Estar Present Tense Spanish Maze Practice Activity with DIGITAL Option
$3.50
Help your students navigate the maze of the irregular verb estar in Spanish class! This labyrinth will give students practice with conjugating the verb estar. Each correct answer leads them closer to the end of the maze!
10 pages – 8 MB – PDF
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Help your students navigate the maze of the irregular verb estar in Spanish class! This labyrinth will give students practice with conjugating the verb estar. 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 choosing the correct forms of the verbs in Spanish. 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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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
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25 reviews for Estar Present Tense Spanish Maze Practice Activity with DIGITAL Option
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Plan español –
Great resource for review and practice. Easy to assign and integrate in lessons.
LoveteachingSpanish –
Quick activity for Spanish 1. Students like the mazes since it’s something different and fun.
Stephanie J G. –
This puzzle was incredibly entertaining and a great way to reinforce learning. My students enjoyed the challenge, and it kept them fully engaged. I used version B of both mazes, and they worked perfectly for my class. This is a fun and interactive resource that I’ll use again!
maureen pfeifer –
Kids loves it, very engaging. Provided them with a positive experience
Feliz Language Learning –
My students really enjoy mazes to review grammar concepts.
Kathie D. –
My students love mazes! They have fun navigating the maze while they are checking their skills of verb conjugation. I use this resource mostly as a wrap up exercise. Great resource!
Señora Sol –
This was a perfect sub plan when I was gone! I used this digitally via google classroom and students did well.
Lauren Detrich –
This was the perfect activity for my students who are fast finishers. They enjoyed the challenge!
No Fuss Spanish –
My students loved the other maze activities as quick station work. They finished it faster than I anticipated but I had them complete the more advanced one and it went perfectly to time. Thanks!
L B –
Great resource! I made this maze into a competition and students loved it. When finished, I projected the correct path so students could see where they might have went wrong. Thanks so much!
Jill G. –
This was a great warm-up exercise, and the early-finishers could continue to conjugate the unused boxes.
Jessica R. –
This was an easy way for students to show their understanding of the verb estar. I also gave them the challenge of filling in the boxes they didn’t use as well as the ones they did for extra practice.
Caitlin Sanford –
Love these mazes!
StudySpanglish101 –
I loved using these! My students find them fun and their a great, quick review activity! The first map did have 2 “estamos” path options for one square on there that tripped some of my students up but they eventually figured out.
Ashley Brown –
I had planned an Easter Egg Hunt with Estar snd Prepositions. Unfortunately, I realized my students had not fully grasped Estar!! This did it!!
Sonia T. –
Was able to assign the two versions of this into breakout rooms and have students work together in solving the maze.
Carlos N. –
Nice material.
Suzanne S. –
I’m working 1 to 1 with my great-niece teaching her Spanish. Spanish is my second language learning it in high school and in college. I tried to teach her the way I learned it by learning all the proper conjugated forms of each given verb. We have been working with the verb estar for a few months so when I introduced her to this game I had to introduce her to the third person singular form of the verb estamos as that’s the only form she was not familiar with. Playing the game through the maze reinforce what she knew and gave her the opportunity to reinforce the new form of the verb estamos. I sent her home with the game to play with her father who is a native speaker other Spanish language. I placed a game both copies game 1 in game two each in a page saver so that she can use a marker to trace the route of a maze so she can play it more than once.
Mary S. –
Great review activity! Provides each student with the opportunity to use the verb and its forms in a fun way!
Kelly S. –
My students liked this activity but found the directions a bit confusing…maybe they should have read them first!! LOL
Kimberly P. –
My students know exactly what to do with this activity when they arrive. They grab highlighters and have at. We love doing these “laberintos.”
Hedieh N. –
Another great practice. This is a quick comprehension check/review and I have the kids compete, so they are all racing to get through the “laberinto” quickly. 🙂
Lindsay C. –
Great review or alternative quiz!
Stephanie Portillo –
These look great, Muchas Gracias!
Tara Brown –
A student favorite! I love that you always include 2 different options. As always, thank you for your hard work! 🙂