Looking for a meaningful, ready-to-use Spanish activity for Earth Day?

This engaging resource helps students explore nature, environmental awareness, and real-world content—all in comprehensible Spanish.

Designed to pair with an authentic video filmed at Sequoia National Park (see below for video details), this activity allows students to learn about giant trees, geography, and the importance of protecting our planet while building their Spanish skills.

What’s Included:

✔Spanish comprehension questions ✔Vocabulary list ✔Student-friendly, beginner-level format Perfect for Teaching:

• Earth Day (April activities)

• Nature and the environment

• Spanish listening comprehension

• Introductory vocabulary in Spanish

Best For:

• Spanish 1–2

• Middle school and high school Spanish classes

• ELL (English Language Learners)

• Bilingual classrooms

About the Video

This resource is designed to accompany a Spanish-language educational video filmed at Sequoia National Park. In the video, students explore:

• The General Sherman Tree

• The Giant Forest

• Geographic and historical facts

• The role of fire in the ecosystem

• The video can be found on my YouTube channel.

• Click here for the video source with subtitles.

• Click here for the video source without subtitles.

How to Use:

• Earth Day lesson or activity

• Listening comprehension practice

• Independent work or partner activity

• Sub plans or homework

Help your students connect language learning with real-world topics while building awareness about protecting our planet.

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