Description
Combine speaking Spanish and movement! Students choose three foods from words you have used in class. They will have conversations in Spanish about classmates’ preferred food and keep a tally of responses. Then, they will compile their data using the graph. Great for the inclusion of math skills! There is also a follow-up writing activity you can do with your students to sort foods they like and don’t like. This resource can be used with any set of vocabulary!
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Vicki F. –
Great resource for a food unit! Multiple ways to incorporate it into your particular unit!
Lisa H. –
My students enjoyed this activity, and I love that it had them speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish! Great resource for our food unit!
JuntitosCrecemos –
Amazing resource! Useful and helpful for both me and my kids!
Rachel M. –
This was a helpful supplemental resource for my students!
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.
Rita P. –
Adorable info gap activity with stem changing verbs for level 1. Excellent resource for scaffolding new vocabulary and speaking! Ty!
La Tienda Lingüística –
Great way to get my students to speak in class when they don’t feel like it.
Ana G. –
Great resource to practice food in Spanish and for students to practice their vocabulary. I recommend.
Sr. Cactus –
Excellent multi-modal approach to work with food vocabulary
Isabella V. –
This was the perfect activity to leave my students when I was gone. It is easy to use and the students found this activity interesting and engaging. I highly recommend!
Eva Varga –
The is a great activity for beginning Spanish students. Thank you!
Senora Bee –
I had a great lesson using this resource. Thank you!
Valerie Tejera –
This was a great resource and my students loved it!
Kristen P. –
Great resource. My students did very well with this
Ivy V. –
This resource was great to do a quick speaking assessment with my students. It was also great for introducing the food unit and reviewing the uses of gustar!
La Maestra Digital –
This was such a good acitivity for my students I love the corss -curricular with the graphs.
Eva G. –
My kids loved this activity, I used this activity to reinforce the learning in the classroom.
SRA.FOX’S HUB –
An excellent resource for practicing the stem-changing verb preferir and the foods unit.
Adriana B. –
This is a great resource to practice “la comida”. My students found it very helpful.
PAULA CLEMENTE –
The reason why I gave this resource a 4 star is because it´s really similar to the activities found on La chica y la flor and I already have that resource. Other than that. students enjoy sharing their favorite food with the class
Naomi W. –
fun and easy to use
Michelle M. –
My students and I really enjoyed this resource for Spanish class. They loved that they got to talk to their friends and in Spanish while asking the questions to fill out a graph. I loved they were speaking Spanish and it had what they needed to say right on the paper to help those that weren’t as confident! Thank you!
Erin Sanislo –
Great practice, I loved the interdisciplinary connections with the graphing!
Ashley K. –
I really enjoyed this resource, and found that it was a great introductory lesson to talking about food and what one prefers. The script was simple and easy to follow, and student did well with learning basic phrasing.
MARTA P. –
Gracias por el material
Julieanne J. –
My students loved walking around and talking to each other in the TL and this activity gave them so much confidence! We definitely rode a high after these, I had so many hands raised to participate when before I had to use participation sticks! Thank you!
Alexandra K. –
I wish I had more time before COVID to fully use this but I adapted the speaking assignment as practice before they did an assessment and it helped a lot!
Christine P. –
Looking forward to trying these with my students!
Lisa K. –
Can’t wait to use this! 🙂
Adriana B. –
Love this!
Ana G. –
nice
Elizabeth B. –
This was absolutely amazing! Got ALL of my students engaged and walking around. It was so fun! Looking forward to future resources like this (fingers crossed!)
DARA R. –
Great resource!! Thanks!
Nora G. –
Thank you!
Miss J. –
Great product!
Vanessa Drackett –
Well-made resource that emphasizes purposeful communication. I am excited to use with my students this week. Gracias.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Thank you for your feedback!
Mandy B. –
Great resource in regards to food and preference. Grades 6 -11 enjoyed!!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
I’m glad to hear your students liked this activity! Thanks for your feedback!