Here’s a simple Venn diagram activity you can go through with your students to compare Day of the Dead and Halloween.
My Spanish 1 students do fine with this exact language this far into their first semester, but I uploaded it as a Word document so you’re able to edit the wording to match your students’ proficiency. Of course, you can always add your own drawings if you’re projecting it during the discussion to make it even more comprehensible.
What language teacher doesn’t love a good Rick Steves video of the Running of the Bulls? This is a good activity if you need to take a break from providing the input for about 20 minutes and want to cover one of the more intriguing cultural spectaculars of Spain at
Spring break is three days away. When you’re done with the game, you can have a class debate about whether Peeps actually taste good. For me, it depends on the flavor. Traditional? No thanks. Dr. Pepper Peeps? In the parlance of my students, they are “straight fire.” I hope you
Here is a very basic introduction slide about this year’s World Cup in Qatar that you can use to get them hyped up to watch some matches over the coming Thanksgiving break. Some topics that you could discuss depending on the level and maturity of your students are: Students love