Spanish activities addressed for Key Stage 2
During the third term, we usually learn and practice Spanish food. Here I have prepared some activities you can download or revise. This first activity looks like this: Remember “Te gusta” means “I like”, “no me gusta” means “I don’t like” and finally “Odio” means “I hate”. At this stage, I am not going to …
Buenas días, buenas tardes, Buenas noches Excellent song you can practise with the children and learn how to say good morning, good afternoon and goodnight. You can perhaps watch this short video in a whiteboard in the class or you can listen the track. You can also practise some other instructions with the children. …
The past is a topic that children will look in deep in year 7 therefore it is good if you can introduce the past to them. We have done some power points presentations with some groups and some work as well. I have chosen some of that work so you can have a look. Spanish …
Really hard for English people this topic as we all know if you study or Know Spanish THE means “LA” and “EL” It is better to practise this as soon as you can then is getting less difficult later on to understand if a name is masculine or femenine.
Children in Year 5 they are producing great Spanish work. I have scanned a few copies so you can see it. The chosen topic where the planets, they love it and children can challange any teacher in that topic. So, if you are a Spanish teacher and you decide to do this in any of …
