs in the preterite tense and supporting worksheets with your students. A great homework item, assessment, or just for extra practice. Also includes an introduction to “trigger” words for the preterite tense.

This is a fun introduction to young Spanish students just starting their journey in learning Spanish basics. This workbook covers the following ten colors in Spanish: Rojo - red Amarillo - yellow Anaranjado - orange Verde - green Azul - bue Rosado - pink Morado - purple Marrón - brown Negro - black Blanco - white

DIY Spanish Camp - Everything you need in one place! (111 pages total!) Are you running a Spanish Camp and not sure where to start? After years of running my own Spanish Camp for students ranging from Kindergarten to 5th grade, I have come up with an easy-to-follow and comprehensive guide for delivering a camp that students will love! By following my DIY Spanish Camp, you’ll have absolutely everything you’ll need to run a fun and engaging camp! The recommended duration of this DIY Spanish Camp is 5 days with each day of camp running approximately 4-6 hours. Choose the countries you want to visit and the order you want to follow. The guide suggests a possible itinerary, but it is meant to be flexible based on your specific needs. If you are running a full day camp, use all the suggested activities and visit all the countries. For a shorter camp, omit some of the activities or travel to fewer countries. This camp can be held either indoors or outdoors! Table of Contents… DIY Spanish Camp Overview Camp Kick Off ! Ready to Travel! Welcome, Name Tags, Camp Rules & Ice Breaker Passport Template “Hacer la Maleta” Game & Activity Travel Journal Running Your Camp Day-by-Day (see below for more detail) SPAIN Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Recipes (Tortilla Española, Paella & Virgin Sangria) PUERTO RICO Boarding Passes & Passport Stamps Activities, Crafts & Games Food (Arroz con Gandules) CUBA Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Recipe (Ropa Vieja) COSTA RICA Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Recipe (Gallo Pinto) PERU Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Recipe (Chicha Morada) ARGENTINA Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Food & Drink (Empanadas & Yerba Mate) MEXICO Boarding Passes, Passport Stamps & Currency Activities, Crafts & Games Recipes (Traditional Guacamole, Mexican Mole Sauce & Agua de Fresa)