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Ir and La Ciudad Vocabulary Spanish Maze Practice Activity with DIGITAL Option
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Ir and La Ciudad Vocabulary Spanish Maze Practice Activity with DIGITAL Option

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Help your students navigate the maze of IR and la ciudad vocabulary!These maze activities give students engaging practice in conjugating the verb ir in the present tense as well as city vocabulary! Correct answers lead them closer to the end of the maze. A fun way for them to review and retain concepts learned in class.

10 pages – PDF,Google Apps

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Help your students navigate the maze of IR and la ciudad vocabulary!

 

These maze activities give students engaging practice in conjugating the verb ir in the present tense as well as city vocabulary! Correct answers lead them closer to the end of the maze, while incorrect answers can wind up in a dead end, forcing students to revisit their answers and think about things again!

 

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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 the worksheet. One is the basic maze for students to practice choosing. The second version builds upon that activity by asking them to explain their reasons, 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

 

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR INCLUDED:

  • Forms of ir in the present tense
    *does not include the vosotros form
  • El apartamento
  • El aeropuerto
  • La biblioteca
  • El correo
  • La casa
  • El café
  • El cine
  • La escuela
  • La estación de autobuses
  • El hospital
  • El gimnasio
  • La panadería
  • La pastelería
  • El restaurante
  • La zapatería

 

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62 reviews for Ir and La Ciudad Vocabulary Spanish Maze Practice Activity with DIGITAL Option

  1. Dawn M. –

    This was a very thorough and well put-together resource. Thank you.

  2. Hannah C. –

    Students get instant feedback and can see what they did right or wrong.

  3. Gema O. –

    I used it with 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students, and they all loved it. It was great fun!

  4. wanda V. –

    Very good so happy with it my students loves it so much

  5. Amy T. –

    I use a lot of the Srta. Spanish MAZE activities as a quick and fun informal assessment. It helps me get a quick “snap-shot” in real time of who grasps a concept and who needs some extra help! -Gracias

  6. Kayty R. –

    My students loved this resource and it saved me a ton of prep time! Would definitely purchase again!

  7. Jennifer Thompson –

    Students love these!!! They keep them engaged and thinking! Always fun to use as a review.

  8. Jennifer B. –

    This was a great activity for a day when students are working at their own pace on a few different activities. Students enjoyed finishing these and actually combined Spanish with solving the maze.

  9. audrey B. –

    This is a great activity to reinforce the verb “ir”. This worked fabulous with our spanish unit of “my town”

  10. Lori Zarate –

    I love using this type of puzzle for the kids. It makes them think about the form of the verb that should be used.

    There is an error in puzzle 1 — the kids found them! The first sentence says “Yo vas” and the second says “Tu’ voy”. Just a heads up.

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Hi! Those are purposeful errors or “dead ends” built into the maze so they don’t go that direction. They’re also used to extend the activity in the second version. Just drop me a q&a if you have any questions.

  11. Vanessa T. –

    My students loved this activity! We did it in small groups and they were very engaged as they worked on it. It really made them think about how the verb changed depending on the subject.

  12. Hannah F. –

    Our school flooded so we did online learning for a couple of weeks. I used this with my Spanish 2 class for practicing irregular conjugations and city vocabulary. It worked so well!

  13. Christina S. –

    My students like using activities to learn. Thank you!

  14. Myrna D. –

    Excellent resource for practice of the verb ir and la ciudad. Resources are student friendly and easy to use.

  15. glicer A. –

    Great resource. My students enjoyed and were engaged.

  16. Katie L. –

    Fun for kids, easy for teachers, and great vocabulary review.

  17. Kirstin Easterling –

    Thanks for a wonderful resource to use with my students!

  18. SRA.FOX’S HUB –

    Students loved it; and I love that was very complete and save me lots of preparing time.

  19. Yamira Gonzalez –

    My students enjoyed this activity vey much! The instructions were clear, and the class had a great time. Thank you!

  20. Ana G. –

    It was the perfect practice for my students in Spanish I.

  21. Terri N. –

    I have several of these mazes for different topics and my students enjoy doing them.

  22. sylvia weis –

    My kids absolutely loved it!! They were engaged and speaking in the target language.

  23. Patricia M. –

    Good to encourage observation skills as well as reinforcing conjugation.

  24. Deborah R. –

    These mazes are fun – they give students a destination in their learning! I loved the pictures included. The product is visually appealing – we love it!

  25. Madai Holdsworth –

    Used this as a supplement to my text book (CH 3B) to practice vocabulary. It worked great! Thank you!

  26. Caitlin G. –

    Thanks for the great resource! My kiddos loved using this during class.

  27. Sandra R. –

    A great resource as a warm-up (“Laberinto lunes”) or for fast finishers.

  28. Sonia S. –

    I tried this activity with my 3rd grade Spanish student (tutor) it was challenging for her and gave her a lot of assistance. I realize it was for grade 6 and above but thought I’d try it. It would be more successful for the age given but I don’t mind having my student be stretched.

  29. Cynthia F –

    This is a great resource. Students really liked the maze.

  30. Enlightened Estudiantes –

    Great resource for my students to practice forms or ir and location.

  31. Daniela D. –

    My classes were working hard when using this source!

  32. 901Profe –

    My students love the maze activity. I love the practice they get. Win – Win! Thank you!

  33. Stephanie Portillo –

    This activity is going to be great for next year as I transition from high school to middle school ! It will capture and maintain their attention while helping me continue to keep us on track academically. I appreciate and value your time, talents and dedication to helping us accomplish the seemingly impossible. ¡ Muchas Gracias y Buen Verano !

  34. Kimberly Jasinski –

    Love this as a quick homework that easily checks for understanding and is more engaging than the average worksheet.

  35. Aileen F. –

    Great way to review the verb ‘ir’ and to keep the students engaged to close the school year.

  36. Rebecca T. –

    It was used as a quick check in a sub packet. Worked well!

  37. Estefania N. –

    This is a great activity to keep students engaged!

  38. Erin M. –

    Great review with Ir and City Words. Kids liked the visuals and had to think about how they related to the city.

  39. Plan español –

    This resource was very practical and relevant for students.

  40. Morgan R. –

    I used this worksheet as a bell ringer activity in my Spanish I classes. When students accidentally chose the wrong answer on the first part, they seemed very competitive to get to the finish line first once they realized their mistakes.

  41. Terri M. –

    This was a great activity that I could assign easily from home while I was out sick. They reviewed the verb IR and I didn’t have to ask a co-worker to run copies for me.

  42. Joanne Park –

    Kids love doing maze activity. Doing it gives them some accomplishments of learning. Thank you!

  43. Hannah K. –

    All of the maze’s are great. I use them consistently and it is a great way to hold students accountable to their learning

  44. Andrea H. –

    I used this maze as a warm-up before we started our review of Ir. The students enjoyed it!

  45. Elvira H. –

    My students had a lot of fun working on the maze and practicing Ir verb.

  46. Andrea Holguin –

    students were very engaged in this activity!. it was easy to understand and students enjoyed it!

  47. Mallory S –

    I absolutely love this activity and the way that it gets students engaged! This is probably one of my least favorite units to teach because it feels like there are only so many things you can do (maps, etc) and activities can get redundant, but it’s also important to get students practicing the “ir + a” along with the proper vocabulary for the unit. This exercises allows students to practice in a more fun (and independent/student-centered) way and with peers.

  48. LaDocenteSonriente –

    Great way to review the verb ir. The pictures are great because students can figure them out even if we haven’t gone over those specific words before.

  49. Sarah A. –

    Great resource to leave with a sub while I was out with covid.

  50. Gillian H. –

    I love using these activities in class. I challenge the students to create sentences that aren’t part of the maze. These activities are very engaging in my classroom. Thanks!

  51. Maria M. –

    this was a fun and creative way to practice using “ir” in sentences. My students were challenged and enjoyed this activity.

  52. Crystal D. –

    Great for a warm up!

  53. Tia B. –

    This was an excellent resource to use while we are building up to reading. My students loved this activity!

  54. Kimberly P. –

    We enjoyed this for a review activity.

  55. Spanilicious –

    Gracias

  56. Brianda Z. –

    My students were engaged and interested! A student said; “This is fun Ms., let’s do more like these!

    Thank you for everything!

  57. Maria S. –

    The kids were engaged and interested…very productive! Thank you

  58. Doreen S. –

    I used this for early finishers and they loved it. Thanks!

  59. Lisa B. –

    I like these because it is a great way to review verb IR and places.

  60. Creative Language Acquisition –

    Great review. something different and students enjoyed it.

  61. Maureen C. –

    Wonderful differentiated activity!

  62. The Spanish Brew –

    My students love anything that feels like a puzzle, so this activity is perfect! The pictures really help to build comprehension without using English. I love that there are 2 versions included depending on how much time I have in class or how in depth I want students to go on this activity. Great way to include differentiation.

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