This list of games for Spanish class includes several games that can be modified depending on the vocabulary unit you are teaching. Games encourage listening comprehension, speaking practice, or both.

This narrated slideshow tells a brief story of how a birthday party was planned and carried out. There are pictures for each sentence.

This song created for the level 1 Realidades textbook demonstrates how to ask people what they are like and answer for yourself. Lyrics are available in English/Spanish; perfect for cloze activities.

This collection of classic French songs represents Francophone music across decades and countries. Some entries include videos of live performances. Each entry includes complete lyrics, song notes, and exercises made available via a downloadable pdf file.

This interactive site introduces basic vocabulary in French (and many other languages). Students learn first by reviewing vocabulary and associated images and audio. Each topic includes a game that offers immediate feedback to the student.

This presentation thoroughly covers seasons, days, months, and saying the date in Spanish. It also covers conventions such as not capitalizing months/ days, the Hispanic calendar beginning with Monday, and the date being written DD/MM/YYYY. The last slide of the presentation prompts the reader with several questions related to days and dates such as ''What was yesterday's date?'' and ''What is your favorite month?"

This interactive activity assesses how well students know basic weather expressions in Spanish. Multiple choice pictures are shown with a written weather phrase. Feedback is given after each question. The end slide of the activity connects students with www.weather.com and prompts them to write about the weather in three different European cities.

This is a short song featuring farm animals, their names and respective animal sounds in Spanish. Originally the song was released in Italian and is now available in approximately 20 languages. There is a companion activity sheet to go with the music video.

Students will practice French vocabulary through a series of interactive modules, beginning with introduction of the vocabulary through images and audio, followed by a lesson, a game, and finally an assessment.

This narrated slideshow uses pictures to teach/ review clothing. The slideshow uses lots of repetition of the verb 'ponerme'.

This narrated slideshow uses the structure ''Yo veo algo...'' and pictures to teach basic adjectives.

This text is a story told in Spanish with accompanying pictures about a turtle that goes to school. As time passes while the turtle walks, students learn the names of the days of the week in Spanish.

This collection of topics includes basic vocabulary and expressions for novice language learners. Each topic includes several subtopics introduced by online activities and corresponding print activities.

This presentation uses several cities in Mexico and their georgraphical relationships to one another to teach cardinal directions. Although previous knowledge of the geography of Mexico is helpful, it is not necessary.

Students will learn basic household tasks like doing the dishes and taking out the trash. Students listen to a short audio description and then must match the item with the associated image.

This site contains a short skit written in Latin which explores the myth of Prometheus and Pandora. It also contains an English translation of the skit.

This resource offers a printable clipart collection of simple phrases and sentences to be posted around the classroom as a tool for students to communicate in French at all times.

This resource is a multi media interactive web documentary in which an elementary school class chronicles their learning as they address questions of cultural identity, cultural differences, racism, immigration, etc. The home page has links to various tableaux which each focus on one sub-theme.