READING FLUENCY IN SPANISH | EL SOL
A short Spanish-language reading fluency practice page built around the theme 'El Sol' (The Sun), for early Spanish literacy practice.
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A short Spanish-language reading fluency practice page built around the theme 'El Sol' (The Sun), for early Spanish literacy practice.
Self-checking digital Google Sheets activity for practicing Spanish negative tú command conjugations.
Practice identifying and correcting grammar errors (verb conjugation, spelling, adjective agreement) in Spanish sentences using -ER and -IR present-tense verbs.
Practice tracing and learning the names of colors in Spanish.
Teach and practice Spanish greetings (saludos) and goodbyes (despedidas) vocabulary, including formal/informal usage rules, through an interactive notebook activity.
Cut-out flashcards pairing each number 1-100 with its Spanish word, for number/Spanish-vocabulary recognition practice.
Give Spanish language learners repeated practice choosing and using demonstrative adjectives (este, ese, aquel) and demonstrative pronouns correctly based on distance, gender, and number.
Fill-in-the-missing-letter worksheets to practice spelling Spanish vocabulary words.
Grammar practice worksheet distinguishing when to use "muy" versus "mucho/a(s)" in Spanish, using food-themed sentence prompts.
Help Pre-K/early-learning Spanish-language students practice recognizing vowels (a, e, i, o, u) as the initial sound of words, using picture and word cards.
Practice tracing/handwriting using the Spanish names of 25 animals.
practice identifying and using Spanish direct object pronouns (DOP) and indirect object pronouns (IOP)
Cut-out flashcards pairing each number 1-100 with its Spanish word, for number/Spanish-vocabulary recognition practice.
Practice identifying the beginning letter sound of a pictured object by naming it aloud and coloring the matching letter, presented in parallel English and Spanish versions.
Practice tracing lines/letters using Spanish vocabulary words as prompts.
Give Spanish-language students structured practice using the present subjunctive mood in sentences.
Teach Spanish animal-name vocabulary and letter-tracing practice by having students trace the printed Spanish name of each (mostly wild/zoo) animal.
This low prep (only print) Spanish resource is Part 3 of a series with Spanish Present tense in Indicative. It includes both regular and irregular verbs. The item contains 1 text with 10 gaps. Students have 3 possible answers for each gap, there is one example in the beginning of the activity . This resource is mainly for Spanish…
A Spanish-vocabulary tracing resource where students trace the written names of 10 fruits to practice handwriting while learning the Spanish words.
Spanish Letter Formation and Practice Sheets -- Inspired by Handwriting Without Tears Techniques... These practice sheets are designed to support young learners in mastering Spanish letter formation using methods inspired by Handwriting Without Tears (HWT). With clear directional arrows, wide lines, and engaging clipart, these sheets…
A tracing activity that pairs Spanish animal names with practice pages so students learn the words while practicing handwriting/tracing.
Gives students practice conjugating Spanish verbs across all major tenses/moods in fill-in-the-blank sentences.
Practice tracing the Spanish names of sports.
The jar pages revisit clothing vocabulary through listing, alphabetical order, frequency and identifying an item that does not belong. Some instructions repeat, while others change the way students organise what they see. Bonus questions ask about a missing item, a clothing preference and an invented character wearing the pictured clothes.