Middle school spanish

Classroom procedures and routines are essential in creating a safe and productive learning environment. Here are 5 suggestions to add structure.

This blog article provides a detailed explanation for the first day of spanish class with middle school students. Includes ideas for seating arrangements, introducing cognates in Spanish, and how to gets kids speaking Spanish on the first day of class! Also includes free lesson plans for the first week of class with middle school students (grade 6,7,8) and high school Spanish I students in grades 9 or 10. Interactive, fun first day of Spanish class without just going over rules. Back to…

As I reflect on my first two weeks of teaching Spanish 1 using comprehensible input (CI), I’m excited about the progress my students are making. Each day, I see how...

Inside: I share my experiences with traditional seating options in Spanish class that didn't work for me, as well as the most beneficial strategies I've found!

Are you looking for a step-by-step guide of how to plan a Spanish Immersion Day for your middle and high school students? Visit our website to see pictures, videos and tons of resources to plan your own!

Taco Tuesday is one of my FAVORITE games to play each year! This competitive activity is designed with middle and high school Spanish students in mind, but I have seen it played at lower levels as well! This tutorial post will talk you through game prep, gameplay, and various differentiation ideas to try with all of your language learners. Editable templates are available, as well as pre-made game sets. Digital options are ready now too! Click through to learn more!

Teach ser vs estar with this fun Spanish selfie project! This is a great alternative to ser vs estar worksheets or quizzes!

Classroom activities to practice telling time in Spanish. Everything a Spanish teacher needs to get middle school and high school students actively engaged and confidently telling time in Spanish. No-prep resources to give novice students plenty of practice with Spanish time expressions. Must-have activities for beginning Spanish or Spanish 1 teachers. Make learning Spanish FUN.

(Spoiler alert: They are SOOO easy to grade!) Research shows that students need a tremendous amount of input before they are able to produce a second language. This input should be both oral through listening activities as well as visual through reading. Students best acquire language by seeing the vocabulary and grammar in context. So

Are you a newer teacher who could use some guidance and Spanish lesson plans from a veteran teacher? Are you teaching multiple levels of Spanish classes at once (3-5 preps)? Do you wish your students were more interested and engaged? Are you looking for fresh ideas to spice up your class? Do you feel really