The end of October is coming up fast! Between class routines, special events, and the excitement of fall, this time of year can feel extra busy. That’s why being intentional about what we include in our lessons makes such a difference—especially in elementary Spanish classrooms, where time is always limited and every minute counts.
If you’re still deciding how to wrap up the month, I’ve gathered a collection of ready-to-use Spanish resources to make planning easy and meaningful. You’ll find ideas that work beautifully for elementary, middle, and high school Spanish students—from cultural lessons and interactive games to seasonal stories and songs that bring language learning to life.
Explore all the resources on here and in my Teachers Pay Teachers store.
- Talking About Día de Muertos in Spanish Class
- Day of the Dead Books for Elementary Students
- A Collection of Day of the Dead Resources
- Día de los Difuntos in Bolivia
- Day of the Dead Celebration in Sumpango, Guatemala
- What Happens on All Saint’s Day in Colombia
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Whether you’re preparing for Día de los Muertos, Halloween, or just want to end October with something joyful and purposeful, you’ll find everything you need to keep your students excited about learning Spanish!
