Ever wonder what you can do to support and help your students that already speak Spanish develop their more advanced reading skills in Spanish?

One thing I use in class are short (two page) reading comprehension texts with questions. I really like the Santillana “Vacation” workbooks for this. This is one of them:

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One thing I’m trying this year is having them read a book in Spanish at home. I think this is a wonderful way to have students develop their vocabulary and read more fluently in Spanish. Every week they will fill in a reading diary that includes an activity they have to do based on what they read. These activities are nor reading comprehension questions, they are grammar related. See some below:

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