It’s not really winter until the first snowfall! It seems with that first chilly white blanket, the world is transformed into a winter wonderland! There’s no reason not to bring that seasonal joy into your Spanish classroom this year! If you are looking for some great way to bring some fun digital winter activities for Spanish in your middle school or high school classroom, I have some wonderful ideas for you!

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Movie Talk
You all know I love a good movie talk! This one is perfect for the winter season. It’s about a snowman is just dreaming of warmer weather – talk about relatable! It also has a pretty sweet ending. Click here to check it out!
(Mid)Winter Break Writing Activity
This resource makes up a big part of my first day back from winter break plans! Students write and (in some classes) draw about what they did over break. I also have a version that I use with my Spanish Is to write about what they are going to do before they leave for break!
Build a Snowman (and describe him!)
In this digital freebie, students build a snowman using the pieces provided, then they describe him in Spanish!

Mystery Picture Boom Cards
You may have heard me talk about Boom Cards once or twice – I just love them! I wanted to try my hand at a mystery picture set and I love how this turned out! Students click the picture that matches the vocab phrase. Each answer reveals a bit more of the picture!

Winter Story for Spanish Novices
This short reading is a great way to practice quiere, le gusta, & winter vocabulary in Spanish! It’s about a boy who wakes up to a snowy day and just wants to play – but most of his friends are busy having other kinds of wintry fun! Oh no!
The reading includes vocabulary supports at the bottom of the page to help your students be successful. Great practice for high frequency vocabulary and winter activities! Click here to try it out!
Take Your Class on a Virtual Winter Escape
Surprise your students with a virtual field trip to see how winter looks in different parts of the Spanish-speaking world. Imagine showing them how December means sunny beach days in Argentina or festive fireworks in Colombia. This activity works great with Google Earth or even a simple slideshow with bright visuals.
After exploring, have your students compare their own winter with what they “visited.” Prompt them with questions like ¿Qué celebraciones hay en este país? or ¿Qué comen durante el invierno?
It’s the perfect mix of culture, comprehension, and conversation. Students get excited when they realize not everyone is stuck scraping ice off their cars.
Winter Playlist – Spanish Style
You know how a good song can totally change your mood? Let’s use that magic in your classroom. Ask students to create their own winter-themed playlist using music from Spanish-speaking artists. They can find cozy or festive songs on YouTube or Spotify and put together a list that feels like hot chocolate for the soul
Give them a couple classics to start with like Blanca Navidad or Los Peces en el Río and then let them explore. Once they’ve picked their songs, have them write a few sentences in Spanish about each one.
Why did they choose it? What does it make them feel?
This is one of those sneaky activities that feels like fun but actually builds vocabulary, emotional expression, and cultural awareness. Plus you get a soundtrack for the week that isn’t just instrumental holiday loops.
Digital Winter Activities for Spanish
The Spanish teachers of Teach More Spanish have shared a digital ebook for the past three years and this year it is 100% digital activities!
Click here to grab the 2021 ebook and see the previous versions, too!
Looking for more?
Check out my post on Holiday Traditions in Spanish class here! You may also like this post on plans for your first day back from winter break!









