Students write French Valentine vocabulary words under 18 clip art pictures. The images can be projected for playing the flyswatter game, and the colorful answer key is great for introducing and practicing Valentine's Day vocabulary on the Smart Board or overhead projector. 2 pages

This list contains 40 nouns and verbs associated with airports, travel, and flying. The reference list contains vocabulary alphabetized both Spanish to English and English to Spanish. 2 pages

Included in the download: 1. 40 Spanish transportation vocabulary words, alphabetized Spanish to English 2. 40 Spanish transportation vocabulary words, alphabetized English to Spanish Both lists a list of ir + a / ir + en plus method of transportation and a list of transportation verbs such as caminar, volar, navegar, etc.

Students fill in 24 blanks with greetings and leave taking words such as: good morning, how are you, what's your name, where are you from, see you later, etc. Students choose words from the word bank. When completed, the activity can be used for oral partner practice and short skit presentations. The answer key is included.

French Christmas / Winter Label the Snowman with Body Parts and Clothing - Students label a snowman with 10 body parts and clothing words found in the 2 vocabulary boxes. The 3 page download includes: 1. Student labeling activity page with bilingual French/English word box 2. Student labeling activity page with no word box 3. Answer key in French

Included: 1. 18 stem change verbs to find in the word search. Students are also instructed to write the English translation next to the 18 Spanish infinitives. 2. 8 clip art images for students to identify 3. Answer key Sample verbs are: contar, dormir, jugar, pensar, querer and volver.

This resource contains: 1. 10 sentences in English for students to determine either ser or estar and then provide the reason for their choice. 2. 5 two part fill in the blank with ser and estar conjugations. 3. 5 English to Spanish sentence translations 4. Answer key 5. A short rhyme with de and en to help students remember when to use ser or estar. Many sentences feature the names of Spanish speaking countries and capitals so you can infuse a little Hispanic culture in the lesson! 2 pages

Students write the Spanish airport vocabulary word under each of the 18 pictures. Sample words include avion, maleta, equipage, pasaporte, and aduana. When finished, the handout makes a nice review sheet as is or it could be cut apart later and used for flashcards. It can also be projected and used for the flyswatter game. 2 pages

This is introduction to Spanish direct object pronouns includes a listing of all direct object pronouns and several sentences demonstrating their uses. Examples are: No tengo los anillos / No los tengo. The download includes: 1. Large font page for presenting in class 2. Student handout page with 2/page

Students change 25 Spanish food words to plural and then supply the English translation for each. The foods are common ones such as hotdog, hamburger, french fries, several different fruits, etc. Students are also instructed to write a Spanish food word under each of the 7 clip art images. The answer key is included. 2 pages

Get your students in the mood for Valentine's Day with these 2 love poems in Spanish! Both are classics, one familiar in the English language and the other by a famous Spanish author. They're easy to learn, great for speaking and pronunciation practice, and perfect for adding excitement to the classroom when students present them to the class! Included: 1. Both poems on 1 page for in class presentation 2. Both poems on 1 page as close exercises 3. Both poems copied 2 per page for student handouts. 3 pages

Students must: 1. Respond in complete sentences to 11 questions about weather and preferred activities during different seasons and under different weather conditions. 2. Write a Spanish weather word under each of the 12 clip art images shown. Each question begins with "¿Qué te gusta hacer cuando...? / ¿Qué no te gusta hacer cuando...?" plus a season and/or weather condition. A sample question is: ¿Qué te gusta hacer en enero cuando nieva? Answers will vary, but there is a sample response key that can be used as an in class reading activity, or to prep students for the assignment.

Students sketch and color a minimum of 10 foods that they will take with them on a picnic. They then write the corresponding French words under the sketched items. This is a great activity for speaking practice because students enjoy presenting their creations to their classmates. It's also a fun activity at the end of the school year as students are thinking about summer activities and vacation, and great for summer school or camp. There are 3 versions of the basket. Each includes a different spelling of picnic to allow you to choose based on your preference for your region. The 3 are: 1. Panier pique-nique 2. Panier à pique-nique 3. Panier de pique-nique Instructions for the activity are included on the worksheets. 3 pages

Students practice tener idioms and ir + a + infinitive with this activity. They must: 1. Complete 10 sentences with a conjugated tener idiom. 2. Translate the completed sentences. 3. Write a Spanish tener expression under each of the clip art images. The answer key is included. 2 pages

Each booklet contains 8 pages: the title page with 7 additional pages containing the following words and people associated with Black History Month: Abraham Lincoln, slavery, Martin Luther King, Jr., diversity, equality, liberty, and justice. Also included is a page of suggestions for using the booklets and an assembly instruction page. Students first read and cut out the booklet that contains text and illustrations, then create their own version using the text only template. Students will enjoy sharing them with classmates and family members! The illustration version can be projected in class to present, review and practice pronunciation of the vocabulary words. 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. 6 page download

2 Spanish Soccer / El Futbol Booklets - Students first cut, assemble and read the Spanish Soccer / El Futbol Booklets which contains text and illustrations of common soccer vocabulary words like ball, goal, referee, trophy, team, etc. They then create their own version using the text only template. Children will enjoy making and sharing their own soccer booklets! Each booklet contains 8 pages: the title page with 7 additional pages containing soccer vocabulary words. 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 soccer vocabulary words. 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.

Expose students to several Spanish artists while they practice Spanish commands! Using the accompanying city map, students give directions in their responses to 10 "Me puede decir cómo llego..." questions. The activity can be used for formal or informal commands. There is a sample question/response with the response given using informal commands. The map includes 9 different streets, and each is named after a Spanish master. Included are Juan Gris, Velazquez, Gaudí, El Greco, Picasso, Sorolla, Dalí, Miró, and Goya. Also included are 3 sets of 2 city places that students must use to compose questions asking for directions, and 9 images to identify. The download includes 2 files: 1. One with a small map included with the activity pages 2. One file with just a large map Since answers will vary, an answer key is not included. 5 pages

Help your students remember numbers with these bilingual bookmarks! One side has numbers 0 - 20, and the other has 21 - 39, plus 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, and 100. Both sides have bilingual number words. Just copy back to back, cut, and share with your students! You could also copy one side at a time, if you prefer to present and practice smaller groups of numbers. These bookmarks are great for back to school, Spanish class, bilingual classrooms, and even prizes for Spanish Club! 2 pages

Students practice 10 different chores verbs and 10 different cleaning materials, plus tener que + infinitive. Included in the download: 1. 10 English to Spanish questions containing a either Who has or Where is/are with one or more household materials used when doing chores. Examples of the household materials are trapo, escoba, cubo, plumero, plancha, esponja, and aspiradora. After each question, there is a sentence starting with Tengo que plus a chore verb. A sample of both is "Who has the vacuum cleaner? I have to vacuum the basement carpet." 2. 10 English to Spanish household material translations 3. Word bank with household materials (on student worksheet) 4. Page with a list of the verbs used, copied 3/page for paper saving student handouts 5. Answer key 3 pages

The download contains: 1. 15 English to Spanish sentence translations with acabar de + infinitive. A sample sentence is, "I just helped the teacher." 2. 10 English to Spanish sentence translations with ir a + infinitive. A sample sentence is, "We are going to fly today." 3. The answer key. 2 pages