Description
Help your students with this engaging Spanish conditional tense practice activity!
This labyrinth will give students practice in conjugating conditional tense. Each correct answer leads them closer to the end of the maze! This could be used in class as independent practice, for homework, or would be an excellent file to leave for a substitute. Answer key included that can be projected for students to self- correct.
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This labyrinth will give students practice in identifying which form of the verb should be used . Each correct answer leads them closer to the end of the maze! This could be used in class as independent practice, for homework, or would be an excellent file to leave for a substitute. Answer key included that can be projected for students to self- correct. There are two versions of each worksheet. One is the basic maze for students to practice choosing. The second version builds upon that activity by asking them to explain their answers, then do some additional practices with the remaining boxes!
There are two different mazes included, so your students could do this once in class and once for homework, or however you choose!
INCLUDED:
- Maze One, Version A – students find their way through
- Maze One, Version B – students find their way through and add answers to any untouched boxes
- Maze Two, Version A – students find their way through
- Maze Two, Version B – students find their way through and add answers to any untouched boxes
- Answer Keys for Mazes 1 & 2
- Digital versions 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
4 pages of Spanish conditional tense practice for your students!
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Jessica K. –
This was a challenge for the students, but I like that it got them thinking about the forms. Thank you for creating and sharing!
Jennifer L. –
I always enjoy these types of activities. They are well designed and easy to implement. Students enjoy the “playful” nature of the game but also have to critically think!
Kimberly P. –
I use this resource as a “Do Now” and love how my students know exactly what to do without instructions.
CreamerSpanish –
My students really enjoy these maze activities! I use them at the beginning of class as a warm-up activity or at the end of class, when we have a few extra minutes.
Ms Ortiz Spanish –
My students love solving these laberinto puzzles! They are a great way to reinforce grammatical structures in a fun and comprehensible way!
Julie T. –
I’ve done one of this seller’s maps before and my kids like it – it’s learning, but gamified. There are two typos on there, at least on version 2 – “le gustaría” is repeated twice as two spokes from the same option, and the phrase should be “me cae bien” instead of “me bien.” This activity could be quick – 5-10 minutes just to go through the maze – or be extended to about 30 minutes with the options provided.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Thanks so much for your feedback! I updated those places on the maze so you can re-download the file. If you’re using the digital version, just make sure you click the link in the download for a new copy as changes I’ve made to the original won’t be reflected on your digital file so you’ll want to get a new one there. Just reach out if you need anything else!
Ignite Learning Studio –
Such a great way for students to practice conjugations. Thanks!
Elizabeth H. –
I will forever use these when I need a lesson for the sub! my students loved this and were asking for another when I returned! Thank you for creating such a fun and engaging resource!
Sara D. –
Great practice activity for my online students. They found it very helpful.
ashley G. –
There is one error, but I used it as a teachable moment. I used it in my AP class.
Spanish At the Beach –
A great activity to practice the future conditional tense!
Yvette V. –
Awesome resource.
Linda K. –
Very use to adapt digitally. Rather than use in Google Slides, I saved the maze as a PDF and had students use the drawing tool in Kami to trace the path of the maze.