AP Spanish Language, all six themes.
AP Spanish is the test that pretends to be a course. The kids who do well are the ones who have been reading Spanish-language news since January, speaking on Flipgrid since October, and writing persuasive emails since the day after Labor Day. These resources are built around that calendar, not around a textbook chapter list.
Every resource here ties to at least one of the six College Board themes (Familias y comunidades, La belleza y la estética, La ciencia y la tecnología, La vida contemporánea, Identidades personales y públicas, Los desafíos mundiales) and to at least one of the four free-response task types.
The AP Spanish Starter (year-long, all six themes) is in active production. Standalone theme packs follow once the starter ships. If you teach AP and want early access, the Pro page has a founding-member option that locks lifetime access at $99/yr.
Every Spanish teacher hits the morning when the kid is throwing up at 5:30am and you have not even thought about what period 1 is going to do.
A good single lesson is not a worksheet.
A mini-unit is the right unit of work for most of the year.
IB Spanish B is a different animal from AP.