These materials have been created for the practice of Spanish at different levels. In addition, its content depicts both Mexican culture and general culture. Each material is printable and contains instructions for use.

Level A1:

• Riddles: these riddles are popularly used in Mexico. You will guess the object in question. (Objeto directo)
• Possessive Game: card game to remember classmates’ favorite things.

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Level A2:

• “Me gusta”: board with cards to classify different things, expressing likes or dislikes.
• Comparatives: cards in pairs to make comparisons of different things, places or people.
• “Saber” and “Conocer” Game: general knowledge questions, players must respond using Saber or Conocer.
• Cards with Ordinal Numbers: contains general cultural situations for practicing with ordinal numbers.
• Pedir y Preguntar: practice the small difference between “asking” and “asking for”.
• Famous phrases with “Pero” and “Sino”: cards with famous phrases from different characters to practice the difference between these adversative conjunctions.
• Possessive game, The Suitcase Game: There is a situation with a lost suitcase. One of the players is lying and the investigator needs to guess who is lying. Long possessives are practiced.
• Tips for life: contains different tips for using the formal or familiar imperative.
• Questions with superlatives: cards with different general knowledge questions to practice superlatives. It also contains cards to determine which of the participants gets a diploma for being the best at something.
• Childhood Test: through multiple choice questions, a player determines what the personality of another player was like as a child. With this game you practice the Imperfect.

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Level B1:

• Transformation action cards: contain situations that relate to the transformation verbs. It also contains riddles with direct object pronouns.
• Country game with “Ser” and “Estar”: contains information about 5 countries to investigate where they are, what their flag is, what their inhabitants are like, etc.
• Relatives game: each participant must guess the object, person or place.
• Ask a Mexican with “Por” or “Para”: cards with situations that they must investigate to know the answer. The situations are created with Mexican pop culture.
• Tips for life with pronouns: contains different tips for using the formal or familiar imperative, using reflexive, direct or indirect pronouns.

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Level B2:

• Game of influential actions: contains a board to advance like “Snakes and Ladders”, with cards where players must give advice, orders or plead, using the Subjunctive.
• Expressions with “Echar” and “Echarse”: cards with idiomatic expressions commonly used in Mexico. It also contains situations to relate to the expressions.
• Situation cards with Subjunctive: contains situations to express conditions, subsequent actions, time limits or restrictions. (Subjunctive with adverbial clauses).

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Cost of each material: $15 USD

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