Wondering how to decorate your Spanish classroom? Brighten walls with inspirational posters, word walls, and bulletin board ideas

Looking for the perfect way to ease first-day jitters in Spanish 1? Start Day one in Spanish class with confidence by teaching cognates! Teaching Spanish-English cognates is my favorite way to build confidence—and it works year-round, too! Cognates are words that look and sound similar in both languages (like animal, chocolate, or inteligente). Show students that they already know 100+ Spanish words on day one!

Looking for a fun way to introduce or review Spanish vocabulary? Give students a Spanish word search puzzle! There are so many benefits to

The school year’s almost over! Find 5 fun summer-themed Spanish activities to keep students learning vocabulary until the last day.

Resources, activities & ideas for teaching Mexican food / La Comida Mexicana in Spanish class! Use on Cinco de Mayo or the end of the year

Cinco de Mayo Spanish Class Activities | What is Cinco de Mayo? Teach the meaning, traditions & history of Cinco de Mayo with a Teacher's Discovery video and Spanish class activities to go with it!

There are so many misconceptions about what Cinco de Mayo celebrates. Our job as Spanish teachers is to help students go beyond the tacos and sombreros to understand the true meaning and history behind Cinco de Mayo—and make it engaging and memorable in the process. Make that happen with these Spanish Cinco de Mayo activities!

5 activities for students to learn spring vocabulary words in Spanish. Keep kids engaged and learning Spanish vocabulary until Spring Break

Teaching the pronunciation of the Spanish alphabet is one of the best ways to kick off Spanish 1. It gives students a strong start with pronunciation, helps them feel more confident when spelling, and builds their listening skills early on. Since Spanish has consistent vowel sounds and just a few special letter sounds, starting with the alphabet really pays off. When students understand how the letters sound, they’re able to read, speak, and spell Spanish more easily—and wit

Decorate classroom bulletin boards and visually support students with Spanish word walls! Provide meaningful input, make language visible,