Spanish Posters Labels for Useful, High-Frequency Phrases, Las frases útiles

These Spanish posters provide a text-rich environment, give students a quick reference so they can speak more fluidly, enhance classroom decor and provide the necessary vocabulary to keep your class functioning in the target language. Use them as a word wall of high-frequency words.

Price
$3.75
Subject
Spanish
Grade Levels
6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Homeschool
Resource Type
Word Walls, Posters

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Spanish Posters Labels for Useful, High-Frequency Phrases, Las frases útiles Product Description:

Spanish Posters Labels for Useful, High-Frequency Phrases, Las frases útiles: These Spanish posters provide a text-rich environment, give students a quick reference so they can speak more fluidly, enhance classroom decor and provide the necessary vocabulary to keep your class functioning in the target language. Use them as a word wall of high-frequency words.

As I am teaching the Spanish classroom objects, students can see the labels all around the room. I keep them up all year as reminders.

Print them out on card stock and/or laminate them to use for future use. Place them on objects around the class.

This Spanish Posters Labels for Useful, High-Frequency Phrases, Las frases útiles product includes the following resources:

~35 posters / labels of high-frequency words and useful phrases with a border
~35 posters / labels of high-frequency words and useful phrases without a border
~Editable PowerPoints
~Student Handout List of, “Frases útiles”

Some expressions included are:

• ¿Cómo se dice?
• La palabra
• La oración
• Estoy confundido
• Tengo que ir al baño
• Estoy confundido/a
• Se me olvidó
• Lo siento
• ¿Qué quiere decir?
• ¿Puedo hablar inglés?
• Repita, por favor
• No entiendo
• ¿Está correcto?
• ¿Puedo sacarle punta a mi lápiz? / ¿Puedo usar el sacapuntas?
• ¿Puedo sonarme la nariz?
• ¿Cómo? / ¿Qué? / ¿Mande?
• No sé
• Más despacio, por favor
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