Description
Spanish color by conjugation! Think color by number, but with verb forms instead!
There are six different color by conjugation sheets included to practice present tense AR verbs. This is a great option for after a quiz, a calm review day, or with a sub!
Answer keys are included so you can project or post for students to check their work.
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Verbs Included:
- Bailar
- Cantar
- Estudiar
- Hablar
- Llevar
- Visitar
See the preview for a closer look!
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Joanna R. –
Great grammar review that also ties in with the season
Lisa M. –
a great way to include everyone- with just one verb per page, weaker students can fill in a verb chart for the teacher to check and then color as a matching activity.
Rebecca C. –
Love these activities for my fast finishers! Gracias
Alexa V. –
I have made these work for both in-person and remote learning and the students love them. They are a fun, engaging way for students to practice identifying different forms of common verbs.
cristina walczak –
This was a great resource! My students loved using this.
Ms Baileys Bilingual Classroom –
My Spanish classes really enjoyed having these as supplemental activities. Such a fun way to incorporate grammar practice and was a great way to get my artistic students engaged!
Carlos N. –
Nice material!
Srta Spantuguese –
Students loved this! great way to review ar verbs
Shin’s Specials –
I used these as a fast finisher activity for students that picked up AR verbs a little quicker than others. Some students did every single one, on their own time! Students enjoyed tying our grammar to the holiday we had just explored.
Katja D. –
fun and engaging