<p>In this introductory course to Spanish subjunctive with over 100 slides worth of content, students can tackle perhaps one of the most difficult topics of Spanish language. This course was built to serve as a base for beginning to understand in depth the nature of the subjunctive mood, how it functions within a wider grammatical context and why, how it is formed and used, all with the goal of helping the student become a more independent and secure language user as they progress to the next step in their learning journey.</p> <p>Students will learn what is subjunctive, they will see if the subjunctive exists in English; they will aim to gain an understanding of the difference between the indicative and the subjunctive and they will learn to conjugate the present subjunctive with tips and tricks.</p> <p>When it comes to the use of the subjunctive mood, we cover its use within noun phrases, covering in depth topics like: verbs of emotion, verbs of influence, impersonal expression of evaluation, expressing doubt etc. Your student will acquire an extensive list of expressions, formulas and collocations, as well as practice the subjunctive within common situations.</p> <p>What Will Your Student Learn?</p> <p>Learn what is subjunctive and how it came to be<br /> Subjunctive in English<br /> Understand the difference between the two verb moods<br /> Learn to conjugate Spanish subjunctive with tips &amp; tricks<br /> Learn how to use subjunctive with impersonal expressions<br /> Find out about exceptions to the rules (SOCEV)<br /> Use subjunctive to express doubts, recommendations, wishes, desires, emotions, and will (WEIRDO)<br /> Understand how negation affects the use of the subjunctive<br /> Learn to use subjunctive with the verbs PARECER &amp; SENTIR<br /> Learn when to use subjunctive with the verbs of perception &amp; communication<br /> Infinitive or subjunctive? Effectively recognize &amp; manage change of the subject in the subordinate clause<br /> Acquire an extensive list of expressions, formulas &amp; collocations<br /> Practice the subjunctive within context<br /> This material will allow you to teach the Spanish Subjunctive starting from the beginning, defining what are verbs and what is mood. Subjunctive and indicative are explained through personification and practiced in creative ways. This series of lessons has a logical, well-scaffolded flow which is easy to follow both for you and for the student.</p>

<p>In this introductory course to Spanish subjunctive with over 100 slides worth of content, students can tackle perhaps one of the most difficult topics of Spanish language. This course was built to serve as a base for beginning to understand in depth the nature of the subjunctive mood, how it functions within a wider grammatical context and why, how it is formed and used, all with the goal of helping the student become a more independent and secure language user as they progress to the next step in their learning journey.</p> <p>Students will learn what is subjunctive, they will see if the subjunctive exists in English; they will aim to gain an understanding of the difference between the indicative and the subjunctive and they will learn to conjugate the present subjunctive with tips and tricks.</p> <p>When it comes to the use of the subjunctive mood, we cover its use within noun phrases, covering in depth topics like: verbs of emotion, verbs of influence, impersonal expression of evaluation, expressing doubt etc. Your student will acquire an extensive list of expressions, formulas and collocations, as well as practice the subjunctive within common situations.</p> <p>What Will Your Student Learn?</p> <p>Learn what is subjunctive and how it came to be<br /> Subjunctive in English<br /> Understand the difference between the two verb moods<br /> Learn to conjugate Spanish subjunctive with tips &amp; tricks<br /> Learn how to use subjunctive with impersonal expressions<br /> Find out about exceptions to the rules (SOCEV)<br /> Use subjunctive to express doubts, recommendations, wishes, desires, emotions, and will (WEIRDO)<br /> Understand how negation affects the use of the subjunctive<br /> Learn to use subjunctive with the verbs PARECER &amp; SENTIR<br /> Learn when to use subjunctive with the verbs of perception &amp; communication<br /> Infinitive or subjunctive? Effectively recognize &amp; manage change of the subject in the subordinate clause<br /> Acquire an extensive list of expressions, formulas &amp; collocations<br /> Practice the subjunctive within context</p> <p>This material will allow you to teach the Spanish Subjunctive starting from the beginning, defining what are verbs and what is mood. Subjunctive and indicative are explained through personification and practiced in creative ways. This series of lessons has a logical, well-scaffolded flow which is easy to follow both for you and for the student.</p>

<p>Teach Spanish with an authentic resource based of the retelling of the fairy tale Snow White. Authentic Resource perfect for Intermediate level students.</p> <p>30 pages of activities with beautiful illustrations<br /> All activities can be adapted<br /> Activities build upon each other for an optimal learning experience<br /> Understanding is supported through a well-known story &amp; comprehension activities<br /> Answers provided<br /> LISTENING ACTIVITIES</p> <p>10 Minutes of Listening Material<br /> 2 Listening Activities including an audio retelling<br /> VOCABULARY</p> <p>Formation &amp; use of Spanish compound words<br /> Formation &amp; use of Spanish diminutives<br /> Vocabulary of house chores and household items<br /> Retrieval &amp; solidification activities<br /> Tips for colloquial register and linguistic variations with “Nota Bene”<br /> GRAMMAR - IMPERFECTO &amp; INDEFINIDO</p> <p>Use &amp; practice of past tenses<br /> Narration &amp; description of stories in the past<br /> Be challenged in the section “¿Sabías que…?”</p>

<p>What happens when the beloved character from Day of the Dead, la Catrina, is found dead in the cemetery by her husband, don Esqueleto, the day after Halloween? The Day of the Dead is cancelled, and a story of cat and mouse unravels from there.<br /> Meet the emblematic character of Day of the Dead, la Catrina, discover her secrets, talk to her friends, and beware of her enemies.<br /> This resource includes 40 pages of high quality didactic content and 15 minutes of audio content as we aimed to help you practice Spanish this Halloween in a fun and spooky way through an original whodunnit story, authentic characters, and plethora of listening and writing activities.</p> <p>Students get to practice past tenses, narrate past events, learn and use the vocabulary of Halloween, crime and investigation and Day of the Dead. They get to debate potential theories, analyse monsters’ profiles, formulate opinions, and immerse themselves in a fun and original story that will keep them guessing till the end, all the while they are learning about Hispanic culture and developing their Spanish language skills.</p> <p>This resource is highly creative, original and adaptable.</p>

<p>This resource accompanies our Day of the Dead video built to practice Spanish through the cultural aspects of the Day of the Dead.</p> <p>Expand and reinforce vocabulary of daily routine, colours, clothes, etc.</p> <p>Practice listening skills with two audio materials.<br /> Learn all about Day of the Dead through video and audio quality input<br /> Practice reflexive verbs<br /> Practice grammar and vocabulary in context<br /> Meet la Catrina and her origin story</p>

<p>This is a collection of 5 fun, creative and visually appealing Spanish vocabulary lists that were created to support vocabulary learning covering the topic of describing people and human body and personality.</p> <p>They are great as handouts and used as printables for retrieval practice.</p>