La Escuela Spanish 1 Reading Comprehension Passages Vocabulary Review Sub Plans
Looking for Spanish worksheets for your school unit? Add these Spanish reading comprehension passages and activities to your Spanish 1 lesson plans or use for Spanish sub plans.
This resource includes 14 short readings in DIGITAL or PRINTABLE format about school written in comprehensible language. The readings include vocabulary supports at the bottom of the page to help your students be successful. The readings are a basic description of each person's school schedule and what they like or dislike during their day!
This resource includes a scavenger hunt activity in Spanish and English for students to complete. Hang the readings around the room and let them walk and read, practicing their comprehension skills!
It also includes a scaffolded writing activity that has students compare their schedules to sentences in the activity, making changes so they are true for them. Lots of great ways to practice!
The readings include:
❁ Name
❁ Classes
❁ Likes/dislikes (with school schedule)
❁ Describing classes + teachers
❁ School supplies
❁ School activities
++Vocabulary support in the form of footnotes
The readings are ALL written in PRESENT TENSE.
INCLUDED PAGES:
- 14 short readings with vocabulary footnotes
- 14 short readings without vocabulary footnotes
- Scavenger hunt in Spanish
- Comprehension questions in Spanish
- Scavenger hunt in English
- Answer key for scavenger hunt in Spanish
- Answer key for scavenger hunt in English
- Answer key for comprehension questions
- Read and re-write activity in Spanish
- Cover and "final page" to turn the readings into a book for your classroom library
- Digital version of the readings with footnotes, scavenger hunts, comprehension questions, and writing activities for Google Slides (29 Slides)
- Additional reading comprehension activity for each of the readings using Google Slides OR Boom Cards - each of the 14 readings has 3 comprehension questions
- Teacher's notes for use
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I started off teaching Spanish, Latin, French, and German to middle school students in a course that I still fondly refer to as the “sample platter of languages”. It was a setting that really helped me explore and try new things as I got the chance to start my course over every quarter as new students rotated!
Then, I taught lower levels of Spanish to high school students. I started using different methods to provide my students with comprehensible input such as story telling, story asking, movie talk, picture talk, and other daily classroom routines! I also love using games, different reading activities, and technology in my classroom.
Shortly after having my oldest I stepped out of the classroom to try and find some more balance in my life. I love that writing on my blog and being present on social media helps me remain connected so I’m ready when it’s time for me to return to students.












