Working to condense all of the weekend chat versions in one place as the options have grown!
Here are links to previous posts–look here and here for a wide range of options + various languages
By request, here’s a winter/holiday version in English:
1/2/22: Winter/holiday version in French. Thanks to Stephanie (@MmeCarbonneau) for the translation help!
1/1/22: Here’s a winter/holiday version in Spanish to make the return to class just a little bit easier! There’s also a version without hunting–scroll down just a bit.
Here’s one for fall activities in Spanish (past tense) and simple future
And now one for future tense:
Aventuras Nuevas 
¡Hola! Salut!
Thank you so much for these! They really help support my students.
I would love to try to create a French version. How would I go about starting? Do you have a template? Would I start with a Google slide? I’ll happily send it to you, hopefully, someone could proofread it!
Gracias/Merci,
🙂
Quick question… what is “una fiesta de estacionamiento?
tailgating–a high frequency activity in our part of the country 🙂
Hello! I love these, but would love to make my own. What did you use to create the weekend placemats?
Muchísimas gracias!
I use Pages.
Dear Bethany !Muchísimas gracias por tu generosidad! estos recursos son fantásticos.
¡Feliz Año Nuevo 2022!
These are amazing and you have done a fabulous job! I would love to make one of these for my classes, but I am not sure what to use. Pages was mentioned above, but I don’t use a Mac….is there something equivalent from Google or for a PC?
I know others have used Canva or even a slides software (Slides, Keynote, PowerPoint) to make them 🙂
These (again) are great…is there any way I could get one for Winter Break (coming up in 2 weeks)? Pretty much the same as this but without the New Year’s reference….and without Hornee…..my freshmen are just too immature for that one…….coche was 5 minutes of giggles as it was….I just can’t with them this year….lol
Thanks for reading & reaching out. I can’t tackle this right now, but perhaps some creative white out application could do the trick for now?
You are very kind and generous in your reply to Tabbatha. I mean, really, some people are just clueless. Here she gets a resource FOR FREE and then whines and complains that she has no classroom control over her teens that she teaches. With colleagues like that, it’s no wonder parents are just as clueless sometimes.
God bless you and your hard work!
I’m getting ready to kick off a new semester and I the first thing I searched as I got ready to lesson plan were your chat mats. Thank you for making these available to our teaching community! They’re absolutely wonderful–even for my adult learners!
These are fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing!!