Lesson+Plans

Children's Literature

 * El árbol generoso/The Giving Tree - Good for preterit v. imperfect, as well as for a unit encompassing topics such as friendship, generosity, giving, or service user:SarahPCat


 * La casa que Juan construyó - House That Jack Built - Great for introducing preterit tense in Spanish user:chericem1


 * //[|Chumba, la cachumba]// - Un alumno pone el reloj y grita las horas, los otros alumnos escuchan y cuando oyen sus horas designadas, leen su parte del cuento a la clase. Toda la clase dice el refrán juntos. [[file:Chumba la cachumba.pdf]] user:chericem1


 * Los Cuentos de Se ñ or Carpintero - 2 silly stories i wrote in powerpoint to teach opposite words and present tense -ar verbs user:Bubblewrapper


 * Donde viven los monstruos- Pre-Reading Activity that focuses on identifying and describing body parts user:leonar77


 * Froggy se viste A great way to teach/reinforce reflexive verbs! user:blitzsar


 * La gallinita roja //-// Good for direct object pronouns [[file:Gallinita Roja Hear Say.pdf]] user:chericem1


 * [|Ideas for Using Fairy Tales] - Suggestions for ways language teachers can use fairy tales in class


 * [|Using Fairy Tales for Preterit & Imperfect] - Ideas from Richard Ladd user:chericem1


 * La oruga muy hambrienta (__The Very Hungry Caterpillar__) A great way to teach/reinforce the differences between preterit/imperfect!user:blitzsar


 * Oye al desierto/Listen to the Desert user:chericem1


 * [|Reading Files to Share] - A collection of activities, rubrics, and worksheets for book talk assignments, stories, etc. user:chericem1


 * El secreto en la caja de fósforos user:chericem1


 * Si le das una galletita a un raton - user:chericem1

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