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Category games in Spanish are a fun way to practice vocabulary. I play several games that review vocabulary by grouping words in different ways. I call the printable Spanish vocabulary game below Nombra 3. You can find a free download of 70 game cards at the end of the

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Kids love games, and playing with language is an excellent way to learn. Below you will find Spanish vocabulary games for kids, grouped by theme. Of course, vocabulary has to be introduced and students need to work with the words in increasingly complex contexts. See these Foreign Language Teaching

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!

Practice number recognition and Spanish vocabulary with this printable Spanish I Have Who Has Game! So fun for early math and literacy practice!

¡Las palabras para hacer preguntas en español son vocabulario esencial! High frequency vocabulary is important. These posters help teach Spanish question words and make learning fun. Incorporate culture, humor, and vocabulary into your lesson plans when teaching Spanish!

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Make learning Spanish fun by playing bingo games in Spanish class! Find instructions on how to play bingo and printable bingo cards for kids of all ages. Bingo games add excitement to any lesson plan and make your classroom a motivating place to learn! Playing bingo games in Spanish class is one of my favorite ways to practice & review vocabulary. Play Spanish greetings bingo as a back to school activity to review Spanish greeting vocabulary. Use as a brain break, reward, or game day…

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Spanish Vocabulary Activities for Kids

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Inside: Spanish vocabulary games for the language classroom. The best way to “learn vocabulary” is in context. I use to give long lists of isolated words, until I switched to proficiency-based teaching and threw out my textbook. I realized my students were memorizing the words to pass a quiz, and then forgetting them. Our students really need to see

Inside: Fun Spanish games for kids (preschool and elementary), to learn Spanish. I have a ton of Spanish learning games I’ve collected over the years. But I’ve been missing a list just for younger kids! Here are games that are easy to explain, not-too-competitive, and require more listening than speaking. These are best for preschool and early

I am fascinated by the traditional games children play in Mexico, Peru and Nicaragua. My children learned many traditional Mexican games growing up, and the more I learn about traditional Spanish games for kids, the better I understand what a tremendous resource they are for language learners. Traditional games

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Adolescence is a complex and interesting stage of life. It may be challenging to maintain teens’ interest in their Spanish classes. Here are a few helpful tips to keep in mind as you integrate Spanish vocabulary activities for high school into your lessons. To learn more, visit our blog post.

Your new go-to review game for Spanish class, bilingual classrooms, or at home learning.

This online game is the BEST! It's so easy to prep for, uses only one device, and allows for all different types of question/answers. Take a look at how I play it in my elementary Spanish classes. Plus, I include links to a bunch of ready made games on basic Spanish topics.