Β‘Hola mi gente linda! If you’re new here to The Cultural Classroom, my name is Allison and I am a Spanish Teacher with over a decade of classroom experience! One of my greatest joys is sharing my love and passion for the Spanish language and culture, while also uplifting marginalized groups. I know that the start of the school year can be hard: we want to create inclusive and welcoming communities, but with what budget? I get it because I’m there with you. Many of these resources were made because I personally couldn’t afford to buy them or I couldn’t find versions that were “inclusive” enough.

Personal note: For me, inclusion goes beyond simply race and ethnicity. I believe that it is essential to explore gender, religion, access, and sexual identity because these qualities (and more) are reflected in everyday Spanish language & culture. Therefore, my work & resources reflect that. Should you have any questions, feel free to email me at theculturalclassroomtpt@gmail.com.

1. Posters | Gender Inclusive Pronouns

These Gender Inclusive Pronouns Poster is a must-have for modern language classrooms. Foster an atmosphere of respect and understanding by incorporating gender-inclusive language–starting with the basics! Download here or below!

Related resources:

-Blog post on Gender Inclusive Language in Spanish Class & Language

-My recommended Non-binary/Gender Inclusive Language Resources on TpT

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    2. Posters | Social Justice & DEI Vocabulary Posters

    These posters introduce students to social justice language and ideas which are important aspects of being a global citizen in the World Language classroom. Download here or below!

    Related resources:

    -Blog post on Social Justice in the Spanish Classroom

    -My recommended Social Justice Resources on My TpT

    Free Social Justice posters for your Spanish classroom: 21 terms in total! Valued at $5 on TPT!

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      3. Posters | Classroom Vocabulary Decor

      Language learning is all about communication, and our inclusive posters with common classroom commands & vocabulary in Spanish will spark engagement and interaction. These vibrant visuals celebrate diversity while teaching essential vocabulary. Download here or below.

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        Related resources:

        -My Favorite Back To School Resources on TpT!

        4. Slides/Word Wall | Introductory Spanish Google Slides Presentation & Word Wall

        Introducing your students to Spanish has never been easier! This Google Slides presentation serves as both an engaging introductory lesson and a versatile word wall. Enhance language retention and cultural exploration with this dynamic resource. Download here or below.

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          Related resources:

          -Blog Post of additional freebies getting-to-know-each-other resources

          5. Posters | Technology-Free Environment Posters in Multiple Languages

          Maintain focus and foster a productive atmosphere with our technology-free environment posters. Available in English, Spanish, and French, these posters gently remind students to keep distractions at bay for a more immersive learning experience. Download here or below.

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            Related resources:

            -Get to know your students with these back-to-school icebreakers: Blobs & Lines and Reto de Bingo.

            Thank you for reading this post! I hope that I helped you on your journey to creating a warm and welcoming classroom this year! A fellow teacher (shoutout to Pepa!!!!) who follows me shared a photo of some of my printables that she posted in class! See below. I hope that you feel the sense of community that she worked hard to create!

            Con mucho amor,

            Allison

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