Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about obesity will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify vocabulary related to health
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• compare and contrast cultural perspectives

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any health or wellness unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about obesity (there are three suggested articles in the product). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about selfies will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key words
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• write a personal reaction to the infographic
• write follow-up questions about the reading

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any technology or pop culture unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about selfies (there are two suggested articles in the product). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about altares and the significance of the items found on an altar will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key elements of an altar
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• compare and contrast traditions
• write a personal reaction to the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any Día de los Muertos or holidays unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about Día de los Muertos (there are two suggested articles in the product and one suggested photo slideshow). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about the origins of the Christmas tree and its decorations will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key terms related to Christmas trees
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• compare and contrast traditions
• write follow-up questions from the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any Christmas or holidays unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about Christmas (there are three suggested articles in the product). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom. © Rachel Bailey (La Señorita Creativa®) All Rights Reserved

Are you trying to find a way to bring more authentic readings to your Spanish students? This ready-to-use interpretive reading activity about the origins of Thanksgiving will get your students reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world. In this activity, your students will:

  ✅ identify key terms related to Thanksgiving

  ✅ determine the main idea of the infographic

  ✅ identify supporting details

  ✅ guess the meaning of selected words based on the context

  ✅ answer comprehension questions

  ✅ compare and contrast traditions

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any Thanksgiving or holidays unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It is also a great activity to use before a class or small-group discussion about holiday traditions, a pre-reading activity for an article about Thanksgiving (there are links to suggested articles in the product), or a no-prep substitute lesson.

The best part? Your students will make connections between their own culture and the target culture, all while practicing analytical thinking, reading, and writing!

There are two versions of the handout included in this resource: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to your learning management system for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr. will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify vocabulary related to the civil rights movement
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• compare and contrast the US Civil Rights Movement with movements from other countries
• write follow-up questions from the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any unit on human rights or global challenges, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about human rights or the life of MLK, Jr (there are links to two suggested articles in the product and a short video). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Have you been searching for a way to engage your students in authentic readings in Spanish? This ready-to-use interpretive reading activity about New Year's resolutions will get your students reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world. 

In this activity, your students will:

  ✅ identify key terms related to New Year's resolutions

  ✅ determine the main idea of the infographic

  ✅ identify supporting details

  ✅ make inferences

  ✅ guess the meaning of selected words based on the context

  ✅ answer comprehension questions

  ✅ compare cultural perspectives

  ✅ write a personal reaction to the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any holiday or healthy habits unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It is also a great activity to use before a class or small-group discussion about healthy habits or New Year's resolutions, a pre-reading activity for an article about resolutions (there are links to suggested articles in the product), or a no-prep substitute lesson.

The best part? Your students will make connections between their own culture and the target culture, all while practicing analytical thinking, reading, and writing!

There are two versions of the handout included in this resource: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to your learning management system for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about YouTube will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key words
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• write a personal reaction to the infographic
• write follow-up questions about the reading

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any technology or pop culture unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about YouTube (there are two suggested articles in the product). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about what happens to your body when you stop drinking soft drinks will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world. To make this resource even better, it now includes versions compatible with Google Classroom™, perfect for make-up work!

In this activity, your students will:

• identify vocabulary related to health
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• make inferences about the text
• write a personal reaction to the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any health and wellness or food and nutrition unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about soft drinks (there are three suggested articles in the product).

There are five versions of the resource included in a zipped file:

1. version 1 is a printable PDF with all directions and questions in English
2. version 2 is a printable PDF with all directions and questions in Spanish.
3. versions 3 and 4 are editable Google Forms™, one with all directions and questions in English, the other in Spanish.
4. version 5 is a non-editable Google Slides™ resource, formatted just like the printable PDF versions, with added text boxes so that students can type their answers on the slide (while in edit mode) before submitting

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Are you trying to find a way to bring more authentic readings to your Spanish students? This ready-to-use interpretive reading activity about the travel habits of Mexicans will get your students reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

  ✅ identify key terms related to travel

  ✅ determine the main idea of the infographic

  ✅ identify supporting details

  ✅ make inferences

  ✅ guess the meaning of selected words based on the context

  ✅ answer comprehension questions

  ✅ write a personal reaction to the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any travel unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It is also a great activity to use before a class or small-group discussion about travel, a pre-reading activity for an article about traveling (there are links to suggested articles in the product), or a no-prep substitute lesson.

The best part? Your students will make connections between their own culture and the target culture, all while practicing analytical thinking, reading, and writing!

There are two versions of the handout included in this resource: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to your learning management system for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

Copyright © Rachel Bailey (La Señorita Creativa®) All Rights Reserved

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about travel (choosing an airplane seat) will get your kids reading an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world (the infographic can be found here).

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key words
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• write a personal reaction to the infographic
• write follow-up questions about the reading

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any travel unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about travel (there is a suggested article in the product). There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This amazing interpretive reading activity about families will get your kids reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

• identify key words
• determine the main idea
• identify supporting details
• guess the meaning of words based on the context
• answer comprehension questions
• write a personal reaction to the infographic
• write follow-up questions about the reading

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any family unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about families (there are two suggested articles in the product) or a pre-speaking activity before a discussion about families. There are two versions of the handout: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to Google Classroom, Edmodo, or Schoology for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

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Have you been searching for a way to engage your students in authentic readings in Spanish? This ready-to-use interpretive reading activity about la Rosca de Reyes will get your students reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world. 

In this activity, your students will:

  ✅ identify key terms related to la Rosca de Reyes

  ✅ determine the main idea of the infographic

  ✅ identify supporting details

  ✅ make inferences

  ✅ guess the meaning of selected words based on the context

  ✅ answer comprehension questions

  ✅ compare cultural perspectives

  ✅ write a personal reaction to the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any holiday or food unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It is also a great activity to use before a class or small-group discussion about holiday traditions, a pre-reading activity for an article about la Rosca de Reyes (there are links to suggested articles in the product), or a no-prep substitute lesson.

The best part? Your students will make connections between their own culture and the target culture, all while practicing analytical thinking, reading, and writing!

There are two versions of the handout included in this resource: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to your learning management system for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

Copyright © Rachel Bailey (La Señorita Creativa®) All Rights Reserved

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Do you struggle to incorporate real-world, authentic reading in your Spanish classroom? This ready-to-use interpretive reading activity about the origins of the Día de los Muertos celebration will get your students reading and analyzing an authentic resource from the Spanish-speaking world.

In this activity, your students will:

  ✅ identify key terms related to el Día de los Muertos

  ✅ determine the main idea of the infographic

  ✅ identify supporting details

  ✅ guess the meaning of selected words based on the context

  ✅ answer comprehension questions

  ✅ compare and contrast traditions

  ✅ write follow-up questions based on the infographic

This reading and writing activity makes a great addition to any Día de los Muertos or holidays unit, from Spanish 2 through AP (as an introduction to the unit). It also makes a great pre-reading activity for an article about Día de los Muertos (there are links to suggested articles in the product) or no-prep substitute lesson.

The best part? Your students will make connections between their own culture and the target culture, all while practicing analytical thinking, reading, and writing!

There are two versions of the handout included in this resource: version 1 has all directions and questions in English, while version 2 has all directions and questions in Spanish.

PLEASE NOTE: the infographic is NOT included with this product due to copyright laws and you must access it at the following link: infographic. I would recommend printing and laminating the infographic, projecting it on your board, or posting it to your learning management system for students to access it. Each handout includes the link to the image at the top as well as a QR code to the image at the bottom.

Copyright © Rachel Bailey (La Señorita Creativa®) All Rights Reserved

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.