Are you ready to get your Spanish students speaking? Try these 10 fun games and activities for Spanish class that bring community and fun into your.....

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Need ideas for how to teach colors in your elementary Spanish class? Click this pin and link to a Spanish teacher blog post chalk full of ideas and links to free resources for teaching Spanish colors.

I don't know about you, but I sometimes struggle to do enough meaningful speaking activities with my students in Spanish class. It can be really hard when they don't feel like speaking Spanish, especially in levels one and two. In my time as a Spanish teacher, I've found a few activities that are easy to use and the students enjoy and get excited for. Keep reading to find out my three favorite activities and one can't-miss tip that will change how your students speak in class!

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!

Discover eight traditional Hispanic games to use at home or during class! Help your kids practice their Spanish through fun games.

Did you know that after nine minutes of an online class most kids start to tune out? You can increase that number to somewhere between 10-30 minutes for in-person classes. Kids (and adults!) have a limited attention span which makes planning for breaks an essential part of any lesson. So, please, please, please… pause that

Are you looking for ways to connect with your students and build community during the first week of class? Do you want to get to know your students, but also set the expectation of “Spanish only” from the start? Here are 5 games that accomplish both of those objectives! 1. ¡Corre, corre! Students form a ... Read More about 5 icebreaker activities for the first week of Spanish