If you teach Spanish, you'll find these resources useful for helping your students learn.
Brief article, in Spanish, with translation notes and vocabulary about the poinsettia.
Although this article is written for students, teachers may get some ideas about how different approaches may work for different students.
Looking for advice to give your students? Here are some tips for how to benefit most from a language class.
Do your students ask you why they should waste their time studying Spanish? Here are some answers you might give.
Easy-to-follow directions on how to find free software for making Spanish-language crossword puzzles.
Estévanico was the first nonindigenous person to visit parts of what is now the southwestern United States. This article, written in both Spanish and English, was prepared in recognition of Black History Month and is appropriate for classroom use.
The Spanish version of this classic fairy tale can be used as in the classroom for study in vocabulary and sentence structure.
American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Workshops, support, publications, and resources for teachers.
American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. Information on membership benefits and programs offered.
Interlibrary loan and some other services of Spain's National Library are available to foreigners. Site is also in
English.
Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations Inc.
An adventurous approach to exploring the indigenous roots of Hispanic culture. Includes a section with tips for teachers.
Enrichment and in-curriculum programs are provided to elementary and middle schools at no charge. A teacher shares songs and other teaching ideas from Mexico.
A site for helping people of all ages learn Spanish, with lots of activites and other materials directed at children.
A text-only monthly magazine of quizzes, lessons and other resources for teachers.
Excellent collection of quizzes and online activities developed by teachers.
Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers. Information exchange, publications and assistance with professional development.
Take your students on a virtual trip to Seville, Spain. This project is for advanced Spanish students and is designed to take two to four weeks.
Here's a great learning tool to recommend to your students: News and feature articles about contemporary events in Spain and Latin America written for different levels of learning.
A free service that lets teachers monitor their students' progress using email.
Compact discs, posters, games and other teaching materials for sale.
Books, flashcards and game boards in Spanish as well as French, German and Chinese. Materials are designed for grades one through eight.
Designed for classroom use, these printable pages include a different animal for each letter of the Spanish alphabet.
