Description
Looking for a complete print-and-go resource to assess your Spanish 1 students’ understanding of weather vocabulary and expressions? This comprehension-based assessment pack targets all 4 ACTFL communication modes — making it the ideal tool for your novice low-mid learners.
How it Works:
Each assessment aligns with real-world communication tasks:
- Interpretive Listening: Students respond to an audio-based forecast with multiple-choice and short-answer questions.
- Interpretive Reading: Students interpret a 7-day forecast for 3 Latin American cities and answer true/false + comprehension questions.
- Interpersonal Speaking: Partner activity where students ask/answer questions to complete missing info from weather charts.
- ✍️ Presentational Writing: Students illustrate a forecast and write complete sentences using helpful sentence starters and weather icons.
Why You’ll Love It:
- ✅ Zero prep — just print and go!
- ✅ Targets all 4 ACTFL modes
- ✅ Includes audio file + script
- ✅ Works with CI and traditional curricula
- ✅ Rubrics included for writing and speaking
- ✅ Sentence starters + helpful phrases support novice speakers
What’s Included:
- 4 assessments (listening, reading, speaking, writing)
- Listening audio file
- Answer keys
- Rubrics for writing + speaking
- Printable PDF format
Perfect For:
- Spanish 1 assessments on el tiempo
- Comprehension-based teaching
- CI-friendly classrooms
- Sub plans
- Benchmark or unit-end evaluations
Assess students authentically with tasks that mimic real-world Spanish use — while keeping your prep time to zero. These el tiempo weather assessments make evaluating student progress simple, structured, and standards-based.
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Keila H. –
This resource is very easy to use and has been a huge time-saver for me. Everything is clearly organized and ready to go, which made planning so much quicker. I was able to implement it right away without extra prep, and it worked smoothly in my classroom.