The scenes are really good. There are nine scenarios to choose. There is no order; they can choose any scene they feel like. In each one the kid can explore and click on the objects, always related with the place they are playing. Pipo will teach them how to write and pronounce these words. Children …
This is Pipo’s house and from here you will be able to visit all the scenarios. All the places are linked with the daily live of the child making easier the learning. Thanks to the fun presentation children will learn and increase their vocabulary without realising it. So the child now can go to any …
Nombres / Names.B Starter: Usual greetings Main Spanish activities: Recap the dialogue from last week and finish it. Repeat the Spanish names and Invite children to do so. So the practise the sound “J” Jaime, juán, josé, etc. Pay attention and practise( Yo) me llamo (I am called). Ask the question ¿Cómo te llamas? (What’s your name?) around …
Nombres / Names.A Starter: Revise ¡Buenas tardes! and ¡Hola! Children who know a greeting in another language can greet the class. Main Spanish activities: Revise ¿Qué tal? Bien. ¿Y tú? Introduce an alternative answer – Mal (Not well) – by showing your thumbs down or drawing a sad face on the board. Invite children to move …
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On the first screen, Pipo will ask you to write your name or to choose your name from the list (if you have already played the game before), so that your scores can be kept. Come and Play with Pipo If is the first time you played, Pipo will ask you to write it twice. …
