Spanish Skit / Role Play - Making Plans Friday Night - Viernes Por la Noche - This is a phone conversation between a boy and girl. The boy wants the girl to go to the movies but the girl rejects him. It's short enough for students to memorize in a day or 2 of practice and utilizes useful, everyday language. Sample words and phrases are: lo siento, no puedo, contigo, conmigo, quieres ir, vale, no me importa, and de verdad. This is a great sub activity and fun for students to practice and present. The download includes: 1. Skit in Spanish with English translation 2. Skit in Spanish only which can also be used as a translation activity.

Spanish Skit - Tengo Dolor de la Garganta - Doctor Appointment - This 12 line skit between a doctor and patient utilizes lots of useful, everyday phrases, such as "Let's see", "I'm sorry", and "Help me, please." The English translation is included. Included in the download: 1. Bilingual skit in large font for presenting and reviewing vocabulary and pronunciation as a class. 2. Spanish only skit in large font for reviewing vocabulary, pronunciation practice, and translation practice as class. 3. Bilingual skit copied 2 per page for paper saving student handouts 4. Spanish only skit copied 2 per page for paper saving student handouts. This can also be used as a translation assignment. This is a great activity for a Spanish body parts unit, and it works well for a substitute lesson!

This 7 line skit features a girl shopping for earrings in a market in Mexico. Structures and words used in the skit are: cuanto cuestan, te gustan/me gustan, demonstrative adjectives estos, aquellas, and esos, adjectives caros and baratos, gracias por, and the verb ser. The skit contains a variety of real life phrases and is short enough to easily memorize. Included in the download: 1. Bilingual skit with English translation, 2 per page for student handouts 2. Spanish only skit, 2 per page for student handouts. This can also be used as a translation activity. 3. Spanish only skit in large font for presenting and practicing vocabulary as a class.

Spanish Ser with Spanish Speaking Country of Origin Translations - Students translate 20 English to Spanish sentences with all forms of ser + de and Spanish speaking countries. They are instructed to make a list of Spanish speaking countries in their notebooks using the completed assignment.

This activity includes soy with 16 different descriptive adjectives of people. Examples of adjectives are: feliz, trabajador, perezoso, inteligente, generoso, consentido, guapo, and atlético. Students will practice 3 forms of ser in the present tense with these activities. Each student mingles with a bingo grid and must find different classmates that can reply yes when asked about statements in each of the 16 boxes. Each box contains 2 short statements. Sample statements are, "Soy inteligente. Quiero ser médico en el futuro." When a student replies yes to the questions, the questioning student follows up by asking in Spanish for the student's signature. The goal is to be the first student to fill the entire bingo grid. Also included is a follow up worksheet that requires students to: 1. Write a sentence for each of the 16 boxes in the grid. The student includes the name of the student that signed the box and must change the verbs to the third person. 2. Write an appropriate Spanish descriptive adjective under 6 images at the bottom of the paper. These are fun activities for students learning ser and descriptive adjectives, and they're also great back to school get to know you / review activities for students with prior Spanish experience. 2 pages

Spanish Seasons Bilingual Poem and Activities - This is a short poem to teach the four seasons and highlight the placement of Spanish adjectives with nouns, and gender agreement. There are 2 lines for each season. Included in the download: 1. One Spanish/English page with large font for presenting and practicing vocabulary in class. 2. One Spanish/English page with 2 poems per page for student handouts. 3. One page with a close activity of the Spanish version. The English translation is included. 4. One page with an 8 square grid. Each square contains a line of text for students to illustrate. 5. One page with activity ideas.

Spanish School Supplies / Class Objects Board Game and Vocabulary - This is a 32 square board game containing images of 11 different school supplies. Students shake the die, move that number of spaces, say the word in Spanish, and see who reaches the end first. Students unable to say the word must return to the beginning. Words included are book, crayons, glue, notebook, paper, pen, pencil, scissors, eraser, stapler, and tape. Included in the download are: 1. Game board 2. Bilingual vocabulary list for presentation, practice, and student handouts 3. Instructions

Spanish School Places 2 Booklets - Donde Esta en la Escuela? - Students first read and cut out the booklet that contains text and images of places in school. Donde esta is repeated 8 times so students learn the phrase quickly. They then create their own version using the text only template. Students will be proud of their creations and will have fun sharing them with classmates and family members! Each booklet contains 8 pages: the title page with 7 additional pages containing common Spanish school places such as the nurse, the office, the gymnasium and the cafeteria. This item also includes suggestions for using the booklets and an assembly instruction page. The illustration version can be projected in class to present, review and practice pronunciation of the school places. The text only version can be projected onto the Smart Board and students can draw pictures on the Smart Board that correspond to the text.

Spanish Saber and Conocer Human Bingo Game Speaking Activity - Each student mingles with a bingo grid and must find different classmates that can reply yes to each of the 16 boxes. The grids contain questions such as, "Sabes patinar en hielo?" or "Conoces la ciudad de Nueva York?" When a student replies yes to a question, the questioning student follows up by asking in Spanish for the student's signature. When a student fills the entire grid, he shouts, "Bingo!" Also included is a follow up worksheet that requires students to write a sentence for each of the 16 boxes in the grid. The student includes the name of the student that signed the box and must change the verb to the third person. Students must also write either saber or conocer under 6 images at the bottom of the paper. This is a good back to school review activity for experienced Spanish students, and is also helpful when learning saber and conocer.

Spanish Rhyming Words 240 Cards - Tarjetas de Rimas en Espanol - 60 pages of with 4 words per page, each with a clip art image illustrating the word. There is one additional page with no words or images so you can make additional cards to add to the set, if you wish. Just copy, laminate if desired and cut! The cards can be used as flashcards, game cards, print 2 sets for playing memory or make a file folder rhyming word game. This set can be used in dual language, bilingual classrooms, and Spanish language classes.

This is a 7 slide, 32 card set of Spanish reflexive verb flash cards that can be used in a variety of ways: traditional flash cards, Memory Game - students place all cards face down and flip to match Spanish and English, Slap-jack Game - pairs of students compete to see who can be first to slap the card that you call, Go Fish, and Sequencing - students arrange cards in a logical sequence. The 7 slides include: 1. Instruction slide 2. 2 slides with cards in Spanish 3. 2 slides with cards in English - these include stem change information 4. 2 slides with lists that detail all verbs included that can be used in class to present and review the verbs.

Spanish Reflexives Paragraph Translations - English/Spanish and Spanish/English - Students practice a variety of verbs as they translate a paragraph about 2 girls getting ready and going to school in the morning. First and third person singular verbs in the preterit are used. Sample verbs are: despertarse, levantarse, bañarse, lavarse, secarse, maquillarse, afeitarse, and irse. First, have students translate from Spanish to English, then have them translate from English to Spanish after they have better understanding and have had sufficient practice with reflexive verbs and associated vocabulary. For flexibility in use, the download includes the following in both Spanish to English and English to Spanish: 1. Paragraph with lines underneath for students to write their translations 2. Paragraph with no lines to project in class 3. Paragraph copied 2 per page for student handouts.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs Pair Work, Oral Assessment, Assignment - This item contains: 1. 20 reflexive verb questions about daily routines 2. Sample responses to the 20 questions 3. Suggested uses, in addition to pair work oral practice 4. 12 reflexive verb clip art images for students to identify There is a variety of reflexive verbs used including acostarse, irse, secarse el pelo, lavarse, afeitarse, callarse, ponerse, maquillarse, sentarse, cepillarse el pelo / dientes, dormirse, despedirse, despertarse, peinarse, levantarse and ducharse. The suggested uses for this item are: 1. Pair work oral practice 2. Follow up written assignment 3. Written translation assignment before pair work 4. Oral assessment 5. Students write an essay about their partner’s daily routine 6. Project the Sample Responses page before students begin partner practice to familiarize them with the vocabulary.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs Human Bingo Game Speaking Activity & Follow-Up - This activity uses 16 different reflexive verbs. Examples of verbs used are acostarse, despertarse, ducharse, lavarse, vestirse, divertirse, sentirse, and dormirse. Each student mingles with a bingo grid and must find different classmates that can reply yes to each of the 16 boxes. When a student replies yes to a question, the questioning student follows up by asking in Spanish for the student's signature. The goal is to be the first student to fill the entire bingo grid. Also included is a follow up worksheet that requires students to: 1. Write a sentence for each of the 16 boxes in the grid. The student includes the name of the student that signed the box and must change the verb to the third person. 2. Write an appropriate Spanish reflexive infinitive under 6 images at the bottom of the paper. This is a fun, helpful activity for students learning reflexives, and it's also a great back to school review / get to know you activity for students with prior Spanish experience.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs Crossword 18 Words and 11 Image IDs - Students are instructed to: 1. Write the English translation next to each clue 2. Complete the crossword 3. Write a Spanish reflexive infinitive under each image There are 18 daily routine reflexive verbs in the puzzle and 11 clip art images to identify. The answer key is included.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs 41 Spanish Infinitives Word List - This is an English to Spanish list of common Spanish reflexives. There are 37 different English verbs and 41 Spanish verbs (the difference is from: to put on make-up - maquillarse/pintarse, to leave - marcharse/irse, to brush teeth - cepillarse/lavarse los dientes, to hurry - darse prisa/apurarse). Also included: 1. List of reflexive pronouns 2. Sample conjugation of lavarse 3. Brief explanation about reciprocal pronouns This is a helpful Spanish reflexive verbs reference, study guide, and it can be used for pair work vocabulary practice.

Spanish Reflexive Verbs 18 Infinitive Image IDs - Students write Spanish infinitive verbs under each of the 18 clip art images. Verbs included are daily routine verbs such as despertarse, ducharse, vestirse and peinarse. Also included are reciprocal reflexive verbs abrazarse and besarse. The assignment makes a nice review sheet when completed. It could also be cut apart and used for flashcards. The answer key can be projected to present, practice and review reflexive verbs.

Spanish Reflexive Commands with Adverbs 25 Sentences, 10 Translations - Students translate 25 affirmative commands with reflexive verbs and adverbs of time and manner such as rápidamente, lentamente, tranquilamente, and a menudo. Sample verbs are ducharse, afeitarse, banarse, despertarse, levantarse, maquillarse, cepillarse, peinarse and irse. Students are also instructed to write a Spanish reflexive infinitive under each of the 7 clip art images. The answer key is included.

Spanish Recycling Container Sketch and Label Vocabulary Activity - Students sketch and label on the recycling containers 10 items that can be recycled. There are 2 designs from which to choose. Students will enjoy practicing their speaking skills and showing off their creations as they proudly present their recycling sketches to their classmates! This is a fun activity for Earth Day or whenever the environment is studied. Instructions for the activity are included on the worksheet.

Spanish Querer & Querer + Infinitive Sentences - Students first provide the conjugation for the stem change verb querer and then write 7 sentences using both querer and querer + infinitive. The answer key is included.