High school spanish classroom activities

Taco Tuesday is one of my FAVORITE games to play each year! This competitive activity is designed with middle and high school Spanish students in mind, but I have seen it played at lower levels as well! This tutorial post will talk you through game prep, gameplay, and various differentiation ideas to try with all of your language learners. Editable templates are available, as well as pre-made game sets. Digital options are ready now too! Click through to learn more!

Inside: I share my experiences with traditional seating options in Spanish class that didn't work for me, as well as the most beneficial strategies I've found!

Classroom procedures and routines are essential in creating a safe and productive learning environment. Here are 5 suggestions to add structure.

Teach ser vs estar with this fun Spanish selfie project! This is a great alternative to ser vs estar worksheets or quizzes!

Check out this fun Spanish vocabulary activities for high school! Start using them in your classes and help your students practice their Spanish vocabulary.

When I am working in Latin America, I keep my eyes open for authentic games I can use in my classroom. A group of students in Nicaragua recently introduced me to a Spanish question game called El Repollo. Be sure to check our complete collection of traditional Spanish games

Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach Spanish in the elementary classroom? Look no further! Read my top ideas for making Spanish learning an enjoyable experience for young learners. Get ready to inspire your students with these interactive, hands-on activities! Find out more today!

Are you looking for new icebreakers to use in class? Check out these Spanish icebreakers for high school and start using them today!

Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 – October 15! As Spanish teachers, we get to celebrate it all year long! Before we begin a month of celebrating Latino heritage, let’s provide context. Do your beginning Spanish students know where Spanish is spoken? Teaching Spanish-speaking countries is a fun way to get students ready for HHM. Here are 5 activities to learn names of 21 Hispanic countries. Add them to lesson plans for upper elementary, middle school, & high school Spanish classes.

Inside: Conversation Jenga for the language class. When I put my students in a speaking situation, I like to make it low-pressure and fun. We’ve really enjoyed conversation Jenga lately– which is obviously better than a worksheet with questions to ask each other. In a sense, conversation Jenga is an authentic speaking situation because it’s a