Description
Do you want an interactive activity for your students to review Spanish reflexive verbs vocabulary and daily routine vocabulary? This mystery pixel activity is a fun, no-prep, interactive activity for students to use that is self-checking in Google Sheets™. Students enter their answers correctly inside of a Google Sheet™ to reveal a FUN picture. This is easy to assign in Google Classroom™ or other Learning Management Systems and can easily be used for distance learning.
This activity is for practice identifying and making connections with Spanish reflexive verbs and daily routine vocabulary.
Students will type in their answers to 20 questions to review a fun, mystery image. With each correct answer, puzzle pieces will appear to create an image.
This resource includes the PDF version and a Google Drive version for students to record their answers. It also include the Google Sheets activity that includes the questions.
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Valerie C. –
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Pixel Pioneers –
Both myself and the students like to complete these because it gives instant feedback.
Juliana K. –
Great activity, although it was hard to edit some of the words. I followed the video and it did not work when I went to edit it
Karin B. –
Mystery pictures have become a familiar part of our routine. Students can become easily frustrated (through) no fault of the material/assignment. These days they simply often give up rather than emply try, try again.
Stephanie Portillo –
These difficult times have been going on much longer than we expected and these resources are tried and true! The challenges to teach virtually are difficult enough without trying to figure out the technology (not to mention the extra time involved) to make these digital, kid-friendly, engaging and productive activities and assessments. Everything we know has changed except for the need to have fun and engaging activities that provide us with the insight on student mastery we need. I truly appreciate the time and talents of the educators that make these high quality resources.