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Spanish: Poner Conjugation Worksheet

Single-verb Spanish practice sheet in which a word search, a matching block, a crossword, a sudoku and a write-your-own-sentence prompt all work on poner in the present tense.
Grades
Grades 9–12, High School
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Updated Oct 29, 2022

Subject
Foreign Languages, Spanish
Topic
Spanish, languages
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This is a Spanish: Poner Conjugation Worksheet.

There are 6 different activities for students to complete.

This 1-page printable is great for homework, morning work and more.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Recognise the present-tense forms of poner in written Spanish

  • Recall those forms well enough to place them into a puzzle grid rather than only spot them in a list

  • Write an original Spanish sentence using poner in the present tense

Teaching tips

  • Everything on the page stays inside one verb and one tense, so it slots in on the day poner is introduced without needing anything else covered first

  • Four of the five blocks are recognition puzzles and only the last line asks for production, which makes the closing sentence the piece worth collecting and checking

  • The whole sheet fits on one side, so it works as a warm-up, a homework page or a holding task for early finishers without further preparation

  • The Spanish headings - PALABRAS ESCONDIDAS, CRUCIGRAMA, NOMBRE - give incidental classroom vocabulary that is worth reading aloud before students start

Skills covered

  • Present-tense forms of poner - students find the conjugated forms inside a word search and then place them again in a crossword grid.

  • Form recognition under a different demand - a matching block and a sudoku ask students to work with the same forms in layouts that give fewer letters away than a word search does.

  • Sentence production - the page closes by asking for an original sentence using poner in the present, so the verb is used rather than only identified.

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Which tense does the sheet work on?

The present only. The header reads CONJUGATE: Present, the word search asks for the conjugated forms of poner, and the closing prompt asks for a sentence using poner in the present, so no other tense appears anywhere on the page.

How much writing does the sheet ask for?

One sentence. Four of the five blocks - the word search, the matching block, the crossword and the sudoku - are puzzle work, and the single ruled line at the end is where students write their own sentence using poner in the present.

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