Basta spanish game

Angela Azevedo Followers. Grade Levels. Activities , Fun Stuff , Games. Formats Included. Add one to cart. Buy licenses to share. Add to Wish List. Share this resource. Report this resource to TpT. Traditional games in Spanish teach language and culture. These 12 games are from Latin America and Spain. All of them incorporate language, so they are excellent to play with children learning Spanish.

In addition to vocabulary and common grammatical structures, the games are culturally relevant and fun. They are played every day by children around the world. In Mexico, the same game is called 1, 2, 3 Calabaza.

In the game, one player faces a wall or a tree with the rest of the group behind her at a distance. The group tries to move forward while her back is to them. She says Un, dos, tres momia es or 1, 2, 3, calabaza spins around, and tries to catch someone moving. Everyone must stand perfectly still, like a mummy, or a pumpkin while she is watching. If she sees someone move, that person must return to the starting line. The first person to reach her takes her place.

It is a category game in Spanish — the original, non-commercial version of Scattergories. To play, players select a letter this way: one person says the alphabet very quickly and someone else stops her by saying basta.

Whatever letter the person is saying when she hears basta is the letter for that round. I have printable game boards and details on how to score the game in an earlier post. Tripas de Gato This is a traditional game where players take turns drawing lines between pairs of numbers 1 to 1, 2 to 2 without crossing or touching any other lines. This gets harder as the lines form a maze. Here are more instructions and adaptations for language learners. For Parents.

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Teacher Manuals. Test Prep. Thematic Unit Plans. Unit Plans. Word Walls. Don't see what you looking for? Some filters moved to Formats filters, which is at the top of the page. All Resource Types. Results for basta results. Sort: Relevance. No basta con hablar de la paz is a two week unit of study that shares the work of advocates who use their platforms to make change.

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We hope that this unit helps you sha. Show more details. Wish List. Spanish , Vocabulary , Writing. Activities , Games. Worksheet for the song "Spielerfrauen" by Basta.

Word Document File. This is a 4 page worksheet to go with the song "Spielerfrauen" by Basta. Questions in English. German , Reading. Juego Stop! This is a fun word game that is used to practice vocabulary or just have fun with your students, family and friends. It brings 3 different levels so you can use it with different Spanish fluency levels. Each level has one page with pre-made categories and an extra page with blank categories for yo.

Activities , Games , Worksheets. Game Edtiable Templates Basta: Review activities, centers and more! Your download includes:Stop! Game Editable Temp. Activities , Fun Stuff , Games. End of year Game. Play this fun game with your whole class! This is a hispanic version of scattagories. I was able to play it with my whole class but I had them determined who won the round within their group.

Print sided for 15 rounds. Spanish Verb and Grammar Game. This fun game is a great way to review vocabulary, verbs, any concept you have studied with your students! It's very easy and requires almost no prep work. It also introduces fun competition and easily keeps students engaged. Have a person pick a letter, without looking. The letter picked represents the letter that must be used in that round of play. For example, if you pick the letter "A" any answer to any category must begin with that letter.

If the category is Animal, you could write "antelope," if the category is fruit, you could write "apple. Allow each person or team to take about 3 minutes to write down an answer to each category without letting the other people or teams see their answers. Yell "basta! Each person or team reveals their answers.

If any team duplicates an answer they get 50 points.