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

Teaching food vocabulary in Spanish is my favorite unit for Spanish 1. Get middle school & high school students engaged and learning Spanish

No-prep classroom activities & resources to practice telling time in Spanish. Make telling time FUN for students & easy on Spanish teachers

Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 – October 15! As Spanish teachers, we get to celebrate it all year long! Before we begin a month...

Teaching Spanish adjectives is one of my favorite units in Spanish class! Find 5 activities to describe a person

Make learning Spanish fun by playing bingo games in Spanish class! Find instructions on how to play bingo, printable bingo cards for kids,

Need students to follow your commands in Spanish class? Play a game of Simon Says! Fun Spanish activities to support your command unit.

Get Spanish class off to a great start with Get-To-Know-You activities, icebreakers, and movement breaks! Build relationships with students

Looking for fun, no-stress ways to teach basic Spanish greetings and responses? You’re in the right place! Whether it’s the start of the year, a review day, or an emergency sub plan, these no-prep Spanish greetings activities will get your students speaking Spanish from day one.

Looking for a fun, low-prep way to teach and review Spanish vocabulary? Try crossword puzzles! If you haven’t used them yet with your beginner students, this post shares 12 reasons why they’re a game-changer for engagement, comprehension, and vocabulary retention.