Description
Download this imperfect tense in Spanish worksheet to practice conjugating the imperfecto en español!
This labyrinth will give students practice in conjugating verbs in the imperfect 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.
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
Includes both regular and irregular verbs!
This activity does not include the vosotros or vos forms of the verbs.
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Taylor Phillips –
These mazes are great for my students to review right after I’ve taught something because they give options and clearly show if a student is correct or not. Thanks!
Elizabeth P. –
Excellent material. My students enjoyed it a lot..
Selene R. –
Very cute and organized resource. I used this on a day right before spring break and found it to be a perfect resource for the occasion.
Sara Saltzman –
fun, effective and easy to use. I laminate the boards so kids can use dry erase markers and I can re-use them over and over
CreamerSpanish –
A great resource to use to start your class, or if you have some time left over at the end of class. My students enjoy the format too. I appreciate the options (print or digital) and the answer keys that I can project after we go over the answers out loud.
Caroline M. –
A different way to review grammar – good for visual and kinesthetic learners who might enjoy coloring in.
Catherine W. –
I used these as one of my stations in my Imperfect Stations day to review for the imperfect quiz.
Cynthia F –
The use of a maze is always a great way to practice grammar!
Rachel Noto –
I love these mazes! This is a great way for students to practice the tense in a fun way. They can also check themselves as they go along as well.
Kimberly P. –
This is the perfect Do Now activity after following up on teaching the imperfect tense. We love doing these a lot.
Amelia P. –
My students found it engaging and made for a great review before their quiz.
Angela M. –
Students really liked this game like grammar practice page.
Carlos E. –
Used these with a sub and the students found it really fun. They liked the maze aspect of it.
Temple O. –
I like these mazes because it is a unique way for students to show their knowledge. They love to use highlighters too!
Migdalia F. –
This resource was great for the two day of station work we had. It gave the students the opportunity to work independently as well as with a partner. Listening to their conversations as to why they selected the response they did was a delight to my ears. It also gave me the opportunity to work with students that need a little extra, one on one assistance.
Gracias
Laura Penhollow –
These mazes are such a great quick review for my students. They really help them.
Sarah Gaffney –
I love using Labyrinth activities for review! I love that there are two options so that I can make them double sided for my students who are ready to move on.
Luz V. –
It was a great way to review the imperfect tense with the students.
Maria Elena G. –
My students liked it and enjoyed the activity. Conjugation is typically a boring topic but activities like these make it a bit more enjoyable. 🙂 Thanks!
ashley G. –
Loved it! So easy to use for practice drills on Canvas!
Rosa R. –
This such a fun resource to challange students and help them review and demostrate comprehension on the usage of grammar.
Jennifer Miller –
My classes love the mazes like this! Every time I use them, I get asked for more like them. It’s great reading comprehension and verb conjugation practice, and also excellent to leave for a substitute.
Senora Trevino’s Idea Center –
Great resource and ready to go! Thank you for taking the time to publish!
StudySpanglish101 –
Love the mazes! Great for review at the end of class and also for use in Trashketball before a final exam.
Ana S. –
great
Pasitos con Moni –
These are fabulous! My middle schoolers look forward to completing these.
VivirLaBuenaVida –
Great activity! It took my students an appropriate amount of time to complete the maze, and it really helped them nail down imperfect conjugations.
Senorita Garcia –
My students are obsessed with these mazes! Thank you for this quick and efficient way to see if my students are understanding the material!
MrsProfe –
Thank you! This is a fun way to review.
scott wilkolaski –
There are two small mistakes on the sheet: nació mi hermano & mi casa era amarilla. Both of those need to be fixed. Thank you!
Also, cocinaba in 21 and ponía cross each other. It creates a problem with “i” and “í.”
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Fixed! For the PDF, you’ll just re-download the file from your My Purchases page. For the Slides version, please click the link in the PDF to add the updated version to your Drive. Thank you!!
Laura M. –
Great activity to do with distance learning! I’m looking forward to using it in person too!
Pastel Profe –
Thank you for always making your resources so versatile!
Feliz Language Learning –
Great way to teach and practice the imperfect.
Yvette V. –
Fun activity!Gracias
Kendra G. –
Used this to review/practice the preterite with students. They enjoyed it and it was easy to use!
Stephanie Portillo –
I just love new resources and these are vry inspiring and engaging! Muchas Gracias!
Cynthia L. –
These are so fun!
Monica Supina –
A creative way to practice El Imperfecto. Love it. I can’t wait to assign it to my students.