Spanish Vocabulary and Grammar Graphics to teach with a projector or remotely

This will be a sort of gallery of graphics of vocabulary and grammar I use for teaching with a projector in my class. I started using these in 2021 when we had to teach remotely because of the COVID pandemic. I will place first the photo of it in png format and then their PDF. As it starts to get long to scroll down, I will re-organize them by topic.

May 12, 2021

With this image I practice clothing items and their colors and where they go. I will point to a hanger and ask “¿Cuál es el sueter? Numero 2 o 6?” And the kids will say “número 6!” I will add “El sueter verde es el número 6.” to reinforce the sentence once more.

Another possibility is you can ask ¿Quién tiene un sueter verde en el armario? and add names under each hanger.

April 19, 2021

This past month I learned something invaluable! How to create my own worksheets! Using Google Slides opens up possibilities for really fun worksheets and games for your students! For example, would you like your students to create a supermarket flier where they can practice food items, drag images from the internet into it and even write prices? Go HERE! to start, it’s easy!

February 23, 2021

This graphic is for explaining and practicing the present continuous. It has 7 phrases students can practice after explaining the concept.

PDF: Practicing the Present Continuous for the first time.Download

January 28, 2021

This graphic helps you practice the plural of classroom objects. It has a short explanation of the use of “the” and the rules of plural. If you paste it to a Google Doc, you can practice the words on the right with your students.

PDF: practicing-classroom-objects-in-plural-graphic.
Download

January 22, 2021

PDF: telling-time-graphic-for-oral-practice.-especially-designed-for-remote-classes.Download

January 21, 2021

PDF: the-weather-graphic-for-remote-learning.Download

January 19, 2022

I also made a worksheet where students can draw their own creature and then discuss what it likes with another student ore present it:

April 2023

I created a graphic to project on the screen to practice the conjugation of -ar ending regular verbs in the the present tense. I also created an inclusive Spanish one so I’ll post it below.