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7th grade spanish assessments for Microsoft Excel
Presentational Speaking Rubric for World Languages (self-calculating)
The included presentational speaking rubric is written in student-friendly language with a point system that is more aligned to the 100-point scale. The rubric is based on the Fairfax County and International Baccalaureate rubrics with updated language to reflect current technology (i.e. using AI translation).Just enter one student name per sheet and that student's points per indicator. Excel calculates the individual student score and adds it to a class GRADE SHEET for easy copy-and-paste for t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Spanish Student Learning Objective (SLO)- Excel Supporting Data Template
Spanish Student Learning Objective (SLO)- Excel Supporting Data Template
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6th - 12th
Food Speaking Chart (Questions and Answers)
This product contains two similar charts used to promote Spanish speaking in the Spanish classroom. The theme is food. I used Excel because it is more effective for creating charts. The chart can be edited. You can use these sheets as a quick speaking activity or an assessment. This is a tangible way to record students' speaking activity. Students answer the questions, first, for themselves (to become familiar with the questions and answers) and then ask a partner. Both times they circle their a
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3rd - 12th
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Spanish Verb Charts: Present, Past, Preterite, Future
These charts are for practice and repetition. The charts were created on Google Sheets, therefore they are easy to edit. If you look at the bottom tabs, the four tenses will be found. Have fun.
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5th - 12th
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Casa Categories
Organize house vocabulary words into categories according to where you might see the object. Words can be repeated.*Answer key not included because answers will vary!
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4th - 7th
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Excel Test grading template
Grading tests SUCK. Especially when you're trying to teach under the Comprehensible Input umbrella AND have close to 200 students. A couple of years ago this was me, struggling to be the best possible Spanish teacher to my 200+ students while also not destroying my personal time and health. My response was to start teaching out of novels and create a 5 part test for every couple of chapters or so. The five parts being: Listening, Reading, Culture, writing, and Speaking. Ideally, I would move to
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2nd - 12th
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