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Helping club members (and other students at the school) better learn Spanish: Spanish Game Night – Play Scrabble or Boggle in Spanish! If you’re especially ambitious, play Charades! Spanish Movie Night – Watch Spanish films or your favorite movies in Spanish!
- World Language Newsletter
- Board Games
- Announcements During Hispanic Heritage Month
- Guest Speakers
- Decorate!
- Learn Children’s Games
- Learn to Dance
- Valentine’s Day Letters
- Arts and Crafts
- Cook An Authentic Dish
A great way to work with the entire world language department is to create a monthly world language newsletter. All language clubs can participate. This letter will showcase what students are learning in each course. Club members will take photos and write short articles explaining what projects, activities, and lessons students have been learning....
You can find Spanish versions of board games for your classroom, such as Spanish Scrabble, Code Names, Head Bands, or Mexico-opoly, Guess Who. Have a meeting where students challenge one another to a classic board game, but in the target language. This is a great way for them to acquire the language. You should also post common phrases they will ne...
From September 15 – October 15, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Take initiative and join in on your school’s daily announcements. The Spanish Club will provide one fact per day for the entire month. It doesn’t need to be anything elaborate. You could share about a famous Hispanic, a travel destination, a yummy food, or holiday. Simply write a...
Bring in guest speakers from your community that are from various Spanish-speaking countries. There might even be teachers, students, or administrators at your school that could share about their home country. I was fortunate enough to be involved in my church’s Guatemala Partnership Committee, and when our Guatemalan friends visited the USA, they ...
The Spanish Club could be responsible for decorating your classroom door and bulletin boards throughout the year. They will change the décor based on different cultural celebrations throughout the year. La Tomatina in August, Hispanic Heritage Month in September, Day of the Dead in October, etc. You save time and energy by not needing to decorate, ...
Do you remember playing tag, hide and seek, and capture the flag as a kid? Your students do, too, and chances are they would love to channel their inner-child and play again! Teach them some Hispanic games. Spanish Playground has a great list of 12 traditional games to get you started.
Invite a local dance instructor to teach Latin dances like salsa, merengue, bachata, etc. The dance school will love being invited and getting some promotion with the students! And your kids will have a blast. If there isn’t a local dance school, YouTube is a great option. Try searching “salsa tutorial” or “merengue lessons for beginners” for examp...
During the month of February, have your Spanish club students write Valentine’s Day letters in the target language. You can send these letters to elementary Spanish students or even local nursing home patients. Or, my personal favorite is to write letters to Spanish-speaking patients at St. Jude’s Hospital. Here is the link to participate and bring...
Channel your inner creativity by creating piñatas, cascarones, calaveras, and more! Your students will love designing something unique while learning about a cultural element of the Hispanic world. You can find tons of tutorial videos on YouTube to guide your club meeting. With this Day of the Dead project, your students learn to make their own pap...
Do you love empanadas, tres leches cake, and churros as much as I do? Introduce your students to some authentic dishes from Hispanic countries. This works especially well if you develop a partnership with the home economics teacher. You can use the school kitchen and have your students prepare the dish. This is more meaningful than just bringing in...
Sep 26, 2021 · Your high Spanish school club members might be a little bit harder to impress than the younger ones, but don’t worry! This list of Spanish school club activities can inspire nearly any student to learn this amazing language.
Sep 10, 2024 · Check out the list of 10 Spanish club activities for high school students: Snacks & selfies. Trivia. Bulletin boards. Design t shirt. Cooking. Café y charlar. Take a virtual field trip. Movie night. Music. Review games. Snack & Selfies.
Nov 13, 2022 · Does your school have a Spanish club? Whether you want to start one, or students want to get one going, it’s great to have different activities handy. Check out these ideas for Spanish club...
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Feb 19, 2019 · Connect with a local preschool, or if you’re lucky, your high school might have a lab preschool attached, like mine did. Have club members talk with the preschool teachers to see what their little students might like in a Spanish language or culture lesson.
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According to the latest data from the Marcet Foundation, endorsed by the Spanish High Council of Sports, over 16 million Spaniards over the age of 14 play sports at some point during their school years. The most popular option is fitness gymnastics, followed by football (including all variations such as futsal, 7-a-side and 11-a-side), swimming ...
