Instant Worksheets
Students must choose the correct present-tense sentence from groups of three. (more…)
Students are given a pronoun and a picture of an object, and must write the correct Spanish words to describe the objects. (more…)
Spanish works a little differently than English, since the possessive word becomes plural when the noun is plural. Have your students practice that knowledge by choosing the words that correctly describe each picture. (more…)
Spanish students can begin using these phrases in class after they read them out loud and write down their English meanings. (more…)
This worksheet has students practice conjugating several different Spanish verbs. (more…)
This worksheet provides a guideline for classroom conversations about numbers, in Spanish, using telephone numbers as the jumping off point. (more…)
For each object pictured, students must answer two questions in Spanish. (more…)
For this worksheet, ESL students will work on possession, as they determine how to fill in the sentences about different people’s property. (more…)
In Spanish, each word has its own article that is masculine or feminine. They mostly follow the same rules, but there are exceptions. On this worksheet, students must circle the correct article for each word given. (more…)
Numbers are one of the most important lessons in Spanish. Students who have already gained an understanding of Spanish numbers will be able to complete this worksheet, which has math problems written in Spanish. (more…)