Do you introduce Three Kings Day or El Día de los Reyes Magos in Spanish class? I love all things culture!
Check out these activities that will make your unit and/or lesson about los Reyes Magos in Spanish class memorable and fun for students.
Pasaporte Cultural El Día de los Reyes Magos
Want your students to read more? This is the best option for reading and checking for comprehension with a variety of activities.
Each reading has images to support students in comprehension while reading. There is a version with a vocabulary index, completely in Spanish, and in English.
Included:
- Reading Passages
- Prueba y Pasa – Quiz Quiz Trade
- Comprehension Questions
- Cultural Comparison Venn Diagram
Pasaporte Cultural El Día de los Reyes Magos Research Activity
Looking for your students to do a little independent research? Have students search and discover more about El Día de los Reyes Magos with a web quest.
Included:
- Spanish Three Kings Day Webquest PDF Version
- Spanish Three Kings Day Webquest Google Slides Version
El Día de los Reyes Magos Pixel Art
NO PREP! This digital activity will be great in a crunch for time or extension activity for Three Kings Day. Have students read the short reading passing about the holiday and answer the comprehension questions in the Google Sheets activity.
Included:
- Story in Google Slides
- Self-checking comprehension questions
- Spanish and English Versions
¡SEIS!
Now, I know your students love games! This game is a class favorite! Students love racing to the end and stealing the pencil to beat their classmate. SEIS is always that game where students don’t realize how much they are learning or retaining because they’re having so much fun.
SEIS can be a partner game or game with a group of 3-5 students. Check out more about ¡SEIS! here!
Included:
- 3 Image Recognition Game Cards
- 1 Drawing Game Card
Matamoscas
Whole class game? Partner game? Matamoscas is another game that students love to play. Either you or a student calls out the vocabulary. Two students will race to find the image first.
You can separate students into two group and play as a whole class or have students seated and playing in pairs.
Included:
- 5 Game Cards
- Call Cards with Vocabulary
¡Yo Espío!
Included:
- Spy Activity Game
- 2 Extension Writing Activities
I hope you find these resources as great additions to your lessons about los Reyes Magos in Spanish Class.
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Jade Greene
