This high-quality digital download includes 11 colorful printable posters. Each poster shows the Spanish word for a number and its numeral. The set includes numbers 0-10. The PDF download is designed to print on regular-sized printer paper. Variation in the colors of the posters may occur–this has to do with the printer and paper you use to print them. Your Satisfaction I want you to be happy with your purchase. If you have any questions or problems, please email ContactTheBlueAndTheGold@gmail.com. Terms and Conditions Products from BlueAndGoldLanguage / Carrie E. Gold are copyrighted to Carrie E. Gold. They are to be used and reproduced for your own purposes and for use with your own current students only. They should not be shared (in digital or print form) for the use of others outside yourself, including other teachers, though you may make multiple copies for your own use. The products may be repurposed for your own use or use by your own current students only, with the condition that the products are not used commercially, and that they are still attributed to Carrie E. Gold and BlueAndGoldLanguage. If a refund is granted, you agree that, as the product is a digital download, you will immediately delete the product, that you will immediately destroy any printed versions of the product, that you will not at any time copy or repurpose any portion of the product, that you will no longer use any portion of the product, and that you will not share any portion of the product in any way with others.

This printable poster set includes nine individual posters with notable quotes from famous French-speakers. It a PDF download, and is designed to print on regular printer-sized paper. Please note, variation in the colors of the posters may occur–this has to do with the printer and paper you use to print them. Included Quotes The French quote and author only appear on the posters; the English translation is included here for your convenience. “Tous pour un, un pour tous” --Alexandre Dumas All for one, one for all “On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur” --Antoine de Saint-Exupéry *It is only with the heart that one can see rightly * “Vivre sans aimer n’est pas proprement vivre” --Molière To live without loving is to not truly live “Non, je ne regrette rien” --Édith Piaf *No, I regret nothing * “Nous ne voulons rien manquer de notre temps: peut-être en est-il de plus beau, mais c’est le nôtre” --Jean-Paul Sartre *We don’t want to miss anything of our times: Perhaps there are more beautiful times, but this one is ours * “J’ai deux amours: mon pays et Paris” --Joséphine Baker I have two loves: my country and Paris “Je pense, donc je suis” --René Descartes I think, therefore I am “J’accepte la grande aventure d’être moi” --Simone de Beauvoir I accept the grand adventure of being me “Qui craint de souffrir, il souffre déjà de ce qu’il craint” --Jean de la Fontaine The person who fears suffering is already suffering from what they fear Your Satisfaction I want you to be happy with your purchase. If you have any questions or problems, please email BlueAndGoldLanguage@gmail.com.

What’s “cool” in French? This printable poster set includes ten individual posters with different French reactions along with their English translation–check out the terms that are included below. It a PDF download, and is designed to print on regular printer-sized paper. Please note, variation in the colors of the posters may occur–this has to do with the printer and paper you use to print them. Included Terms chouette (cool) ça déchire (that’s tight) c’est top (that’s great) génial (brilliant) parfait (perfect) très bien (very good) fantastique (fantastic) super (terrific) c’est épatant (that’s fantastic) trop cool (too cool) Terms and Conditions Products from Carrie Gold are copyrighted to Carrie Gold and BlueAndGoldLanguage. They are to be used and reproduced for your own purposes and for use with your own current students only. They should not be shared (in digital or print form) for the use of others outside yourself, including other teachers, though you may make multiple copies for your own use. The products may be repurposed for your own use or use by your own current students only, with the condition that the products are not used commercially, and that they are still attributed to Carrie Gold and/or BlueAndGoldLanguage.

The game of Battleship is an excellent activity for the foreign language classroom. Not only does it engage students, this activity also scaffolds students’ use of whole language: It has them speak to communicate a message and listen to understand what others are saying. This version of Battleship has students practice the names of different products they might shop for and their prices. By doing so, students role-play a possible shopping conversation several times. This provides excellent practice for using shopping vocabulary and prices, practicing shopping conversation, and asking and answering questions. Note: The items students “shop” for in this activity are: un livre, une cravate, une écharpe, une lampe, un sandwich, une salade, un t-shirt. Students work in pairs to play the game. As indicated in the directions, each player first places “ships” by marking the squares of their choosing on the “vous” grid. Students then work to discover the other player’s ships. The first one to do so wins the game. To look for a ship, the student follows the scaffolded sentences shown on the activity: To ask if a ship is in a square of the grid, the student asks if their partner would like a product (along the side of the grid) of a certain price (along the top of the grid). The square in question is where these two pieces of information line up. After the second player hears the first player’s question, the second player answers that yes, they would like the product (indicating they have a ship or part of a ship in that square) or no, they would not (indicating the space is empty). Students take turns asking about different squares on the grid in order to find all of their partner’s ships. It is my hope that students enjoy this activity, that using it they improve their speaking and listening skills, and that this resource eases some of the difficulty of planning engaging, effective lessons.

“Go Fish” is a simple game that’s perfectly suited for language learning. The group activity requires students to both speak and listen to their target language. In this version of the game, students practice food vocabulary while playing, specifically the following words: Ice cream, orange juice, salad, bread, cheese, chicken, apple, banana, hot dog, egg, milk, grapes, pear, butter, cake, cookie, yogurt, tomato, sandwich, French fries, soup, coffee, pineapple, strawberries, hamburger, orange, melon

Engage your students in a creative activity for practicing or reviewing past tense verbs: the old-fashioned game of dominoes…reimagined. This resource allows students to practice both the imperfecto and pretérito. The dominoes of the set have students identify verbs in the pretérito versus the imperfecto as well as their uses, match verbs with their meanings, or match similar verbs. The dominoes include: • Regular preterit: –ar, -er, and –ir verbs • Preterit verbs with an irregular stem: Andar, estar, tener, caber, haber, poder, poner, saber, hacer, querer, and venir • Irregular preterit verbs: ser, ir, dar, and hacer • Regular imperfect: –ar, -er, and –ir verbs • Irregular imperfect verbs: ser, ir, and ver • Verb meanings • Uses of the preterit vs. imperfect, specifically “a completed action,” “setting the scene,” “a continuous action in the past,” and “used to (habitual action in the past)” The verbs included are as follows: andar, caber, comer, dar, estar, haber, hablar, hacer, ir, poder, poner, querer, recibir, saber, ser, tener, venir, ver

This fun dot-to-dot activity allows students to creating an original design, then gets them speaking exclusively in French using numbers (1-64) to guide their partner in replicating the drawing. This is a great activity to get even early beginners speaking, listening, and understanding French—and a great way to start building confidence in using the language. Download includes printable worksheet as well as detailed instructions.

This fun dot-to-dot activity allows students to creating an original design, then gets them speaking exclusively in Spanish using numbers (1-64) to guide their partner in replicating the drawing. This is a great activity to get even early beginners speaking, listening, and understanding Spanish—and a great way to start building confidence in using the language. Download includes printable worksheet as well as detailed instructions.

This is not a typical worksheet for practicing numbers in Spanish. Instead of rote translation, students complete simple addition problems (cuatro + cuatro = __) and greater than/less than problems (dos __ cuatro) that require them to think through the Spanish vocabulary for numbers 0-100. Download includes printable worksheet and answer key.

Authentic language? Check. Gets students speaking? Check. An element of fun? That, too. This resource engages students in the naval battle game similar to Battleship, allowing even beginners to communicate exclusively in Spanish. Players use numbers and letters to play–perfect to get beginning students speaking, listening, and understanding Spanish. Students play in pairs, which means everyone uses the language. This is a great info-gap activity to get beginning students speaking confidently. I use this resource in the first weeks of junior high and high school Spanish I, as soon as we’ve covered the alphabet and numbers. I love getting students speaking right from the beginning. Download includes printable game board as well as detailed instructions.

Engage your students in a creative activity for practicing numbers 0-100 in French: the old-fashioned game of dominoes, with a twist. The printable domino squares of this resource use both the written words (cinquante) and numerals (50), so students actively practice French while playing with fellow students. Download includes a printable domino set as well as detailed instructions.

Engage your students in a creative activity for practicing numbers 0-100 in Spanish: the old-fashioned game of dominoes, with a twist. The printable domino squares of this resource use both the written words (cincuenta) and numerals (50), so students actively practice Spanish while playing with fellow students. Download includes a printable domino set as well as detailed instructions.

This digital download includes three resources that help beginning French students learn to tell time in the language. The bundle includes a reference handout, a written worksheet, and a partner speaking game: HANDOUT: A clear printable handout for students on how to tell time in French. Includes information on hour and minute, as well as terms like “'til” and “quarter,” all illustrated with examples. Even includes information on the 24-hour clock! WORKSHEET: Students practice telling time in French with this bright printable worksheet. Download includes printable worksheet and answer key. PARTNER SPEAKING GAME: Get students speaking French! This activity has students practicing how to tell time in French–as well as speaking and listening to the language. This is an info gap-style game students play in pairs. Download includes printable game with instructions. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

A clear printable handout for students on how to tell time in French. Includes information on hour and minute, as well as terms like “'til” and “quarter,” all illustrated with examples. Even includes information on the 24-hour clock! Also included in the Time Bundle product. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

Students practice telling time in French with this bright printable worksheet. Download includes printable worksheet and answer key. Also included in the Time Bundle product. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

A clear printable handout for students on how to tell time in Spanish. Includes information on hour and minute, as well as terms like “'til” and “quarter,” all illustrated with examples. Even includes information on the 24-hour clock! Also included in the Time Bundle product. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

This digital download includes three resources that help beginning Spanish students learn to tell time in the language. The bundle includes a reference handout, a written worksheet, and a partner speaking game: HANDOUT: A clear printable handout for students on how to tell time in Spanish. Includes information on hour and minute, as well as terms like “'til” and “quarter,” all illustrated with examples. Even includes information on the 24-hour clock! WORKSHEET: Students practice telling time in Spanish with this bright printable worksheet. Download includes printable worksheet and answer key. PARTNER SPEAKING GAME: Get students speaking Spanish! This activity has students practicing how to tell time in Spanish–as well as speaking and listening to the language. This is an info gap-style game students play in pairs. Download includes printable game with instructions. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

Get students speaking Spanish! This activity has students practicing how to tell time in Spanish–as well as speaking and listening to the language. This is an info gap-style game students play in pairs. Download includes printable game with instructions. Also included in the Time Bundle product. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

Students practice telling time in Spanish with this bright printable worksheet. Download includes printable worksheet and answer key. Also included in the Time Bundle product. For numbers practice, check out the Numbers Bundle!

A comprehensive bundle for teaching (or learning) numbers in Spanish! This bundle includes a reference sheet with Spanish numbers vocabulary, several speaking and listening activities, games, a worksheet, and a quiz for mastering this vocabulary. This downloadable PDF includes the following items: Comprehensive instructions for each activity Answer keys A reference handout with numbers vocabulary (includes vocabulary for numbers 0-1,000,000,000) “Naval Battle” game (an info-gap style speaking and listening game for practicing numbers 1-10) A dot-to-dot partner speaking activity (an info-gap style speaking and listening activity for practicing numbers 1-64) A “Bingo” board template (a listening game for practicing the numbers of your choice) A numbers worksheet and key (a reading-focused worksheet for practicing numbers 0-100) Dominoes game (for practicing numbers 0-100) A “run-up” numbers game (for practicing the numbers of your choice, focusing on listening) A numbers quiz and key (includes reading and listening activities for numbers 0-100) A list of ideas for additional practice activities A list of ideas for cultural topics to discuss while teaching numbers vocabulary This product was made with the classroom teacher in mind, but many of the ideas are adaptable for homeschoolers as well. Your Satisfaction I want you to be happy with your purchase. If you have any questions, problems, or feedback, please email me at ContactTheBlueAndTheGold@gmail.com.