In this interactive class, games and education merge seamlessly, offering an immersive and enjoyable path to Spanish language proficiency. Designed to accommodate learners of all levels, this game-based approach provides an exciting introduction to Spanish for beginners and a dynamic review opportunity for those with previous experience.

At the start of each class, we dedicate a few minutes to review the 10 words for the day's topic, ensuring students are well-prepared for the game. Clear instructions will then be provided on how to join and play the game. The teacher will guide students through the game, ensuring a smooth experience and a lively atmosphere. The teacher will only join the game if necessary to meet the minimum player requirement for some games. Students will play 1 or 2 rounds of the pre-selected game and then have the choice of other games for the remainder of the class time.

Students may use the same device they are logged into via Zoom or a separate device such as a tablet or computer. They just need access to an internet browser to sign into the game and start playing. There's no need to install or download anything, and no additional website login is required.

Each week introduces new vocabulary and a new topic throughout the year. After each class, gaming assignments are posted to provide continued practice outside of class.

About Each Game:

BlastBall: Teams earn blasts by choosing the correct English translation for Spanish words to score goals. The team with the highest score wins.

Don't Look Down: Students climb an obstacle course by selecting the correct English translation for Spanish words to gain energy. The first to reach the top wins.

Snowbrawl: Players earn snowballs by choosing the correct translations and use them to knock others out. The player or team with the most knockouts wins.

The Floor is Lava: Students work together to stay above rising lava by selecting translations to earn cash for building. The game ends when the lava reaches the top.

Tag Domination: Teams tag each other for points, gaining energy through correct translations. The team with the most tags wins.

Trust No One: Similar to "Among Us," players identify impostors by choosing correct translations to earn power. Crewmates win by identifying impostors, while impostors win by blending in.

Knockback: Players earn energy by selecting correct translations to knock others off the screen. The player or team with the most knockouts wins.

Capture the Flag: Teams compete to capture flags and protect their own by choosing correct translations to gain energy for movement and upgrades. The team with the most captures wins.

Dig It Up: Students earn energy through correct translations to dig for resources and save the mayor. The first to reach the mayor or the highest when time runs out wins.

Weekly breakdown listed with Topic & Game:
Week of 	Sep 30	-	Numbers 0-9					/	Tag Domination
Week of 	Oct 7	-	Food (Fruit)					/	Trust No One
Week of 	Oct 14	-	Home (Rooms)				/	Knockback
Week of 	Oct 21	-	Animals (Household)			/	Capture the Flag
Week of 	Oct 28	-	Action Verbs					/	Dig It Up
Week of 	Nov 4	-	Feelings						/	Blastball
Week of 	Nov 11	-	Nature (Outdoor)				/	Don't Look Down
Week of 	Nov 18	-	Food (Breakfast)				/	Snowbrawl
Week of 	Nov 25	-	No Class		
Week of 	Dec 2	-	Places						/	The Floor is Lava
Week of 	Dec 9	-	Shapes						/	Tag Domination
Week of 	Dec 16	-	Toys						/	Trust No One
Week of 	Dec 23	-	No Class		
Week of 	Dec 30	-	No Class		
Week of 	Jan 6	-	Calendar (Jan-Jun)			/	Knockback
Week of 	Jan 13	-	Clothes (Winter)				/	Capture the Flag
Week of 	Jan 20	-	Food (Vegetables)			/	Dig It Up
Week of 	Jan 27	-	Routine						/	Blastball
Week of 	Feb 3	-	Numbers 10-19				/	Don't Look Down
Week of 	Feb 10	-	Farm Animals					/	Snowbrawl
Week of 	Feb 17	-	Vehicles						/	The Floor is Lava
Week of 	Feb 24	-	Food (Lunch)					/	Tag Domination
Week of 	Mar 3	-	Family						/	Trust No One
Week of 	Mar 10	-	Body Parts (Head)			/	Knockback
Week of 	Mar 17	-	Accessories					/	Capture the Flag
Week of 	Mar 24	-	Office Supplies				/	Dig It Up
Week of 	Mar 31	-	Adjectives					/	Blastball
Week of 	Apr 7	-	Kitchen Utensils & Tableware	/	Don't Look Down
Week of 	Apr 14	-	Weather						/	Snowbrawl
Week of 	Apr 21	-	No Class		
Week of 	Apr 28	-	Furniture					/	The Floor is Lava
Week of 	May 5	-	Food (Dinner)				/	Tag Domination
Week of 	May 12	-	Marine Animals				/	Trust No One
Week of 	May 19	-	Numbers 20-99				/	Knockback
Week of 	May 26	-	No Class		
Week of 	Jun 2	-	Common Verbs				/	Capture the Flag
Week of 	Jun 9	-	Chores						/	Dig It Up
Week of 	Jun 16	-	Drinks and Condiments		/	Blastball
Week of 	Jun 23	-	Clothes (Summer)				/	Don't Look Down
Week of 	Jun 30	-	No Class		
Week of 	Jul 7	-	Calendar (Jul-Dec & Seasons)	/	Snowbrawl
Week of 	Jul 14	-	Units of Measurement			/	The Floor is Lava
Week of 	Jul 21	-	Numbers 100-1,000			/	Tag Domination
Week of 	Jul 28	-	Food (Snacks & Desserts)		/	Trust No One
Week of 	Aug 4	-	Phrases						/	Knockback
Week of 	Aug 11	-	Body Parts (full body)			/	Capture the Flag
Week of 	Aug 18	-	Professions					/	Dig It Up
Week of 	Aug 25	-	Clothes						/	Blastball
Week of 	Sep 1	-	No Class		

Games are subject to change based on feedback from students and as new games are added to the website. Punctuality is essential to join the fun, review words, and sign into the game. Winning or losing is not the primary focus; the main goal is for all students to have fun while learning!