Spanish Resources Roundup
I know firsthand how hard it is to find quality Spanish resources for teachers for your classroom. To make sure you can focus on teaching, I now work full time to make Spanish curriculum for your proficiency centered Spanish class – let’s dive in to these 7 great free teaching resources so you can start planning!
Spanish 1 Lessons – First Day
Need ideas for first weekSpanish 1 lessons? I’ve got you covered. Check out my post here that outlines my entire first day of Spanish 1 with comprehensible input – I used it for years and I know it will help you out!
Spanish Digital Resources
This digital interactive notebook is my favoriteSpanish resource for teachers busy during back to school time. It’s completely digital, self-paced, review-based, and perfect for students inSpanish 2 who might be coming from all different types of situations with the crazy difficult pandemic school year. This allowsSpanish teachers to focus in on high frequency verbs and differentiation without compromising your time planning.
I used this next resource during the immediate needs of quarantine teaching for mySpanish 2 class. We were doing a quick verb bootcamp to prepare them for their next teacher (who may or may not teach with comprehensible input – you never know, right?)
Spanish Resource Library 2021
The Spanish TPT authors are really excited to bring you another free Spanish resource library just in time for back to school! It includes over 20 digital resources for Spanish teachers including ready-made Spanish 1 lessons. Head on over to download it and start planning!
Spanish Resources for Proficiency
It’s especially hard to findSpanish resources for proficiency-oriented instruction. Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. Here’s my favorite freebie for back to school to get started with special person interviews – a set of posters, activity and quiz set so that nothing is holding you back from this groundbreaking community builder!
Free PD forSpanish Teachers
Finally, we have the bestSpanish resource for teachers out there — free professional development!
Come join me every Wednesday on Facebook for a LIVE PD class on all things world language. There’s oftenSpanish-specific classes like the ones below:
Watch the class here on how to map out yourSpanish 1 curriculum
Next, we have an ongoing free resource forSpanish teachers – this blog has many posts for you with professional development, lesson ideas, and demo lessons. Check out the one below for lessons to highlight Afro-Latinx leaders in yourSpanish class:
Spanish Teacher Conference – Practical & Comprehensible
My yearly conference especially for teachers new to comprehensible input is free if you attend live, and contains the best free professional development for Spanish teachers around! From full lesson plans rooted in proficiency to systems to help you keep using CI all year long, the all-star lineup of Spanish and world language teachers will inspire lasting and more practical steps towards proficiency in your classroom. Find out more info about Practical and Comprehensible here!
Finally I have something amazing for you. Have you ever wondered how to transition to proficiency in yourSpanish class? Download this free toolkit below for my 9-step roadmap to proficiency.
I’m so glad to meet youSpanish teacher! I can’t wait to see what the school year holds for you. Keep in touch on instagram at @lalibrelanguagelearning and I hope to catch you on a live class on facebook next Wednesday!
Rooting for you,
Hola Devon,
I grabbed your free Special Person Interview Posters from TPT. They are so pretty – and helpful in the classroom!
Our digital arts teacher has offered to print them out in color but he does it through a Mac and he’s being asked to enter a code to enable him to upload it to an i app (he may have said iMovie?).
Any way, I was wondering if you have a code that you would share?
If not, he said he can probably figure out a work around to print them in color for me.
Gracias,
Lisa Cuzzolina
Avon Grove Charter School
Hi Lisa! You shouldn’t need a code, it’s just a PDF document from the free download– mine print out on a mac just fine. I don’t have a code to give you but if you send me an email maybe we can troubleshoot further and figure out what’s going on with it?? Send me your email at lalibrelanguagelearning@gmail.com if it’s still not printing for you. Thanks!