give them a “forced choice”: El Peru o La Argentina?
the correct country. Finally, I ask them to identify the country by name. If you want, you can use another matching activity for a quiz at the end of the period. I did this once with a student teacher present; she said she never knew the names of the all the countries but was impressed because she knew them all by the time class was over. James C. May ====================== 97/02 From-> dsmith@centuryinter.net Subject: Re: Activities for teaching Spanish Speaking countries I teach 7th grade Geography as well as Spanish. I have used Bingo to help kids memorize countries and locations. We are a small school and I have had some students in Geog., 8th Span, Span I and Span II. I give them the Spanish Speaking countries quiz each year. By Span II it really is no problem for them. They like it because it is one grade they can do perfect on. Here are two varieties of Country Bingo I have used. 1. I copy outline maps with the countries numbered. The students fill in blank Bingo grids (4 x 5) w
