When we are learning a new language, it is important to stay motivated and the best way to do that is to do fun activities. In this selection of worksheets students will be given an incomplete Spanish sentence and asked to complete the sentence when given a picture that encompasses the sentence. This helps students focus on the required vocabulary. This is a great way to start building up your reading and writing endurance in Spanish. Start by just identifying the overall concept or theme that a sentence explores. Learning in this bit by bit environment really helps students expand their sense of self and progress with their language skills and a greatly accelerated rate. I would encourage teachers to instruct students to look at the pictures first and think of a sentence in the hear (in English). Then translate that thought, in your head, to Spanish. Now you are ready to tackle those sentences in Spanish, see if you can complete from just that simple exercise.
These sheets introduce short sentences featuring basic nouns and adjectives and simple verb conjugations. Cartoon illustrations show different scenes that act as prompts for identifying the correct sentences. Students must match the letter of each drawing with the right phrase. Instructions are provided in English, but all sentences are in Spanish only. Subjects include daily activities, animal antics, transportation, the seasons, school activities, families, the arts, the weather, and more. As with any language, starting small and simple gives you a stable foundation on which to build more complex communication.