Material for AP Spanish Language
Many of us language teachers have to teach multiple levels. I personally know the struggle! At one point I was teaching 4 different levels, including AP Spanish Language and AP Spanish Literature!
My goal is to provide as much material to help you deliver fun and engaging lessons that make it easy for you to follow and save you time and stress. All while preparing students for the AP Exams!
Below are some lesson plans, materials, and presentations you can use for the AP Spanish Language course.
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AP Spanish Language Year-Long Curriculum
This year-long curriculum is organized by the 6 mandatory themes. It includes engaging reading material, projects, PowerPoints, student handouts, FRQ mock exams, and a teacher “Pacing Guide” to organize all the activities.
NO TEXTBOOK NEEDED FOR THIS CURRICULUM!
You will receive Google Drive link and instructions on how to use the material.
Bonus: When you purchase this year-long curriculum, you will get the complete mock exam!
This video explains how the AP Spanish Language bundle is organized and activities it includes.
Some of the many activities and resources included in this curriculum.
OR - If you prefer, get single units by theme. Each unit includes engaging reading material, projects, PowerPoints, student handouts, FRQ mock exams, and a teacher “Pacing Guide” to organize all the activities.
Remember - NO TEXTBOOK REQUIRED to use this curriculum!
See a sample lesson plan here.
Single Activities for AP Spanish Language
Please note that ALL the activities below are included in the AP Spanish Language Year-Long Curriculum listed above.
Complete Mock Exam - Multiple Choice & FRQs
This mock exam of the AP Spanish Language course includes the multiple choice section with answer key (65 questions), four free response questions (email, essay, conversation, presentation), teacher script to mock the actual format of the instructions and audio files.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
Persuasive Essay PowerPoint & Optional Outline
This product is designed for the AP Spanish Language Persuasive Essay. It includes a PowerPoint that breaks down the prompt, includes an outline and example and a practice FRQ. It also includes a document as an optional outline and vocabulary suggestions.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
Cultural Comparison PowerPoint
This PowerPoint explains the prompt, the expectations, provides notes for a structured response, and includes 6 cultural comparison practices for each of the 6 themes.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
Email Reply PowerPoint & Optional Brainstorm
This product for the Email FRQ for AP Spanish Language includes a PowerPoint that breaks down the prompt, includes an outline and 3 practices. It also includes a document as an optional brainstorm and vocabulary activity.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
Interpersonal Conversation PowerPoint
This product is designed for the AP Spanish Language Interpersonal Conversation. It is a PowerPoint that breaks down the prompt, rubric, includes examples, and 2 practices with audios from the College Board.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
“La Bolsa” identity project
This fun identity project can be used at the beginning of the year to get to know your students, or at the end of the year as an evaluation of their learning and language skills.
This lesson contains 4 documents: 1. Instructions on how to elaborate the project, 2. A suggested script students can memorize, 3. A rubric with expectations and 4. Notes template so students are engaged during their peer’s presentations.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
Songs for listening comprehension
This resource includes 6 songs in Spanish with the teacher version (answer key) and student version. This resource can be used for advanced Spanish classes, including AP Spanish Language.
Each song includes a brief note about the singer(s), context of the song, vocabulary words, fill in the blanks for the lyrics, and analysis questions.
It also includes suggested activities that you can have your students do as tasks/projects as a follow up to the songs.
This material is included in the curriculum mentioned above.
