What to watch in Spanish Class
Do you ever wonder what films or documentaries will actually make an impact? As we all know there are multiple of movies, shows, films and
My name is Ariana and I live in Colorado Springs. I was born in California but relocated at a young age to Colorado. I am a native Spanish speaker and received a bachelor’s degree in Spanish. I have taught Spanish from Elementary level to college level. I have worked for Pearson and have published a bilingual book. I like to create resources for Elementary levels because I tutor and teach summer school to Elementary aged kids. I also have a toddler that benefits from these creations. For this reason, you can also see History and other languages as part of my sources since I teach practically all subjects for these kiddos. I have added Speech resources to my repertoire because I am the mother of an Autistic child. Many times, I don’t see what I want to work on with him, so I simply create it! I decided to start sharing these creations so that other teachers and parents can have Access to them.
Lastly, I am neurodivergent myself so sticking to one subject would not suit me correctly. I feel like I can offer a diverse number of activities and concepts to teachers and parents.
Do you ever wonder what films or documentaries will actually make an impact? As we all know there are multiple of movies, shows, films and
Incorporating authentic materials, games, and literature into our Spanish classroom can significantly enrich the learning experience and improve the effectiveness of our language instruction. This
1. Connect with Their Culture Cultural Activities: Integrate cultural elements such as music, food, and festivals into our lessons. This approach not only enriches our