Game Night

Have a game night--in Spanish. You don't even need to have a board game in Spanish, which can be expensive. You can adapt one that you already have. Scrabble and Boggle are obvious choices, but so are some of the most popular kids' games. You can play Twister or Who's Who, or you can play charades or Pictionary, Yatzee, Password, Monopoly, or any card game. You can also get creative and make up your own game. Invent a board game that helps you review, design the board, print it off, and play with a friend. Focus on different skills. For instance, you could do numbers or descriptions one day, work on categories of vocabulary or storytelling skills another day. 
Make sure you really play in Spanish. Here is some vocabulary that might help you start off:

• Me toca./ Te toca./ ¿A quién le toca?  It's my turn./ It's your turn./ Who's turn is it?
• Tirar el dado  Roll the die
• La tarjeta  The card
• Tramposo/a  Cheater
• Ganar  To win
• Perder  To lose

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