Choice boards in Spanish class are a great way to provide options for your Spanish students! These can provide enrichment during the summer and during a long break. You can even just use as a weekly or quarterly way to make some connections at home!
Choice boards can be done digitally or with non-tech options. You can build what works best for your students! In this post I gathered examples of choice boards in Spanish class for a variety of ages, levels, and technology access!
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Examples
- Alejandra Britto Markel shared this choice board for SALSA episodes!
age estimate: elementary
technology: internet needed - Marisa Middleton Maldonado shared this choice board for her 1st-3rd graders!
age estimate: elementary
technology: mixed - Andrea Oelke shared this choice board she made! I love that she included things like dance and yoga.
age estimate: secondary
technology: internet needed - Tana Krohn has this page on her site for her students to choose from at home activities!
age estimate: secondary
technology: mixed - Leslie Grahn has this language practice choice board including only resources that don’t need any paid subscriptions!
age estimate: secondary
technology: internet needed - Martina Bex shared these resources for students to work with any reading and choose the activities they do!
age estimate: secondary
technology: printable OR post-able - Ashley Racicot shared a choice board of activities she created for her Spanish 4!
age estimate: secondary
technology: mixed - Mollie Perrenoud shared this board. She designed it for her heritage learners!
age estimate: secondary
technology: mixed - Sara Cottrell at Musicuentos is one of the first people who shared about choice boards for homework! This is her example.
age estimate: secondary
technology: mixed - Noah Geisel shared this Cultures & Communities Choice RAFT!
age estimate: secondary
technology: mixed
More Options for Choice Boards in Spanish Class
You can really build these however you like! I personally like the ones that allow them to either work individually or bring in another person to get them involved. It can be great to share the learning with someone outside of class.
What other activities do you include in your choice boards? Is there anything missing that you really love to include?