Description
Seasonal and great for novices! Students show comprehension by drawing what they understand in the target language! ¿Qué lleva el esqueleto? Students illustrate the meaning of each sentence they read or heard, including colors! Great for your artistic students and a quick sub plan or activity to practice the targeted structure! There are three versions included – one for you to read the script, with students writing and illustrating, a version for students to read and illustrate, and a version for students to write their own and illustrate. Ideas for an extension activity are included as well.
INCLUDED:
- Recorded file for you to play for your students
- Script in case you’d rather read for them
- Listen, Write, Draw Student Sheet
- Read & Draw Student Sheet
- Write & Draw Student SheetListening file was not recorded by a native speaker.
Great way to review clothing, colors, and have some fun!
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Tara B. –
My students and I enjoyed using this and it’s well put together.
Jael G. –
Is very interactive and it combines cultural theme with the colors .
Keila H. –
Great resource! It was easy to use, engaging, and perfect for my Spanish class. My students enjoyed it, and it saved me a lot of prep time.
Noemi S. –
I like variety, this activity added that. My kids enjoyed using this resource
Anne G. –
This is a wonderful low prep activity that I did with my students. It was great to have the vocabulary in context.
Sara M. –
Totally loved this as an assessment in place of a traditional vocabulary reading. My middle school students loved the skeleton idea and they took all hour to draw their answers. Would be great practice also.
Jaclyn L. –
This was such a great resource to use with my students as they needed more listening practice. It was comprehensible, fun for halloween time, and they really enjoyed getting to color. I loved that there were so many versions of modifications as well.
Cafe Ole –
So much fun! This was a great way to review descriptions and colors, and we had a blast!
Jessica A. –
The students enjoyed drawing the clothing on the skeletons and I liked the listening comprehension that came with this activity.
Lindsey M. –
My stuents loved this activity! Good practice for listening skills.
PAULA CLEMENTE –
Fun activity to revise descriptions. The students enjoyed drawing and writing about their squeletons
Jill Anderson –
Okay, this was perfect!! I had just done a SOMOS mini-lesson on colors, clothing, and lleva. This was a fun way to review what they had learned with a Día de Muertos theme. We only used the read and color part of the plans, but there was also a listen and color option that would have been good too! This is one purchase I’m glad I made!!
Stephen Brownlee –
This is a great interpretive activity that my kids had a ball with. Perfect for middle schoolers. The skeletons go perfect with the Día de los Muertos time of year as well. Thank you for providing this!
lydscheib –
Love another option “at the ready” for practice! Thank you.
Bradie R. –
Very nice!
Jennifer H. –
Fun learning resource for the holiday
Isis T. –
great
Shanna C. –
I LOVE these as a fast-finisher option for the month of October! There are so many different versions of the activity to switch things up depending on the proficiency level. Thanks!