Description
Bring visual clarity and consistent language support to your Spanish classroom with these Spanish Sweet 16 High-Frequency Verb Posters! Each verb is designed with a clean watercolor style to brighten your room while giving students the daily support they need with the Sweet 16 / Dulce Dieciséis high-frequency verbs.
This set includes present tense, descriptive past (imperfect), and sudden past (preterite) forms for each verb—perfect for students at the novice level through intermediate Spanish learners. You’ll also get smaller card versions for limited wall space, mini word walls, centers, and interactive notebooks.
Great for: Spanish 1, Spanish 2, CI classrooms, daily routines, anchor charts, vocabulary support, student reference, and classroom decor.
What’s Included
✔️ Present tense forms of all Sweet 16 verbs: da, dice, está, hace, puede, pone, quiere, sabe, sale, es, tiene, trae, va, ve, oye, viene
✔️ Descriptive past (imperfect) forms for each verb
✔️ Sudden past (preterite) forms for each verb
✔️ Title labels for each tense (Present Tense, Descriptive Past, Sudden Past)
✔️ Watercolor full-page posters
✔️ Half-page posters
Why You’ll Love It
⭐ Clean, bright watercolor visuals that support comprehension
⭐ Perfect reference tool for high-frequency verb instruction & CI-based teaching ⭐ Helps students stay in the target language during reading, writing & speaking
⭐ Great for bulletin boards, above whiteboards, routines areas, and verb walls
⭐ Print-and-go—no prep required
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All rights reserved. For single-classroom use only. Please purchase an additional license to share with colleagues.
Danielle Holsapple –
These colorful mini posters make me happy! Plus they are a great resource for the students during class time! Thanks!
Audrey R. –
Beautiful made and very useful as visuals for my students!
Sara H. –
I love the background of these posters! The only thing I wish is that it was editable so that I could add different verb forms for my advanced classes.
Nelann T. –
I have actual stuff to refer to on my bulletin board in Spanish that is useful AND pleasant to the eyes of me and my students! This is amazing!