Spanish: Poner Conjugation Worksheet

- Grades
- Grades 9–12, High School
- File type
- Preparation
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- Subject
- Foreign Languages, Spanish
- Topic
- Spanish, languages
- Resource types
- Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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- Print ready
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What's inside this resource
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.
In the classroom
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.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
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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Spanish verbs
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