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If you have finished the curriculum and there are still a couple days of school left - congrats! You made it through everything! But now what? ...
If you've got 10 minutes left of class time and you need another activity to fill time until the bell rings - charades could be what you're looking for. It takes almost zero prep beforehand , so you can easily make it look like you had this plan ned the whole tim e, and definitely intended to end the lesson with charades. ...
If your students have ants in their pants and you want an activity where they can get up, but have a purpose and reinforce Spanish - this is the activity for you! There is also a digital version if your classroom is currently virtual or if your students are 1:1 with devices 😄 Oh, and it can be used with just about any grammar or vocabulary topic. So it's an easy activity that you can use over and over again for each unit. Yaaaasssssss. ...
'Twas the week before Winter Break, when all through the schools Every student was stirring, and breaking all the rules... That's how that poem goes, right?! ...
Coloring is the best thing ever. High school students like to pretend they are too cool for coloring activities, but that is a straight-up lie. Middle school students love coloring as well, but will also pretend they are "too old for coloring". (lolz) When I talk about coloring activities in the high school and middle school Spanish classroom, I don't mean coloring pictures of Dora and staying in the lines. I mean activities with colored pencils (or markers or crayons) that support that day's objective for the Spanish lesson. Or honestly a lesson in any subject....
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