Los artículos Google Slides Spanish grammar for El Dictado- Improve Spanish grammar, vocabulary and metalinguistic skills with our comprehensive El Dictado: Los artículos slides Spanish, designed to provide explicit and targeted low prep instruction in reading and writing for your dual-language students. These 4 low prep lessons were created to target common errors of emerging bilingual students.
This Google Slide deck includes 4 days of low prep slides that focuses on articles in Spanish with opportunities to make connections with English.
IMPORTANT: This resource is part of this BUNDLE that includes a training video
This product includes 4 low prep lessons that build upon each other and are integrated into your existing El Dictado instructional routine. The lessons build upon each other with vocabulary.
El dictado supports word study, mechanics, spelling, punctuation, and fluency skills, enriching your instruction in both English and Spanish. Experience an interactive and authentic way of embedding language domains (reading, writing, speaking, and listening) in your student's learning process.
This lesson is great for:
Early literacy
Integrate Spanish phonological awareness with writing
Dual Language Teachers
Teachers who work with newcomers
Encourages growth mindset!
Use as a form of assessment
This lesson is great for:
Teaching feminine and masculine article agreement
Different types of articles
Bridging opportunities
Integrate Spanish phonological awareness with writing
Prevent common writing errors
Teaching different types of sentences
Differentiating for various students. (Use the slides that fit the needs of your students)
Dual Language Teachers
Teachers who work with newcomers
Encourages growth mindset!
Use as a form of assessment
This lesson includes:
122 Spanish lesson slides
4 Lessons:
Lesson 1: Intro- Los artículos femeninos- Singular and plural
Lesson 2: Repaso y artículos masculinos- Singular y plural
Lesson 3: Repaso- Los artículos indeterminados
Lesson 4: Los artículos engañosos
How to use:
Takes only 15-20 minutes a day! (once students know the routine)
Follow the dictado slides based on the day
Save student work over the course of a week and reflect on individual growth

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