Start of Class Routine for Spanish Class | Beginning of Spanish Class Routine

Check out this start of class routine to introduce and reinforce feelings, days, dates, and weather - all while building classroom community! These daily classroom routines are simple to use, but are great for language learning and relationship building with your students in Spanish class!
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[@SrtaSpanish]

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[@foleyproductions6372]

I started this last year and was AMAZED at how much they loved it and were speaking Spanish daily!

[@SrtaSpanish]

it's such a little step that makes a HUGE difference!

[@MonicaGBaldo]

I am just about to be interview for the first time and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you!!!!

[@SrtaSpanish]

I am so so glad to hear it! Did you see my teacher interview prep series? It might have some good stuff in there for you!

[@katializet7685]

Hola! Me gustaría ver una demostracion de una clase entera para nivel 1. Puedes hacer un video así? O tienes alguno parecido? Gracias. Me has traido mucha inspiración

[@SrtaSpanish]

hola hola! desafortunadamente, no tengo un video así, y no puedo hacer uno este año. Me quedaré en casa con mis chiquis porque voy a dar la luz este noviembre 🥰🎉

[@katializet7685]

@@SrtaSpanish felicitaciones. Muchos gracias por todas las ideas que compartes. Quiero usar nuevas estrategias este año y me siento un poco estancada. Te deseo éxitos en tu nueva aventura.

[@MonicaGBaldo]

Thank you for sharing!

[@SrtaSpanish]

Of course! I hope it was helpful!!

[@mariamason5923]

Thank you so much! I love calerdar talk!

[@SrtaSpanish]

I do too!! It's just the best way to start class :)

[@smcmomof3]

Love this

[@SrtaSpanish]

thank you!!

[@user-wc2ud9vs4s]

Do you ask in Spanish? Do they answer everything in Spanish? Warm up should be 10 minutes, right?

[@SrtaSpanish]

Yes! Ask and answer in Spanish, using all of the scaffolds they need. Sometimes I help them by filling in a word, depending on what's happening and what they are trying to say. 10 minutes is an approximation, sometimes it's longer if they have something they want to share, and sometimes I speed through it if I know the lesson I have planned that day will go a bit longer!

[@user-wc2ud9vs4s]

Do you have all this resources in your tpt website?

[@SrtaSpanish]

yes! The slides shown are all on my TPT. Here is the link: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Start-of-Spanish-Class-Daily-Routine-Slides-Classroom-Management-Class-Starters-4776298

[@elizabethcoreas2948]

Do you do this everyday? Do you find your students get bored with the redundant?

[@SrtaSpanish]

I haven't found that! This is not a LONG drawn out process - it's just quick every day. We'll lean into those calendar talk moments if something special is happening, but really it's just a speedy chat. If it were longer, I could definitely see them getting bored, but it's just a quick check in!

[@noragates1199]

How much of that is in Spanish?

[@SrtaSpanish]

almost all! It's fair to say about 90%. There is that scaffolding on the screen like you can see in the video and otherwise the parts that "pop" into the shared language are more like calendar talk moments if a student wants to share about their plans and doesn't have the vocab to share about it, I'll support them with that so we can make that connection and have that sharing. The scaffolding gradually shifts throughout the year as they grow, too.