Spanish Possessive Adjectives Video and Activities

Video with Spanish subtitles in which Jessica, Melanie, and Isaías talk about what they have. All of the possessive adjectives are used in context many times including the use of “su” (their) in the singular form which is confusing for learners. Los adjetivos posesivos

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$3.75
Subject
Foreign Language, Spanish
Grade Levels
7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Homeschool
Resource Type
Printables, Scripts, Video Files

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Students learn how to talk about their possessions by watching a video of native speakers who use the possessive adjectives in context. Handouts, worksheets with cloze activities, and a group presentation help students master los adjetivos posesivos. What’s better comprehensible input than conversation with a native speaker? Videos of native speakers with Spanish subtitles AND overlaid visuals and animation to aid in comprehension, with music and corresponding activities for recycling and repetition of vocabulary and concepts. A digital version is included for distance learning.

What’s better comprehensible input than conversation with a native speaker? Videos of native speakers with Spanish subtitles AND overlaid visuals and animation to aid in comprehension, with music and corresponding activities for recycling and repetition of vocabulary and concepts.

Spanish Possessive Adjectives Video includes the following resources:

~Spanish Possessive Adjectives Video in which Jessica, Melanie, and Isaías talk about what they have. All of the possessive adjectives are used in context many times including the use of “su” (their) in the singular form which is confusing for learners.

~Los adjetivos posesivos Script

~Cloze activity in which students write in the missing words

~Instructions and rubric for oral presentation in which students imitate the video using all of, “los adjetivos posesivos” and the conjugations of, “tener”.