El Dictado
El Dictado Resources for Dual Language Teachers
Freshen up your teaching of Spanish or English with el Dictado. Based off of a few versions of el dictado, this tried and true strategy provides the opportunity for explicit instruction of word study and mechanics, spelling, punctuation, and fluency skills.
Your dual language students will also develop metalinguistic connections between English and Spanish while they engage in user-friendly Google Slide. Improve your biliteracy instruction with el Dictado and start seeing results.
Your dual language students will also develop metalinguistic connections between English and Spanish while they engage in user-friendly Google Slide. Improve your biliteracy instruction with el Dictado and start seeing results.
Say goodbye to traditional methods, such as spelling tests, and embrace an interactive and authentic approach to embedding language domains(reading, writing, speaking and listening) to your students.
The Dictado bundle includes:
- Training Video and turn-key lessons
- Dictado Intro lesson for your class in English and Spanish
- Differentiated El Dictado Paper
- Posters in English and Spanish for las Marcas de correción (with mini versions)
- Over 700 Interactive Slides (with a PDF version)
- 7 Weeks of Phonics Lessons ready to go!
- Access to any updates or future lessons and trainings
El Dictado Resources
Marisol Marisol
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this a curriculum?
El dictado is not a curriculum. You use it to target specific litearcy skills that your students struggle with.
Why are the materials only in Spanish?
Spanish materials are hard to come by so my focus has been to create Spanish resources. In the future will be creating more resources that will allow students to use what they learn in Spanish to transfer to English.
What happens if you create other resources? Will I still have access?
Yes! Any resource that I create will live in this program. You will have access to future lessons.
What does it include:
Includes a video presentation to get you started, lesson plans and my favorite resources. This includes an intro lesson for your students along with google slides and PDF's for each lesson. (Note- The PDF's do not contain animation, so I recommend using google slides when possible),
