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Inside: Spanish Numbers Games for PreK – High School, including videos and printables to use at home. Students often know numbers 1-10 by heart, but struggle a bit in keeping 11-20 in Spanish straight. Here I’m sharing a few fun activities that go beyond just singing or chanting the numbers. (This post goes with my Lesson...

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Inside: Lesson ideas,videos, and free printables for teaching greetings in Spanish.  I start most classes with a little chat about the date, the weather, and how everyone is feeling. Talking about the weather, as the top kind of small-talk out (This lesson goes with my Lesson 6: What’s the Weather? for our Spanish en Casa beginner’s...

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Inside: Lesson ideas, videos, and free printables for teaching the days of the week in Spanish.  I usually teach the Days of the (This lesson goes with my Lesson 6: Day of the Week for our Spanish en Casa beginner’s series. There 10 core lessons for beginners, with videos and activities to do at home. The...

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Inside: Spanish Numbers Games for PreK – High School, including videos and printables to use at home. (This post goes with my Lesson 4: Numbers 1 – 10 for our Spanish en Casa beginner’s series. There 10 core lessons for beginners, with videos and activities to do at home. The worksheets may work for your Spanish...

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Inside: Lesson ideas, videos, and free printables for teaching how to estar and emotions in Spanish. I naturally open most of my classes with ¿Cómo estás? or ¿Cómo están?, and it’s nice to give your students real options beyond bien/mal right away. (This post goes with my Lesson 3: How are you? for our Spanish en...

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