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Los juegos de invierno | Bundle
Three, one-page texts in Spanish about sports that compete at the Winter Games
You save: $2.00
- Language
- Spanish
- Level
- Novice (Levels 1-2), Intermediate (Levels 2-4)
- Formats
- Pages
- 6 Pages
This bundle includes three, one-page texts in Spanish about sports that compete at the Winter Games. Each text is written for Novice-range Spanish learners to understand and includes a one-page comprehension activity.
The featured sports are:
- bobsledding
- nordic skiing
- biathlon
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Juegos de invierno | El biatlón
A one-page reading and comprehension questions about biathlon
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Juegos de invierno | El bobsleigh
A one-page reading and comprehension questions about bobsledding
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Juegos de Invierno | El esquí de fondo
A one-page reading and comprehension questions about cross-country skiiing
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My students really enjoyed this and have requested more opportunities to do activities like this one.
Kristine K. -
Good timing on this one! Sports are always popular in my neck of the woods, so it's like instant engagement.
Amy P. -
My students enjoyed talking about the winter games and games they like to play.
Janna D. -
These were a nice little reading to do with my Spanish 1s, although my lower performers needed lots of support. The fast processors devoured these without much assistance.
SraHarriger -
Love the current / relevant reading while we are in the middle of Winter Olympics. It was a great way to fill a little time on the day before a long weekend while I had tons of absences, but still wanted to make sure my level 1 kiddos were getting great, engaging input.
Elizabeth Tyler