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Imagine the scenario where you have students working quietly for 3 days creating a "magazine" to show off their Spanish clothing and accessories vocabulary. And cuesta with numbers, just for funsies. This can be your reality, my friend!...
You ever wonder how you can easily teach calendar vocabulary in Spanish 1? Here are 3 tips to make it seamless and comprehensible!...
You know when you plan that great lesson and it finishes 15 minutes before the bell rings... and you're like omg now what?? And the students stare at you like now what?? Yeah... it happens....
I find the commands unit to be pretty fun to teach. Students love being bossy! 😂...
I like to include Spanish listening activities in my classes as much as I can. It can be seriously challenging to find good listening activities in Spanish for lower-level students, though. Textbooks only have so many (good) listening comprehension activities, and it can be tricky to find recordings of Spanish speakers who speak SLOWLY and CLEARLY . Here are five great websites that I've found and used in my Spanish 1 and 2 classes: ...
The whole point of a quiz or test is to assess students' knowledge. Not their eyesight of their neighbor's answers. 😒 If you have students with wandering eyes, I have a tip for how to stop students from cheating! ...
Have you ever sat down after school to plan tomorrow's Spanish lesson and thought, "I KNOW I have something for this." So you check Google Drive. Then TpT. Then the folder of activities a coworker shared with you three years ago. Then the folder of things you made three years ago and barely remember making. 😂 Eventually you find something that might work. Except now you need bell work. And you need to figure out what you're actually teaching before the activity. And maybe students need more practice first. And what are you doing the day after this? 😵💫 You probably don't need more Spanish resources. You need a plan for how all those pieces fit together. Because having 847 activities isn't particularly helpful when you still have to sit down every night and figure out what you're teaching tomorrow. That's exactly why I created Listo y Llamativo. What is Listo y Llamativo? Listo y Llamativo is my complete, ready-to-teach Spanish 1, 2, and 3 curriculum......
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