Lessons about jobs and career.
Vocabulary: jobs, adjectives
Grammar: adjectival agreement, comparatives, superlatives
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Lessons about jobs and career.
Vocabulary: jobs, adjectives
Grammar: adjectival agreement, comparatives, superlatives
Writing
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Lesson about jobs and career.
Speaking
Chatty mat
Photo cards
Role play
Vocabulary: jobs, adjectives, places at work, future plans
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A Level Spanish
Theme 2 Artistic culture in the Hispanic world
La influencia de los ídolos
La identidad regional de España
El patrimonio cultural
Speaking activity with Taboo
3 sets of 33 cards each
A Level Spanish
Theme 1 Aspect of the Hispanic society
Los valores tradicionales y modernos
El ciberespacio
La igualdad de derechos
Speaking activity with Taboo
3 sets of 33 cards each
A Level Spanish
Theme 4 Aspects of political life in the Hispanic world
Jóvenes de hoy, ciudadados de mañana
Monarquías y dictaduras
Movimientos sociales
Speaking activity with Taboo
3 sets of 33 cards each
A Level Spanish
Theme 3 Multiculturalism in the Hispanic world
La inmigración
El racismo
La convivencia
Speaking activity with Taboo
3 sets of 33 cards each
Year 8 French
Mixed ability group NC 4-7
Studio 3 Rouge
Module 2 Bien dans sa peau
Introduction of future tenses in French: future proche et futur simple
Based on “El día de los muertos” and the film Coco, students will create an imaginary creature or alebrije.
It is a recap of animals, body parts, colours and adjectives.
Students will learn how to give opinions about subjects.
It is a recap of subjects and adjectival agreement.
Use of gustar (present) and similar verbs.
Students will learn how to give opinions about subjects and teachers.
It is a recap of subjects and adjectival agreement.
Use of gustar (present) and similar verbs.
Use of comparatives and superlatives.
Based on “Halloween”, students will learn how to describe eyes and hair of monsters and zombies.
It is a recap of colours and adjectival agreement.
Use of tengo/tiene and soy/es.