Description
Use this Spanish Three Kings Day Activity Bundle to introduce your students to the culture and traditions of El Día de los Reyes Magos, a holiday celebrated in many Spanish-speaking countries.
This bundle includes a variety of Spanish culture activities, reading comprehension, and interactive vocabulary games that help students build cultural understanding while practicing Spanish in meaningful, engaging ways. It’s perfect for Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 classes, cultural units, January lessons, or easy sub plans.
Students will learn about the origins, traditions, foods, and symbols of Three Kings Day while reinforcing high-frequency vocabulary and cultural concepts through games, readings, and hands-on activities.
Included in this Spanish Three Kings Day Bundle
▶️ Pasaporte Cultural Reading Passage and Comprehension Questions
▶️ Pasaporte Cultural Three Kings Day Research Activity | Digital and Print
▶️ Spanish Three Kings Day Pixel Art Activity in Google Sheets
▶️ Matamoscas Spanish Three Kings Day Flyswatter Game
▶️ SEIS Game with Image Recognition
▶️ SEIS Game with Vocabulary Recognition
▶️ Carrera Vocabulary Board Game
▶️ Yo Espío I Spy Activity
Why You’ll Love This Bundle
⭐ Easy way to teach Spanish culture with minimal prep
⭐ Includes reading, writing, speaking, and vocabulary practice
⭐ Perfect for January lessons, cultural units, and holiday activities
⭐ Works well for stations, sub plans, or whole-class activities
⭐ Keeps students engaged while reinforcing Spanish vocabulary
Perfect for
• Spanish 1 and Spanish 2
• Cultural lessons and culture units
• January Spanish activities
• Sub plans and emergency lessons
• Stations and centers
• Review and enrichment
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Señorita Frizzle –
This was perfect to print and go to teach my students on our first day back from Christmas break. We used the Pixel Art and the passport activities. The reading was very informational, and I love that there are several versions. I teach 6th grade DLI, so I have to teach everything in Spanish, and this worked great! Next year I may have my English partner teacher use some of the activities I don’t have time for in her class!
Dawn A. –
Perfect activity to use with my Spanish 2 classes. They enjoyed it!