Spotted this while practising my español with the ABC newspaper the other morning.
I always think you're doing well in a foreign language when you start to understand humour. I've added a link to the Fe de Ratas website so you can have a browse and see if there are any other catroons relevant to your students. (Click on a date on the calendar to see that day's cartoon.)
Also a link to the 'el Roto' cartoonist post I made a couple of years ago: el Roto
and the paella-monumental post from way-back 2012.
¡Que aproveche!
If
you enjoyed this resource, you might like to read about my first year here
in Spain as an immersion teacher of a class of Spanish primary children. Zen Kyu Maestro: An English Teacher´s Spanish Adventure is published as an eBook by Monday Books. There´s a free sample chapter available to download here: Zen Kyu Maestro
Also, you can keep up with my current observations on life as an ex-pat teacher in Spain, as well as thoughts on the Spanish and English languages on my blog: zen kyu maestro...teacher in Spain or follow me on Twitter (@JeremyJoseDean) and/or Facebook (Jeremy Jose Dean).
Also, you can keep up with my current observations on life as an ex-pat teacher in Spain, as well as thoughts on the Spanish and English languages on my blog: zen kyu maestro...teacher in Spain or follow me on Twitter (@JeremyJoseDean) and/or Facebook (Jeremy Jose Dean).
