Spanish Sub Plans, A2 Review, Spanish 2, Any Grade, Week Long Emergency Sub Plans for Spanish Class, No Prep, 64 Pages

A sick day shouldn’t stop your Spanish 2 students from moving forward. Level A2 review fills the whole week with these emergency sub plans: Spanish sub plans for five days, one set a day for every class, also ready as long term sub plans in middle school or high school. It is review only, nothing new: Spanish worksheets with word banks on the preterite and the imperfect, shopping and clothes, health and commands, and travel, plus a daily calm vocabulary block, team tasks, optional Spanish review games and answer keys, in a no prep Spanish sub binder. Every instruction is in English, so the sub needs no Spanish. No tech needed. Print and go for a planned absence, a sub tub, a substitute teacher binder, or emergency lesson plans on a sick day.

Perfect For

• A full week out: sick leave, a conference, jury duty, a family emergency
• A sub who does not know your subject or your class
• Spanish teachers with several classes at the same level: one set covers every class that day
• A review week 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
• Long term subs who need a first week that runs itself

How It Works

1. Print the binder and leave it on your desk. The week plan on page 4 is already filled in, with page numbers and minutes for every set.
2. Monday’s set runs in every period you teach on Monday, Tuesday’s set on Tuesday, and so on. The calm vocabulary block fits any gap, the team task fills a block period, and the game is optional fun for the last 15 minutes.
3. Every set stands alone, so the plan is only a sample order: swap sets between days, or use one with another class when it fits. Each set opens with a line that says what it reviews, so you can match it to what your class has covered.
4. Instructions are in English and every answer is in the key, so the sub needs no Spanish.
5. Prefer your own order? A blank weekly schedule is included.

What’s Inside: 64 Pages

• A sub binder front section: a note to the substitute, the week plan already filled in Monday to Friday with page numbers, a blank weekly schedule, class list and dismissal, a “how it went” sheet, and a Monday opener (Meet Your Sub)
• A2 review set 1, Last Weekend: reviews preterite of regular verbs, spelling changes, ir, ser, hacer, tener and estar, time words, weekend activities
• A2 review set 2, Childhood Memories: reviews imperfect for habits and descriptions, ser, ir and ver, preterite versus imperfect, toys, games and school memories
• A2 review set 3, Shopping and Clothes: reviews direct object pronouns, demonstratives (this, that, that over there), comparatives and superlatives, clothes, sizes, colors and prices
• A2 review set 4, Health and the Body: reviews doler and parecer, affirmative tú and usted commands, tener que and deber, body parts, symptoms and the pharmacy
• A2 review set 5, Travel and Experiences: reviews present perfect with ya, todavía no, alguna vez and nunca, estar plus gerund, ir a for plans, travel and the hotel
• Spanish team tasks, one per day (about 40 minutes, groups of four): Weekend Jobs; The Class Trip Day; The Paper Plane Test; The Youth Page; Phones in the Box
• Optional Spanish games for the last 15 minutes, a fun way to end the class or something for extra time, with level A2 Spanish questions asked in English and the Spanish answers in the key: Whiteboard Quiz Game; Paper Password; Class Feud; Classroom Millionaire; Mystery Box
• A calm vocabulary block for each day, for early finishers or a loud moment: students learn 8 new Spanish words at level A2, turn the page over and test themselves quietly (match, word grid, story gaps, unscramble, mystery word), then check with the answer strip: Learn and Test: Weekend Words; Learn and Test: Childhood Words; Learn and Test: Shopping Words; Learn and Test: Health Words; Learn and Test: Travel Words
• Answer keys for every set, vocabulary test, team task and game

Here is a quick look at the kit: