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Spanish games for Microsoft Word
Seis: a dice race game reviewing subject pronouns (Spanish 1)
This is a fun yet simple way to review subject pronouns. Each student receives a worksheet, and each group of three or four students receives a dice and pencil. They take turns passing the dice, trying to roll a six. The first person to roll it yells "Seis," grabs the pencil, and begins filling in their worksheet. The other students continue rolling the dice and grabbing the pencil once they roll a six.
My students love this game, and I love it as well. Since a student's score depends on both
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7th - 12th
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Que hora es? Time, La hora Bingo Spanish 1
This is a 5x5 Bingo board that has the times that are in the preview scrambled for 29 different boards. The kids really love playing this and it is a great review. You can use it for Que hora es?, or you can use it for A que hora? Just make a time sentence using Son las...or say something along the lines of Yo tengo la clase a las cinco y media. Great for kids to just learning to tell time in Spanish. These are digital times not analog.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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EntreCulturas 2 Bundle Resources
NEW NEW NEWThank you for all of the positive feedback on my EntreCulturas 2 activities. Due to popular demand, I have posted ALL of my resources for EntreCulturas 2 in one convenient place! Save TIME and MONEY by purchasing this bundle! Any future products that I post for EntreCulturas 2 will be added to this bundle.All of my EntreCulturas 2 products are included in this bundle, including worksheets, games, cultural and small group activities PLUS my very popular vocabulary slides. All products
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4th - 12th, Staff
Sentences Races: Realidades / Auténtico 1B Vocabulary (Spanish 1)
This is a high-energy way to practice the chapter vocabulary and grammar, and it requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of these words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about two words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class with their papers.This Word document has 31 pages
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8th - 10th
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Spanish 2, Realidades / Auténtico 2A Sentence Race Game (reflexive verbs)
This is a high-energy way to practice reflexive verbs that requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of these words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about two words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class with their papers.This Word document has 37 pages of words from Realida
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8th - 12th
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Treasure Hunt Board Game: Review of Spanish Affirmative and Negative Words
This board game is an engaging way for students to review Spanish affirmative and negative words. They advance spaces by answering questions correctly, and the first one to the buried treasure wins! One student draws a card and reads the question, while the other group members write their answers. The student with the card then says the answer, and all students with the correct answer advance one space. If a card ever stumps all of the writers, the student with the card gets to advance two space
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9th - 12th
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Sentence Race Game: Realidades / Auténtico 3B vocabulary
This is a high-energy way to practice the chapter vocabulary and grammar, and it requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of these words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about two words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class with their papers. This Word document has 36 page
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7th - 12th
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Manzanas con manzanas - Apples To Apples Game in Spanish
This is a Spanish version of the card game "Apples to Apples." I created these cards for my intermediate-level students. The nouns are basic to intermediate and run the gamut from los zombis to Penelope Cruz. There are 153 red (noun) cards and 108 green (adjective) cards.
The game is played in groups of 4-5 students. To play, one student assumes the role of judge for the first hand. The judge deals 5 red (noun) cards to each player, then selects a green (adjective) card from the stack. Using t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Seis: A Dice Race Game to Review Realidades / Auténtico 1A (Spanish 1)
This is a great way to review the vocab and grammar from the Realidades / Auténtico 1A chapter! Each student receives a worksheet, and each group of four or five students receives a dice and pencil. They take turns passing the dice, trying to roll a six. The first person to roll it yells "Seis," grabs the pencil, and begins filling in their worksheet. The other students continue rolling the dice and grabbing the pencil once they roll a six. My students love this game, and I love it as well. Sinc
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7th - 11th
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Sentence Race Game for Realidades / Auténtico 4B (Spanish 1)
This is an awesome and active way to review the 4B chapter vocabulary and grammar, and it requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of these words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about two or three words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class with their papers.I have shared
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7th - 12th
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Seis: a dice race game reviewing gustar, encantar, and food (Realidades 3A)
This is a fun way to review "me gusta," "me gustan," "me encanta," me encantan," and food vocabulary. Each student receives a worksheet, and each group of three or four students receives a dice and pencil. They take turns passing the dice, trying to roll a six. The first person to roll it yells "Seis," grabs the pencil, and begins filling in their worksheet. The other students continue rolling the dice and grabbing the pencil once they roll a six. The student in each group with the most correct
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7th - 12th
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Seis: A Dice Race Game to Review Spanish Family Vocab
This "Seis" game is a high-energy (yet organized) way to review Spanish family vocabulary, plus possessive adjectives. All you need is dice, this game sheet, and to seat your students in groups, and you're ready to play! Each student receives a worksheet, and each group of four or five students receives a dice and pencil. They take turns passing the dice, trying to roll a six. The first person to roll it yells "Seis," grabs the pencil, and begins filling in their worksheet. The other students co
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7th - 10th
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Spanish House Logic Puzzle with Prepositions- La casa
This is a one-page logic puzzle in Spanish that centers around rooms of a house vocabulary and prepositions. The activity requires students to figure out which room each of the 6 people are in by using a floor plan of a house and 11 sentence-long clues. The activity is entirely in Spanish except for the instructions. This is fun for students and logic puzzles are good for students' brains. There is an answer key included. Enjoy!
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6th - 9th
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Ay Caramba: Spanish Game for Telling Time (Realidades / Auténtico Para Empezar)
This game helps students have fun while reviewing how to tell time in Spanish! I love this game, because students are completely self-sufficient, there's an element of surprise that keeps them engaged, and any student can win, since winning depends on both luck and skill.To play, give each group of two students an answer key and a set of small cards. Students take turns drawing a card and writing the digital time (such as '6:36'), and they keep their paper as a point if they get it right. If the
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5th - 11th
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Spanish Indirect Object Pronoun Board Game (IOPs)
A simple board game for practicing indirect object pronouns.
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6th - 12th
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Seis: A Dice Race Game with Saber, Conocer, and Realidades 1B Vocab (Spanish 2)
This is a fun way to help students review saber, conocer, plus other vocabulary words from the Realidades / Auténtico 1B chapter for Spanish two. Each student receives a worksheet, and each group of four or five students receives a dice and pencil. They take turns passing the dice, trying to roll a six. The first person to roll it yells "Seis," grabs the pencil, and begins filling in their worksheet. The other students continue rolling the dice and grabbing the pencil once they roll a six. My st
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9th - 12th
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Make ser & estar more fun! -- ser o estar juego de mesa - board game
Print out game board onto regular computer paper or cardstock (and laminate if you wish to re-use) .
Divide class into small groups.
Each group will need one game board, one die, and each group member will need his or her own game piece. (I use random things like pen or marker caps or pennies, pasta, etc) The objective is to make it to the end of the board the quickest. Students choose the correct verb (either ser or estar) and apply its correct conjugation to get a chance to roll and advanc
Mexican Loteria- School Appropriate
Traditional Mexican Loteria is so fun! All you need is the boards and beans to play. The only problem is that card 25 is not school appropriate and 26 can culturally inappropriate as traditional as this game is in Mexico. But not to worry as I have cut every card eliminating 25 and 26 off the game creating 28 unique boards. Also I have added a bikini top on our famous La Sirena for you not to worry about it! This download includes:28 unique boards and the calling cards. * If you have more than 2
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Monster Body Parts Guess Who review game- Partes del cuerpo
Similar to guess who, helps students practice the body parts in a fun way. I have also integrated Hispanic names to expose students to different names within the Hispanic culture.
Useful for Spanish 1 or Spanish 2.
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6th - 12th
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Realidades / Auténtico 1A Review Puzzle (Spanish 1)
This is a simple and fun way for students to review key vocabulary terms at the end of the Realidades / Auténtico 1A chapter. These puzzles can be used in multiple ways:1. Whole-class race: Give a puzzle sheet to each student, put on some music, and give them time to each cut out their own puzzle and stack the pieces in a pile. At the count of three, everyone starts putting their puzzle together. The first five students to complete theirs gets a prize! Then, have the students put a paper clip ar
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7th - 10th
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Realidades 5A Sentence Race Game (Spanish 1)
This is an active way to review the vocabulary and grammar concepts from the Realidades / Auténtico 5A chapter, and it requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of the included words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about three words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class wi
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8th - 11th
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Cards for Go Fish with Spanish Body Parts
This Microsoft Word file contains 40 cards that can be used for the small-group game of Go Fish. Simply print the cards on cardstock, cut them up (you could have the students help you), and give a deck to each group of four students. Go Fish always brings a smile to the faces of my students, and it is a calm yet fun way for them to practice Spanish body parts.
The game covers body parts from the Realidades Para Empezar chapter, including: la oreja, la boca, la mano, el dedo, el ojo, el pelo,
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3rd - 11th
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Sentence Race Game with Spanish Comparisons
This is a high-energy way to practice Spanish comparisons that requires very little prep time. Simply print two sets of these words (each set on a different color), divide your class into two teams, and you're ready to go! Pass out a set of words to each team, and make sure each student has about two words. Then, read one of the provided English sentences, and have each team race to form the Spanish version in front of the class with their papers. This Word document has two pages of sentences t
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8th - 12th
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Clue game: DO object pronouns with Irregular preterite / Realidades 2 3a
In this hilarious lesson, students solve a 'murder' and have to guess the culprit, the scene, and the object of a crime by talking to other students and eliminating possible answers. It is the spoken version of CLUE, based on the use of irregular preterites and DO pronouns. Each student receives the name of a person that they saw, a place they went, and an object they had. They then ask other students who they saw, where they were, and what they had, using tener, ver, estar in the preterit
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8th - 12th
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