Spanish Sub Plans, 2 Weeks, A2 Review, Spanish 2, Any Grade, Long Term Sub Plans for Spanish Class, No Prep, 126 Pages

Your sub can run ten days of Spanish 2 without knowing any Spanish. These Spanish sub plans are long term sub plans for two full weeks of level A2 review, one set a day for every class, in middle school or high school. Every task (each review set, calm block, team task, game and the Monday opener) starts with a "Say this to the class" box: two or three sentences in English that tell students what to do and how to start. The review sets go over core A2 grammar: the preterite and the imperfect, the present perfect, tú and usted commands, object pronouns, gustar, doler and parecer, comparisons, estar plus gerund and ir a. Every day has individual work (the set and a calm vocabulary block) and a team task for groups of four, plus an optional Spanish game on that day’s lesson as a fun way to end the class. No prep, no tech: print and go.

Perfect For

• Two weeks out: surgery or medical leave, a family emergency, a school trip, jury duty
• The first two weeks of a long term sub, before your own plans take over
• A sub who speaks no Spanish: every instruction is in English and every answer is in the key
• Spanish teachers with several Spanish 2 classes: one set covers every class that day
• Review weeks before a test or after a break, when nothing new should be taught
• Your sub tub or emergency sub folder, ready before you need it

How It Works

1. Print both binders and leave them on your desk. Week 1 covers days 1 to 5 and Week 2 covers days 6 to 10. Each binder has its own week plan on page 4, already filled in with page numbers and minutes.
2. The sub reads the "Say this to the class" box at the top of the task, then runs the day’s review set in every period. Each set is one period (45 to 55 minutes) of written work, and every set ends with a challenge for fast finishers.
3. The calm vocabulary block (learn 8 words, then a quiet self-test) is for early finishers or a loud moment, the team task for groups of four fills a block period or extra time, and the game is optional fun for the last 15 minutes.
4. Every set stands alone, so the plan is only a sample order: move any set to any day. Each set opens with a line that says what it reviews, so you can match it to what your class has covered.
5. Instructions are in English and every answer is in the key at the back of each binder, so the sub needs no Spanish. Prefer your own order? Each binder includes a blank weekly schedule.

What the Sub Gets

• A note to the substitute in each binder: the daily routine, how the challenge works, and what to do if the class is loud
• A "Say this to the class" script for every task: the Monday opener, each review set, each calm block, each team task and each game (42 in all), two or three sentences in English that say what students do, how (on their own, in pairs, in teams or as a whole class) and the first step
• A step by step sub script for the Monday opener, and a "Read this out" box on most games
• The week plan already filled in with page numbers, a blank schedule, a class list and a "how it went" page
• Every answer in the key, including the challenges

What’s Inside: 126 Pages, Two Binders

• Week 1 binder, 63 pages: a binder cover, important information, a note to the substitute, the week plan filled in Monday to Friday with page numbers, a blank weekly schedule, a set index, class list and dismissal, a "how it went" sheet and a Monday opener (Meet Your Sub)
• Week 1 review sets (solo, 3 pages each): Last Weekend (preterite of regular verbs, spelling changes, ir, ser, hacer, tener and estar, time words, weekend activities); Childhood Memories (imperfect for habits and descriptions, ser, ir and ver, preterite versus imperfect, toys, games and school memories); Shopping and Clothes (direct object pronouns, demonstratives (this, that, that over there), comparatives and superlatives, clothes, sizes, colors and prices); Health and the Body (doler and parecer, affirmative tú and usted commands, tener que and deber, body parts, symptoms and the pharmacy); Travel and Experiences (present perfect with ya, todavía no, alguna vez and nunca, estar plus gerund, ir a for plans, travel and the hotel)
• Week 1 team tasks (groups of four): Weekend Jobs; The Class Trip Day; The Mall Receipts; The Youth Page; The Hostel Tour Desk
• Week 1 calm vocabulary (solo, learn 8 words plus a quiet self-test): Weekend Words; Childhood Words; Shopping Words; Health Words; Travel Words
• Week 2 binder, 63 pages: its own binder cover, important information, note to the substitute, filled-in week plan, blank schedule, set index, class list, "how it went" sheet and a Monday restart opener (Monday Warm Start)
• Week 2 review sets (solo, 3 pages each): Food and Restaurants (gustar, encantar and parecer with me, te, le, nos, les, indirect object pronouns, food, dishes and ordering at a restaurant); Yesterday’s Routine (reflexive verbs in the preterite, stem changers in the third person, sequence words, a daily routine yesterday); Home and Chores (affirmative tú commands with the eight short forms, tener que and deber, chores and the home); Sports and Competitions (irregular preterites (hacer, tener, estar, poder, poner, venir, decir, dar, ir), sports, scores and competitions); Family Stories (imperfect for descriptions and habits, preterite for events, the basic contrast, family members and family stories)
• Week 2 team tasks (groups of four): Table for Eight; Who Used the Bathroom?; House Sitter Notes; The Tournament Bracket; The Family Album
• Week 2 calm vocabulary (solo, learn 8 words plus a quiet self-test): Restaurant Words; Bathroom Routine Words; Chore Words; Competition Words; Family Words
• Optional Spanish games for the last 15 minutes of each day, a fun way to end the class or something for extra time; every game reviews only that day’s lesson: Whiteboard Quiz Game; Paper Password; Class Feud; Classroom Millionaire; Mystery Box
• Answer keys for every set (including the challenge), vocabulary test, team task and game, at the back of each binder

Here is a quick look at both weeks: