Tapón y la Tormenta

Make Learning Weather Vocabulary a Breeze with This Engaging Comic!
In this fun comic, students follow Tap&oacute;n as he tries to avoid a storm on his way to school&mdash;but his "brilliant" plan quickly leads to a hilarious disaster! Along the way, they'll encounter high-frequency weather expressions like&nbsp;est&aacute; lloviendo, hace sol, hay nubes, and hace viento in a natural and engaging context.
Students can read along, listen to native-speaker narration, and click on sentences to explore word meanings.

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El Doctor Manzana y el Sr Hamburguesa

This unit offers an interactive comic story that reinforces key phrases from the "Me duele" music video. Students will engage with common Spanish expressions such as "¿Cómo estás?", "¿Qué te pasa?", "¿Qué te duele?" and "No me siento bien". The activity is designed to be fun and educational, enhancing language retention through storytelling.

Srta Amarilla

This unit uses a comic-based activity to teach students common phrases like "lives in", "has", "goes to", "wants", "has to", etc. It's designed for interactive learning, encouraging students to use these phrases in different contexts, contributing to their vocabulary expansion and conversation skills. This unit is suitable for various learning styles, making language acquisition fun and engaging.

Srta Amarilla familia TEST

Timbo y la mariposa 

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Use this comic to introduce family members and parts of the house. Students will also learn high-frequency structures like "Este es...", "Esta es...", "Me gusta...", "Le gusta...", "Vamos a...", "&iquest;C&oacute;mo vas...?" and much more! The comic includes audio for correct pronunciation and clickable speech bubbles for translations (see image below). After working on the comic as a group, assign it as a task so students can read and review it by themselves.
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La Srta Amarilla y su familia

This comic-based activity introduces students to family members and parts of the house, along with high-frequency phrases like "Este es...", "Esta es...", and "Me gusta...". It features audio for correct pronunciation and clickable speech bubbles for translations. Post group work, assign the comic for individual reading and review. The theme "Vive en...", "Tiene...", "Va a ..." and "Quiero..." is also explored.

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Our comics weave vocabulary and grammar into compelling visuals and storylines, creating a context-rich environment that makes learning Spanish both enjoyable and accessible.

Marco y la Sobremesa

This unit features an engaging comic book that not only offers reading material but also plays aloud. Students can follow along, listen to narratives by native speakers, and look up unfamiliar words. The comic integrates vocabulary and grammar into captivating visuals and storylines, providing a rich context that makes learning enjoyable and accessible. The theme revolves around Marco's usual lunch at his cousin's house becoming unexpectedly fun and entertaining.

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