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All of our unit vocabulary: flashcards, games, activities, study techniques and practice tests!
Superb tutorial videos in easy-to-follow, student-friendly language with clear graphics.
My YouTube channel. Click on "Playlists" to see what I created or found for you.
Fun way to learn a new language.
StudySpanish.com has straightforward grammar and vocabulary notes and some simple practices for free.
WordReference.com What words and phrases truly mean... Spanish IN CONTEXT.
What words / phrases really mean, verb conjugations.
Free Spanish vocabulary and sentence games and lessons!
Why take a language? How to study it?
Free lessons to study Spanish
Need help conjugating verbs? (Make the verb agree with the subject.)
Games to study and practice verbs.
The BBC in Spanish! (British Broadcasting Corporation)
How to write sentences in Spanish
Language and Career Planning Tool
Languages Online
MSN en español (Microsoft News in Spanish)
Pronounce any word in any language.
Telemundo: cable TV in Spanish
Typing Spanish characters
Univisión: cable tv in Spanish
The Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, is a popular holiday in Mexico. Due to curriculum and SOL constraints, I will only be able to share a tiny bit about this holiday with the class. If you are interested, here is a link: http://www.azcentral.com/ent/dead/teachers. You can also get the education packet here: http://www.azcentral.com/ent/dead/teachers/teacherpacket_edited.pdf. The video clears up a lot of mystery and provides a brief but solid explanation and history.
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