Description
Welcome your students to Spanish with los cognados!
This short assessment is great to wrap up a mini-unit on cognates! It works great for a quick assessment of student understanding and use of cognates as a language strategy.
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Included:
- printable PDF version of the quiz
- answer key
- digital version of the quiz for use with Google Form
This assessment asks students to explain cognates, find them in a group of words, as well as in sentences and a short paragraph, translate from Spanish to English based on the cognates, and finally, reflect on why cognates are a useful tool for a language learner!
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Becky C. –
I used this as a sub plan when I was out. It worked out great!
Amy R. –
good resource for the students to feel comfortable
Angelica R. –
Its a great resource for distance learning. I have used this for tutoring and group lessons.
Sarah S. –
This was a good check for students, but I only used a portion of it as an exit ticket after discussing cognates.
Toni M. –
I love this quiz on cognates. There are a variety of questions to test their knowledge.
Karen Miller –
What a time saver! This seller has great resources that save me so much time and energy!
sylvia weis –
Great resource!! Engaging!! Definitely recommend!!
Jessica V. –
Engaging and motivating resource for students in all Spanish classes. Great resource!
Michele C. –
Excellent resource as an in class assessment/ easy to use
Miriam Renedo –
This was a great assessment for the end of our cognates unit!
Emily W. –
This was a great way to cap off our cognate unit at the beginning of the year!
Johnna W. –
Great quiz to help get students focused on relying on COGNATES during reading and not relying on translators. A suggestion for another resource- some type of lesson quiz where students can compare using cognates to translators and how cognate knowledge and context clues are so much faster and more reliable than translators.
Susanna S. –
Great assessment after practicing cognates for a few classes. My students and I were surprised at how much Spanish they “knew” right away!
Amber D. –
Just what I needed!
Sra Ramos –
A great and useful resource.
Jeanette A. –
Good
Creative Language Acquisition –
just what I needed
Helena W. –
Simple and easy to use. Gracias
Araceli S. –
So excited to teach cognates to my Spanish 1 students.