If your students are going to work with conjugating verbs in Spanish, it’s helpful to be familiar with a Spanish subject pronoun chart for them to fill in the forms of the verb. Let’s take a quick look at one, and then some subject pronoun activities you can use, too!

Spanish Subject Pronoun Chart
Here is a Spanish Subject Pronoun Chart:


List of Subject Pronouns in Spanish
- yo
- tú
- vos Latin America
- él
- ella
- usted
- nosotros
- nosotras
- vosotros Spain
- vosotras Spain
- ellos
- ellas
- ustedes
Note that the feminine forms end in “a” while masculine form of each end in “o”. The plural form of the subject pronouns end in “s”. As noted above, the “vos” form is generally used in South and Latin America, while the “vosotros” form is used in Spain. For example, if you are addressing a group of females, you might use the “vosotras” if you were in Spain, but ustedes, in the rest of the world!
If you like to have your students do conjugation charts when learning verb conjugations, you can also create a Spanish subject pronoun chart that they can use for reference in their notes. This helps set them up to be familiar with the chart when they work on conjugating the verb form to match the correct subject pronoun. Students can record the English counterparts in the chart instead of the forms of the conjugated verb.
If you refer to the perspectives as first person, second person, and so on, you can also put that label in the chart!
Free Blank Verb Conjugation Chart
This worksheet has Spanish Subject Pronoun Chart options for you to use as a worksheet. They have the subject pronouns in place, but nothing else so students can practice!

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Students can complete one or two sides with any verbs you give them. You can give them a bank of options to choose from, or fill in the infinitives of the different verbs yourself before making copies for your students. Students will write in the correct ending for each of the verb forms in the charts.
To make it a game, put it on a timer and have them race to finish the conjugation tables. You can also use the blank worksheet for conjugation of Spanish verbs with the Mi Lápiz review game!

Spanish Subject Pronoun Activities
Spanish Subject Pronoun Mazes
This subject pronoun Spanish worksheet includes 2 different mazes for los pronombres personales de sujeto.
Included pages:
- 4 Maze Puzzle Pages
- Answer Key
- Digital option of the mazes for use with Google Slides
- Student instructions for how to complete the maze
- Teacher instructions for how to assign via Google Classroom

Click here to download the printable and digital maze puzzles!
Subject Pronouns Boom Cards
Boom Cards are a great option for your Spanish students! They are auto-correcting and give students instant feedback as they are working! Students read, listen, and write as they use these digital task cards on Boom Learning.

Boom Cards are super low prep – just post and go! Your students can work through all 60 cards, you can hide cards for your students to make several shorter assignments, or you can just give them the fast pin link which will shuffle and pull a random 20 cards out of the deck for your students to practice with.
Spanish Subject Pronouns Corre en Círculos Game
In this scavenger hunt style game, students look at an image and write the Spanish subject pronoun that is represented. For example, if they see a group of people like pictured below, they would write “ellos” and then continue until they find their answer on another clue card. This is one of the most engaging in-class practice activities I have ever done with middle school and high school students!

Spanish Subject Pronouns Bundle
Check out this bundle of practice activities! The whole package includes the stations described above, an additional set of maze worksheets, Boom Cards, and the Spanish subject pronouns poster set in color and black and white!

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Ser & Subject Pronoun Activities
Once your students have started learning Spanish subject pronouns, it’s great to add in the verb “ser” & subject pronoun activities. Here are a few activities that your students might like:
- Present Tense Ser in Spanish Activities
- Ser Sudoku Puzzle
- Ser Maze Worksheets
- Ser de and Gente Famosa Virtual Field Trip (Great for Hispanic Heritage Month with your Spanish 1s!)
- Color by Conjugation Pages for Ser

Those also can make great sub plans!






