Description
Help your students navigate the maze of conjugating verbs in Spanish class! This labyrinth will give students practice in conjugating regular preterite tense ER IR verbs. Each correct answer leads them closer to the end of the maze! This could be used in class as independent practice, for homework, or would be an excellent file to leave for a substitute. Answer key included that can be projected for students to self- correct. This labyrinth will give students practice in identifying which form of the verb should be used. Each correct answer leads them closer to the end of the maze! This could be used in class as independent practice, for homework, or would be an excellent file to leave for a substitute. Answer key included that can be projected for students to self- correct. There are two versions of each worksheet. One is the basic maze for students to practice choosing. The second version builds upon that activity by asking them to explain their answers, then do some additional practices with the remaining boxes! There are two different mazes included, so your students could do this once in class and once for homework, or however you choose!
INCLUDED:
- Maze One, Version A – students find their way through
- Maze One, Version B – students find their way through and add answers to any untouched boxes
- Maze Two, Version A – students find their way through
- Maze Two, Version B – students find their way through and add answers to any untouched boxes
- Answer Keys for Mazes 1 & 2
- Digital versions of the mazes for use with Google Slides!
- Student instructions for how to complete the maze
- Teacher instructions for how to assign via Google Classroom
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Taylor Phillips –
These mazes are great for my students to review right after I’ve taught something because they give options and clearly show if a student is correct or not. Thanks!
Kimberly P. –
We love “El Laberinto” activities, I use them as a follow up do now for my classes.
Ana S. –
This seller does not disappoint, all resources are wonderful. Well thought out and engaging for students. I have purchased many products and they have all been high quality.
Eimy Jimenez –
Very good resource. I loved it and the students responded very well to it.
Samantha V. –
I used this while tutoring an 8th grade Spanish II student during second semester when he was learning the preterite tense. I came with a series of grammar reinforcement activities, and when given the choice, he would always choose these mazes. Sometimes I would have him tell me the English meaning of the Spanish sentences too to ensure that he was not just rotely picking the correct conjugation. I like these mazes! Quick and engaging.
Marian D. –
My students loved that it was like a game but they were actually using their knowledge of the content to complete it. Will definitely look at purchasing more.
Garrett S. –
This was a fun activity for the students to do to practice the preterite tense.
Sarah L. –
Fun way to review er/ir preterite and check for comprehension.
Hannah B. –
My students love Maze Activities, and they can be used in so many different ways!
Elise C. –
Very helpful in helping students master this concept!
Pasitos con Moni –
Fabulous and fun! Kiddos love to complete these to review!
Kellye L. –
No prep. Easy to use for a quick activity in class (students usually complete the maze in less than five minutes).
Nailah R. –
My students recently rated this activity as very helpful and one of their favorites to help them practice!
Carla C. –
It worked as a great assignment to leave for a substitute.
Spanish Juicy Lessons by Laura Torres –
GREAT PRODUCT!
Emma T. –
Super easy to print out and use immediately. I had my students race and first 5ish to complete it correctly got points for their team. Could be used in a wide variety of ways.
Soraya Delachica –
My students go crazy for the escape room activities. They learn and have fun at the same time!
Maria Jose T. –
Very helpful! Great way to review. Gracias!
Emily W. –
Love this set of mazes!
Pastel Profe –
These are so fun and I’m so glad there is a digital version!
Maestra Maye –
This is always a great quick practice. Thanks!
Hilda J. –
My students were really engaged with this activity practicing the preterite.
patricia.sandmann –
Fun activity to do as a warm up. I have your Preterite vs Imperfect Maze and that is also fabulous.
Dana B. –
Great way to check for understanding!
Rebecca C. –
Great activity
Catherine Jaspal –
My students were very engaged with this activity.
Stephanie M. –
Different way to have students practice the preterite. Also very engaging. I love that they also have to explain their answers.
Tammi G. –
Great resource! Thank you!
Viviam L. –
Great!
Cristina C. –
My students love your laberinto activities! I find myself wanting more for every verb tense! This is a great review and pair work. Gracias!
Monica Supina –
Thank you for being so creative and for making it easy to share and use.
SraFranSwan –
Fun puzzles to end class with!
Isis T. –
good
DEIRDRE K. –
fun new way to practice!
Super Spanish Resources –
Great for warm up or end of class activity!
Feliz Language Learning –
Great resource
VERONICA C. –
Great practice!
Suzanne K. –
My students liked this and made it a competition while learning. A double win!
Patrick D. –
Excellent resource. Very engaging and fun!
Kathleen D. –
Thank you
Carmen Schar –
Looking forward to using this in class with Spanish II’s — will report back once we do use product.
**UPDATE–I gave students the hand out and let them be in groups of 2, they had to keep the paper face down until I said “go” — in less than 1 minute I’d say half the class was done – running up to me to try to be the “winner” 🙂 I used extension #3 as I liked that idea to conjugate the verbs that aren’t given yet… but I wish for 3$ the activity itself could last a bit longer or the laberinto was more challenging — not sure, but FUN quick easy way to assess students who know what they’re doing and those who are still confusing “iste” with el/ella forms! gracias!
Stephanie Portillo –
This resource has made my job of presenting the material so much easier and the students have a better understanding quicker as well. Muchas Gracias!
Carrie Carstens –
I wasn’t paying attention when I bought this. I was thinking it was present tense. So I won’t be able to use it until next year, but I am excited to use it next year. I’ve used a laberinto in class before, and my students liked it, so I’m hoping they’ll like this one too.