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Pixel Art: Present Tense -AR -ER -IR Conjugations

Spanish present tense pixel art in Google Sheets: students conjugate 15 -ar, -er and -ir verbs, from mirar and comer to compartir, and each correct answer reveals part of a hidden picture.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
File type
Google Sheets

Updated Oct 26, 2026

Subject
Foreign Languages, Spanish
Topic
pixel art, spanish present tense
Resource types
Activities

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What's inside this resource

Spice up your Spanish class with an engaging and interactive activity that allows students to practice the Present Tense -AR -ER -IR Spanish Conjugations using Google Sheets.

This self-checking activity includes a 1-page Google Sheet with 15 verbs, such as mirar, estudiar, amar, cantar, hablar, vender, comer, beber, correr, temer, abrir, recibir, describir, compartir y dividir.

The best part? The activity is designed in a way that students enter their answers in the answer column and if the answers are correct, the image starts to appear piece by piece.

What's more, colors do not appear for incorrect answers, providing immediate feedback and promoting self-correction.

With the option to assign each student a copy of the paperless activity through Google Classroom, Canvas, or Schoology, you can easily integrate technology into your teaching and create an interactive learning experience for your students. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to engage your students while reinforcing their Spanish conjugation skills!
★ Simple Steps
1. Create two copies of the Google Sheets (one for yourself as your answer key and the other is the one you share with your students.


2. Do not forget to delete answers in the "answer" columns before sharing with students.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Conjugate regular -ar, -er and -ir verbs in the present tense

Teaching tips

  • Make two copies of the sheet: keep one as your answer key, and clear the answer column in the other before sharing it with students.

Skills covered

  • Self-correction — checking each typed answer against whether the picture fills in and revising answers that leave squares blank

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