Spanish resources for middle and high school. Pack your bags: every unit is a new country, a new friend and a story your students actually want to finish, all print-and-go for you.
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nuestra promesa: five pillars in every unit
“Give me five”: the five pillars of language, in every unit, around one adventure.
Cultura MásInmersión cultural auténticaAuthentic culture
Lee MásComprensión lectora esencialReading
Escucha MásComprensión auditiva dinámicaListening
Escribe MásHabilidades de escritura y composiciónWriting
Habla MásInteracción oral y conversaciónSpeaking¡Dame Cinco! builds it. ¡YO PUEDO! proves it.
Every unit opens with ¡YO PUEDO! goals by mode: Interpretive (I understand), Interpersonal (I talk with someone), Presentational (I share).
One goal from each unit, as it prints on page 1 of the student packet.
¡YO PUEDO! I can state my name, origin, and age in Spanish.
¡YO PUEDO! I can introduce my full Explorador Persona in 5+ sentences.
¡YO PUEDO! I can ask how to spell a name and where someone is from.
¡YO PUEDO! I can ask and answer about the date, the time, birthdays and prices.
¡YO PUEDO! I can ask and answer what something is, its color and whose it is.
One adventure across the Spanish-speaking world, one country at a time. Each unit stands on its own and is part of the full curriculum, with five to nine teaching days per unit. Each one builds on what Spanish students have already learned. Unidades 01–05 are available today.

Cognates, greetings and who I am

Los Súper 7, the verbs for real conversation

The alphabet, spelling and nationalities

Numbers, time and dates

Ser, articles and school supplies
Coming soonDescribing people: ser and adjectives, with -o/-a agreement
Every unit comes with all of this, ready to print and teach.

Culture, reading, listening, speaking and writing, page by page.

A deck that walks the packet with you, so you can teach straight from the screen.

The plan, the timing and every answer, so tomorrow's lesson is ready tonight.

Every unit opens a real place: its people, its food, its festivals and its stories.

Escape rooms, lotería, scavenger hunts and hands-on projects students ask for.

Characters students know, speaking real Spanish, in a podcast-style video.
Every unit has extensions: escape rooms, lotería, speaking games, culture readings and projects. Use them with the unit, or on their own.
Escape room
Escape room
Escape room
Speaking game
Culture & reading
Listening game
Lesson & board game
Lotería gameStudents meet a new amigo at every stop of the route.

Your guide and the teacher behind every unit

A llama explorer from Perú, and the star of the route

Your amiga in Mexico City, from Unidad 03

Your amigo in Panamá City, from Unidad 04

Your amigo in La Fortuna, Costa Rica, from Unidad 05



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After more than 25 years in the classroom, my favorite moment in teaching is still watching students connect the dots: the moment a language concept clicks into genuine communication.
Spanish Curriculum Studio is my way of sharing the classroom-tested strategies, stories and activities I've built over the years.
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Start with Unidad 01 in Perú, or grab the free Día de los Muertos activity pack.

Verb ser activities for Spanish 1, in middle and high school: subject pronouns, el, la, un and una with plurals, 14 school objects and eight colors. Fernando’s backpack is lost at a school in La Fortuna, Costa Rica, so students ask “¿De quién es?”, run a lost-and-found desk and present their own backpack.
A choice board, a Costa Rica culture and speaking project, and task cards for the verb ser. Each one works on its own, $3.99 each on TPT.
Choice board
Culture & speaking
Task cards