Description
Seasonal, creative, and a fun way to practice! Students decorate their skeleton, adding hair, eye color, and clothing. Then, students write a description of their skeleton that includes physical descriptions, personality traits, and describing the clothing they have drawn! You can instruct students to include any amount of information or verb requirements to fit your needs!
Includes:
- 12 Skeleton Templates with the Skeleton on half and lines for writing on half (8.5 x 11)
- 12 Full page Skeleton Templates, designed to be printed on 8.5 x 11
- 1 Full page Writing Page, designed to be printed on 8.5 x 11
- 1 Example – you can print or project this to show to your students!
This activity is perfect to bring into the classroom to enjoy the season while maintaining a focus on the content!
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leobrandolini –
This is a great resource I used with the students in my Grades 9-10 Spanish 2 class at my school
Krystal C. –
We had no trouble getting right into this fun activity. Kiddos chose a living, deceased, or made up person to describe. They colored as I hung up!
Caitlin G. –
Thank you for providing this resource, our Spanish teacher is out for several weeks for medical reasons and I used this to fill in our Spanish class time.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Oh no! I’m sorry to hear that. I am glad the resource worked well – please feel free to shoot me an email at ashley@srtaspanish.com if you need help figuring out additional plans.
Kimberly D. –
I love this activity! Creative and fun! Gets students writing in a fun way!
PAULA CLEMENTE –
You can use this to revise the clothes vocab and descriptions or as a fun activity to implement after you are done teaching clothes. Students had fun creating their own skeleton
Maria G. –
This was a great activity for my Spanish B students to review vocabulary they should have learned in Spanish A while having a fun Halloween or Day of the Dead themed lesson.
Sandra or Jesus J. –
I used it as a dress up the cartina for day of the dead
Erika M. –
love it!
Julieanne J. –
I used this during Halloween season last year for the first cumulative project for my Spanish 1’s, and they were so motivated to decorate thier skeletons and write to describe them!
Amy Nikolaou –
Learning about different body parts and descriptions.
jessica R. –
the opportunity for creativity is great. my students loved this!
Beatriz Coronado –
Great!
K Henry –
Very clever!
Veronica V. –
Such a fun resource!
Anne C. –
My 6th graders loved this!
Bilingual Birdy –
Great product! Glad I follow you on instagram!
Profe Gilion –
I love this resource!
Patricia M. –
Thank you!
Srta Da Silva –
Great Resource! Thank you!
Purificacion G. –
Perfecto para esta fiesta y para aprender las partes del cuerpo y descripciones personales.
Espanol Creativo –
Can’t wait to use! Gracias! 🙂
Kimberly Presley –
Loved it! Thank you!
Berenice Padilla –
Good for extra credit opportunities
Anne R. –
Fun activity.
Elizabeth M. –
My students enjoyed giving their skeletons a personality and then wrote about them
Grace W. –
I love this! A festive form of the common “paper doll” activity, but it gives the students lots of chances to demonstrate what they know about describing people.
Yelitza Cruz –
My students really enjoyed this activity!
Annie W. –
they loved it!!
Carla C. –
It’s a great simple writing activity for all levels of Spanish to use for Dia de Los Muertos.
Theresa J. –
This was such a fun and creative way for my level I students to practice intro Spanish!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
I’m so glad to hear that! I’d love to see pics of what they created! Tag me on Instagram @Srta_Spanish! 🙂
JoAnn P. –
This looks so cute! I can’t wait to try it with my 7th graders and hang up the finished products in front of the room in time for Halloween.¡ Muchas Gracias!
LaSrta –
My 7th Graders LOVED this activity. Muchas gracias!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Hurray! I’d love to see pics 🙂 Tag me on Instagram! Thanks for the feedback!
Stephanie Portillo –
My students very much enjoy these resources and it shows on their grades and participation…Muchas Gracias!
Ashley Mikkelsen –
Yay!