Telling Time in Spanish ¡Corre en Círculos! Activity with DIGITAL Options

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Get your students moving with this activity! Students answer the prompt using the image on the bottom half, then find the answer around the room. When they find the answer, they go to it, and complete the next prompt, repeating until they have completed the circle!

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Get your students moving with this activity! Students answer the prompt, then find the answer around the room. When they find the answer, they go to it, and complete the next prompt, repeating until they have completed the circle! Some students like to race to see who can finish the loop fastest, others work at their own pace. Students can begin at any prompt and practice, checking their work as they go.

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This product includes two different ways to practice- one where students interpret the sentence and write the time and one where they read the time and write how to say it in Spanish. Print in different colors for differentiation, use one as an extension of the other, or do the two activities on two different days! An answer key is included for each option.

Included:

  • Printable student sheet
  • 2 Printable puzzles
  • 2 Digital puzzles for use with Google Slides
  • Instructions for teacher use
  • Answer Keys

This puzzle includes a printable that’s excellent for getting your students up and moving, as well as a digital variation that is great to assign for absent students or during distance learning! Your students will love this puzzle! Check out the preview for a closer look!

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119 reviews for Telling Time in Spanish ¡Corre en Círculos! Activity with DIGITAL Options

  1. Hilda F. –

    My students really enjoyed this resource. They like being up while still learning.

  2. Catherine Jaspal –

    My students have always enjoyed this activity. I love that I can print this and it is ready to go.

  3. Leigh M. –

    It was a good value. It worked well in my class with my middle schoolers.

  4. Bessie Wall –

    I taught my high school students how time is told in Spanish, which is how I learned it as a child in English: quarter of one; 5 till twelve, etc.
    This gallery walk (how I used it) was super and I used it for my evaluation. I even had my administrator paired up with a student. His name was on the roster and he took a picture of it. He loved it.
    I highly recommend this activity. They can do it solo or in pairs, with or without notes.
    It is self grading as they will come back to the first card if done correctly. If not, they have to go back and figure where they went wrong.
    Bess

  5. Profe Quetzal –

    I love activities that get students up and moving. I had my students complete this activity in groups of two. My 8th graders loved this activity and they knew how to tell the time by the end. I used the version where they had to write out the time in Spanish. ¡Gracias!

  6. Emma H. –

    My students love this game. Even my most reluctant participators will play corre en círculos!

  7. Caroline W. –

    This time review was perfect for my students to practice on day 1 of learning time. They needed a resource that helped them visualize before they were ready to produce themselves. I printed the cards small and had groups of 4 so them in puzzle format on the table.

  8. Angela Plumacker –

    Students understand how to tell time using a 12 hour clock. Kids move to find the answers around the room.

  9. Sharon A. –

    It takes a little time but it is very engaging and easy to do!

  10. Xiomara Granado –

    Como siempre, excelente recurso para mantener a los estudiantes engage mientras repasan. Excelente recurso

  11. Ms Ortiz Spanish –

    “¡Corre en Círculos!” is truly one of my students favorite activities. It is a great way for students to get up and moving while reinforcing vocabulary and grammatical structures! Thank you!

  12. Senorita Charles –

    Worked well! My students were engaged and interested. Thank you!

  13. Alex M. –

    Students enjoys the movement piece while practicing their Spanish. Thank you.

  14. Angela McCorkle Montiel –

    I love using these! Thank you for sharing this resource!

  15. Amy Scarbrough –

    This was a great activity to get kids active while practicing something that can often feel repetitive. They loved it and had lots of input!

  16. La Senora Eller –

    Love the corre en círculos activities!! Thank you!!

  17. Laura L. –

    Great resource. I will definitely use it again next year.

  18. Kathie D. –

    Corre en Circulos is one of my favorite resources! It’s so easy to track a student’s understanding of the topic by simply following the students around the room as they complete the “circulo”. Thanks so much for this great resource!

  19. Jessy C. –

    My students enjoyed this activity very much. Thank you! A very nice resource!

  20. Glenda Maxwell –

    My students loved this resource and were super engaged.

  21. Anne G. –

    Great low prep activity!! It is ready to go and easy to use!

  22. Sr. Cactus –

    This activity got kids up and moving around! I saw a lot of collaboration too which was an added bonus

  23. Tanya S. –

    I have several of these Corre en Círculos activities and they are all awesome! My students love these.

  24. Simply Scaffolded Spanish –

    My students always love your Corre en Círculos activities! Thank you!

  25. Dorene Milanowski –

    I used this with my 5th grade students and they really enjoyed doing this, and it kept them moving and busy for almost an entire class period. Except for 1 or 2 complainers about having to walk “so much” they said it was fun. I used my classroom plus the hallway outside of the room.

  26. Melanie D. –

    I have done a few corre en circulos. I like how it gets the students up and moving- so do they! It was just the right amount of tricky for them and a few had to restart at times but most had no problem.

  27. Kelsey P. –

    This is a fun way to get students up and moving around while working on grammar! Love this resource!

  28. Srta Dan –

    My students love these! And I think they’re such a great resource to practice with and get kids moving!

  29. Meyleen S. –

    My students loved working on this activity. It is engaging and challenging. They enjoy not being tied down to their seat while working in class.

  30. Maria C F. –

    I love corre en circulos, and my students have a fun time with this resource.

  31. Sandra H. –

    Ever since I tried a “Corre En Círculos” activity, my students have asked to do another one! I’ve got my cards printed, laminated, and ready to go when school begins again in the fall!

  32. Kimberly T. –

    This was an incredible, low preparation resource in which my students were actively engaged!

  33. Sandra R. –

    This resource was a helpful time-saver that fit into materials I have. I would recommend it; it’s good value for the price.

  34. Meaningful Ed –

    I wasn’t sure about the timing of this but WOW what an amazing activity! Super engaging and required the students to really think, analyze and move. Loved it!!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      YAY! I am so glad to hear you loved it! You might want to play with some of the variation ideas I’ve shared, especially for the second version of the resource 🙂 I hope you enjoy it for years to come!

  35. Jenny P. –

    I love using anything that gets my students up and moving. Srta. Spanish provides great resources for that. I always laminate them and they are ready to use the next year.

  36. sandralis D. –

    My students loved this resource. I used it the third day after they were introduced to time vocab, and they were able to complete with barely any of my help.

  37. Kirstin Easterling –

    Thanks! This was great to use in Spanish 1 this year!

  38. Cynthia F –

    Great way for students to practice learning time.

  39. Señorita Lugo –

    Great way to reinforce the teaching of time in Spanish class.

  40. Sr G Store –

    My students loved this activity and so did I! This is a great way to get your students up and moving around the classroom. Thank you for this awesome resource!

  41. Maria S. –

    My students love doing this actvity with any vocabulary or grammar point. I love it because it gets them moving and thinking. Thank you for making it.

  42. Amanda S. –

    My students love playing any Corre en Circulos. This is such a great way to get them moving and to review material. Thank you.

  43. Hilary S. –

    This activity really forced my students to slow down and think through answers which helped them review the content with intention. Thank you!

  44. SraDebbieB –

    It’s a good set and challenging enough for my students. They really need physical movement and this does it.

  45. Hayle S. –

    My students love the Corre en Circulos activities! Other than a few of my senior boys who whine about having to move during class but then end up enjoying it all just fine… 😉 This one is a fast one—we’ve done some that take most of the class period, this one is a quick 10-15 min tops. (Both have their advantages, just wanted others to know about how long this one may take)

  46. Jen W. –

    I LOVED this resource! I could have created it myself but having it done already and even better yet it was done extremely well was such a win! Thank you for offering this resource for purchase, it aligned perfectly with my telling time unit!

  47. Adrienne F. –

    There’s always that one..or two..that get confused on the directions, but the rest of the class loves these. I love both the paper and digital versions of these corre en circulos.

  48. Misty Jarman –

    Love, love, love this as well as other “¡Corre en Círculos!” products I have purchased. My high schoolers still love to get up and move around. Gracias.

  49. Nicholas C. –

    Great activity for students to practice their skills telling time in Spanish. Way more engaging than a traditional worksheet.

  50. SenoraBlanca –

    Great resource for reviewing!

  51. Melissa B. –

    Great activity to give students practice and to get them moving!

  52. LaSrta –

    Love this resource! Gracias!

  53. Elizabeth I. –

    My students love Corre en círculos activities! They always get excited when I say that we will use them in class.

  54. Tina Leaderbrand –

    I love the corre en circulos activity because it gets the students up and moving and interacting. They loved
    the time away from the computer.

  55. Lisa A. –

    My students really like moving around the room and doing Corre en círculos. It was a good review for them.

  56. StudySpanglish101 –

    I love the corre en círculos activities! It gets my students up and moving and allows me to have minimal prep for an activity that takes usually 15-20 minutes. Its super helpful as an assessment when you are getting ready to move on as well.

  57. Victoria O. –

    My kids loved this!

  58. Amanda F. –

    Students were super engaged and enjoyed the movement.

  59. A Long Way From Chile –

    This was a great way to get my students up and moving and practicing a topic that many of them found challenging!

  60. maria lozano –

    It was a little difficult at first to understand but once my students got it they enjoyed it

  61. Sara D. –

    With a few “hints” (I did not teach my students the “menos X” way to tell time), my students easily navigated this activity and appreciated the practice it provided. All who attempted it agreed that it was very helpful.

  62. Stress Less Señorita –

    My students and I love “Corre en Círculos” activities! Engaging and useful.

  63. Lisa M. –

    an excellent way to teach and review time- especially love the digital time format – so many telling time activities use analog clocks which are so difficult for many students. The ability to add the alternate minutes up to :59 to the slides as needed with a few screen shots allowed this activity to work with our decision to skip teaching the “menos” structure during hybrid teaching but still allow the students to see it- many totally understood it when they saw it side by side!!! THANK YOU FOR A GREAT RESOURCE!!!!!

  64. Ashley Brown –

    This is a great review and we are actually using it to teach local elementary schools telling time in Spanish who are not offered Spanish in elementary school.

  65. Sharae G. –

    Thanks for creating this resource!

  66. Spanish Scholastic –

    My students love Corre en Círculos. Thanks so much for this resource!!!

  67. Señora Ziegler –

    My kids love Corre en Circulos!!!! Way to go!

  68. Caitlin G. –

    This was a great resource to get my students up and moving during our hybrid model. I was able to spread everything out. For digital learners, I could use the practice sheet to still give them practice. It really helped my students to practice their time in a fun way!

  69. Leah A. –

    My students love doing these “scavenger hunts”–especially if the weather is nice and I can do this activity outside! (I used bamboo garden stakes to put the cards around the back yard at the school). They are a great way to practice focused topics and are self-checking. My students at home didn’t miss out either as they have the digital “puzzle” to put in the correct order. They keep asking if we can do them again or if there are more! Thanks!

  70. VERONICA C. –

    My students love this type of activity!!! THANKS!

  71. Fabiola Hernandez –

    Great activity to get the students up and moving while practicing telling time in Spanish class!

  72. Maria M. –

    My students loved this game and it was a great way to get them up and moving around and a great practice for telling time. I love the fact that it came with a digital version so my at home learners could play too and also that it had a 2nd version for differentiation. Great resource!

  73. Just the Teaching –

    This was a great practice activity. It is nice to get students up and moving around. Students can work individually or with others and at their own pace. I wouldn’t do this type of activity all of the time since it does take a while from start to finish, but it is great for variety of practice. I like that there are multiple options as well.

  74. Sra B –

    The students enjoyed getting out of their seats to work on this activity. Many of them told me that this activity helped them better understand how to tell time. Thanks for a great resource.

  75. Julie R. –

    Great activity that gets kids up and moving around while practicing the language. I like that there are two formats – students can write the time in Spanish or read the time in Spanish and write the time in digital format. Thank you for creating and sharing!

  76. Alejandra C. –

    Always a fun activity to do in class!

  77. Profe Gilion –

    My kids love this activity!

  78. Meredith D. –

    Great! Students were super engaged and were wandering around speaking Spanish. Thank you!

  79. Erin F. –

    This was very straight forward for my students to follow! Gracias!

  80. April Z. –

    This is the first Corre en Circulos that I purchased and it has since become a favorite activity of mine.

  81. Ruthann H. –

    Love activities that get kids moving!

  82. Laura F. –

    Great activity! My students love it!

  83. Kimberly Presley –

    Love this activity! It helped my students so much!

  84. Taryn A. –

    Students absolutely LOVE this and I do too!

  85. Amanda D. –

    Students enjoyed the activity and it challenged my Native speakers so that was good!

  86. Jennifer K. –

    My 5th graders are going to love this! Fantastic resource!

  87. Christina A. –

    Very fun activity! Forced all my students (high school, Spanish 1) to actually participate and review telling time, instead of just the same several students answering all the questions.
    Slightly confusing when giving the directions to them, but as soon as they got started and saw how it worked, it was super easy for them to do.
    I’d recommend having all the students start by standing at a different paper, tell them to write down the time that is given at the bottom of that paper, wait till everyone is done, then tell them to search for the paper that says that same time at the top… then cut them loose to work. 🙂

  88. R Chale –

    My students LOVE this activity! I especially appreciate the options for writing out the numbers. It is great to be able to choose for the individual class how much writing practice to give. I would love a version that include ¿A qué hora…? A la(s), but this is perfect for my elementary students who are just learning time.

  89. Elizabeth B. –

    My favorite activities and the students learn so much from each other, too!

  90. Brittnee G. –

    These circling activities are my fav! I like the kids are moving around the room in a sort of controlled chaos, and they’re learning!

  91. Kelly M. –

    My students had a lot of fun with this!

  92. Kayty R. –

    My students left these activities! I actually made the smaller imprint of them front and back and created a desk version of this activity and students loved it!!

  93. Erica P. –

    Fun activity!

  94. Miss Señora –

    My kids really enjoyed this! I teach 9th-12th grade and used it in Spanish I and II. They all liked it. It took about 35 minutes for my students to complete. Some didn’t finish and were asking to finish the next day.

  95. E G. –

    Love the “self check” aspect. Thanks for putting on TpT!

  96. Linda S. –

    Great resource! Gracias!

  97. Srta Da Silva –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  98. Donna M. –

    Telling time in Spanish can become confusing. My students loved getting up and moving around while completing this activity and I loved seeing how much they really did know.

  99. Robin L. –

    Great idea for Scavenger hunt

  100. Terri N. –

    I love both sets for more variety. Fun activity for my high school students!

  101. Magic with Mrs. Mason –

    This is a great activity for high school students! I extended this into a “scavenger hunt” and put some of the cards out in the hallways for them to find. I love that there are 2 different sets of cards so that kids can practice them from both POV. Thanks!

  102. Lucia A. –

    thxs

  103. Backpack Spanish –

    Thank you! the kids loved it!

  104. Lorena B. –

    Love these activities…

  105. Brittany N. –

    Excited to try this in my class. Looking for ways to get students moving more.

  106. Profe Panadera Spanish –

    I love this activity – just print & go! (I just wish there was an option for the more modern way of telling time where you just say the number and not do the “menos”) I would love if you would add that option in 🙂

  107. La Gran Magia by KM –

    Great resource

  108. Joanna J. –

    Love this looping exercise as it is a great way to keep the students thinking and on their toes!

  109. Maria T. –

    Love all these run around the room activities!

  110. Hilda C. –

    Kids loved this!

  111. Casey G. –

    Great Resource thank you!

  112. Ana S. –

    It was sooooo much fun! Students were concentrated and enjoyed it a lot!

  113. Elizabeth B. –

    Great way to get students up and moving!

  114. Vikki D. –

    Thanks!

  115. Denise L. –

    Wonderful. Thank you!

  116. Sarah Gaffney –

    My students loved this activity!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks!

  117. Hola Dual Language –

    wonderful! Thank you!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      You’re welcome!

  118. Tyrel N. –

    My students really enjoyed this activity. ¡Muchas gracias!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Mine love it too! Thanks for your feedback!

  119. jllaw –

    Fun!

    • Ashley Mikkelsen –

      Thanks so much for taking the time to leave feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the activity!

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