It’s Valentine’s Day and your students are begging you to “do something fun” in class. But you’re thinking “I have to give them as much Spanish as possible.” If you’re like me you’re always thinking that 45 minutes a day just isn’t enough to learn another language. So what do you do? What about trying some fun Día de San Valentín activities that use Spanish! They have fun AND get Spanish input. Read on to learn about my five favorites. You can click on the pictures for more details. Don’t miss the freebie activity!
Speaking Task Cards
Looking for a fun way to get your kids talking about Día de San Valentín? Get them moving with these great task cards for speaking about el Día de San Valentín! Each card contains a question relating to Valentine’s Day. This resource also comes with a digital version perfect for remote learning or social distancing.
There’s more! A vocab guide is included that you can project while the students practice with the cards. Finally, students can demonstrate their writing skills with 6 pages of writing worksheets with personal questions & two versions for differentiation.
Sweet 16 Verbs Hearts Decorations
Do your Spanish students need more input with the sweet 16 verbs? Looking for a simple way to display them in your classroom? Then you will love these Valentine’s Day hearts. Print the ready to go version or have your students help decorate the black & white version. Add them to a bulletin board, your classroom door, or string them up across the room.
A chart with all the verbs is included. ¡Celebra el Día de San Valentín!
Colors Hearts Decorations
Do your Spanish students need more input with colors? Looking for a simple way to display them in your classroom? Then you will love these Valentine’s Day hearts. Your students can color in the black & white version to demonstrate comprehension or you can print the ready to go color version.
A chart with all the colors is included and a matching worksheet for practice.
Glyph read & Draw
Need an easy to grade worksheet? Then this Día de San Valentín glyph will make your life easier. Students will read 10 statements relating to family and Valentine’s Day vocabulary and decide if they are logical or illogical. A great way to give them input!
Based on their answers, they will color in a Valentine’s Day picture. So it is very easy for the teacher to quickly determine if the students understand the sentences in Spanish.
A great way to connect with your more creative students!
Vocabulario del Día de San Valentín
These fun activities will give your students so much input with Valentine’s Day vocabulary in Spanish.
This resource comes with a matching worksheet, crossword puzzle and two word searches with teacher answer keys. Project the vocab list in class or pass it out to your students.
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