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Spanish Language Articles

Written by Neta Raz Studnitski
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Newsela offers a significant proportion of articles in Spanish, as well as in English. Each Spanish language article is offered at 5 levels, and contains a quiz for each level in Spanish. Articles also contain a Spanish-language write prompt.

We publish some daily news in Spanish, but are focusing on adapting our frequently used Library content, based on teacher request.

Search for Spanish content

  1. Log in to Newsela

  2. Click into the Search field at the top of the page

  3. Type in keyword(s) related to the topic you are teaching, in English or in Spanish

  4. Select a quick search result from the presented dropdown menu, or click Enter on your keyboard

  5. The initial search results will then display on your screen

  6. Click into the 'Language' filter on the left side panel, and check-mark 'Español' to narrow down the search results to only articles that are available in Spanish

Find Content While Browsing

  1. Log in to Newsela

  2. Click “Content Library” at the top of the screen

  3. Select “En Español” from the dropdown menu

  4. A display of articles in Spanish will appear. By default the articles displayed will be the Latest Spanish News, however you can use the filter menu on the left side panel to display All Spanish Articles, the most Popular ones, or to narrow down the browse display by a specific subject (ELA, Science, or Social Studies) if you're subscribed to more than one subject

    OR

  1. Click any header or tab in the top or left-hand navigation bars

  2. All articles that are offered in Spanish will have an “ES” icon on the article card

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  3. Click on the article card to access the article page

  4. Change the language from English to Spanish at the top left corner

Spanish Article Level

Newsela does not calculate Spanish-language article levels. It takes only English language quiz results into account when determining article level average. For more information on student levels, click here.


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