The theory of gender, and its critical aspects in relation to today's society, provide a look at the evolution and trajectory that has been had on the conception of gender and sex and its presence in culture throughout the years. The establishment of a Queer Theory has allowed the voices of many people, who in the past were victims of discrimination and prejudice, to be heard and taken into account; however, there is a long way to go for a society, which is in a process of globalization and which has not had a pertinent approach to gender performativity, to break many paradigms around variables regarding gender, sex and sexuality. The objective of this research is to provide pedagogical orientations that allow guiding the teacher of Spanish as a Foreign Language (hereinafter ELE), through queer linguistics, to take into account a gender performativity present in the classroom and, In this way, spaces of coexistence, respect and resilience can be generated. Although the academic field has made progress in this regard, many routes are still to be explored. Due to the existence of political currents whose conservative tint does not allow them to open up to these new perspectives, achieving greater sensitivity on issues of gender, sex and sexuality in the classroom has become a great challenge, the above not to mention that, in fields Like language teaching, especially in the field of ELE teaching, very little investigative work has been done regarding the relationship between gender and language. However, this work seeks to enrich the applicability that queer linguistics can have in classrooms and thus give a better approach to ELE teachers on the existence of a problem so that, autonomously, it leads them to develop a space class where respect for the diversity of each individual prevails. Queer Linguistics is a tool that will be present in the material proposed in this work. This, in turn, promotes critical reflection from the discourses (language in use) that are observed in our day to day. This proposal seeks to raise awareness of gender performativity in ELE classrooms and the need to provide a contribution that complements the training of foreign language teachers with notions of diversity in the classroom. This proposal aims to guide and identify the existence of gender performative acts with respect to a Linguistic production, as well as to provide spaces for reflection so that, in this way, the teaching group can apply them to their class as it deems appropriate. For the development of this proposal it was necessary to build content established on the basis of a Queer Linguistics, and to create a methodological route that would ultimately lead to the creation of an interactive PDF, which, as a pedagogical tool, can be of great useful for all teachers, whether or not they are familiar with the content developed.