Description
Connect with your students! Students will share about their daily routines with this printable or digital conversation activity!
I have included a list of ideas for ways to use this in your classroom, as well as two variations: a set with only the questions and a set with the questions and a sentence starter, to provide extra support to your students if needed! Both sets are included in color and grayscale.
Included:
- 36 printable question cards
- All cards included in color and black & white
- Digital version of the questions for use with Google Slides – students “roll a die” to pick their question, then respond!
- Blank printable and digital options for you to add your own questions for your students
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Adriana V. –
This teacher resource was easy to use and engaging, saving me a lot of planning time. I would definitely recommend it.
Mary K. –
I sometimes struggle to get my students to try to talk to each other in Spanish, but this activity makes it easier for them because they are appropriately supported and guided through the conversation.
Mary S. –
Cards like these will always be one of my favorite activities for students.
Maria Santos –
Good way to practice and get students conversing using reflexive verbs.
Lara S. –
My students enjoyed working through these task cards and using them to help prompt conversation. We used them towards the end of our unit on daily routines.
I appreciate that these cards can be used for multiple different activities (eg. hide them around the room for a scavenger hunt, get students to swap seats or table groups, answers can be written or spoken, as a quick exit ticket at the end of class to check for understanding).
Michelle G. –
Great resource! Well organized and helped students understand the topic better!.
Maureen M. –
A good resource for the classroom. Students found it helpful. Gracias!
Ciana P. –
I used these as entrance tickets with my Spanish II students. I would hand them one and they’d have to respond before entering the classroom.
Kellee H. –
It was great to not have to come up with my own examples! The students finally grasped the concept
Erin Sanislo –
I put these cards on the wall, then played music and the students had to pair up at a card when the music stopped – so fun! Very cute task cards that were accessible to students.
Ashley Mikkelsen –
What a fun way to use this activity with movement! Thanks for sharing!
Silvia Alba –
Great conversation cards.
Angela I. –
Thanks, a great time saver. I have way more interest in conversation cards than time to make them!
Lorraine Warner –
I’m always looking for conversation card practice…thank you!
Margaret Donghia –
awesome
Emilee C. –
Thank you!
Ana M. –
Excellent !!!
Erin G. –
gracias
Ashley Mikkelsen –
¡De nada! Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback!