¿Cómo Estás? How Are You?
Match six ways to say how you feel, then draw your face and answer the question in Spanish.
Draw a line from each Spanish greeting to its English meaning, then pick the right greeting for three everyday moments.
Printed on the sheet:
holagood morningadióshellobuenos díasbuenas tardesgoodbyebuenas nochesgood afternoonhasta luegogood night
Before the sheet, walk to the door, wave and say adiós, then walk back in and say hola. Kids remember greetings they see acted out.
Saying buenas noches as a greeting in the afternoon. It is for the evening and bedtime.
Pair kids up to greet three classmates in Spanish and ask their names.
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Match six ways to say how you feel, then draw your face and answer the question in Spanish.
Read a short talk between Ana and Leo, answer questions about it, then write your own name and age in Spanish.
Match five polite words, then choose what to say when a friend helps you, when you bump into someone and more.
Use the word bank to finish a conversation between Marta and Pablo, then write how you would greet a new student.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.