<p>Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) cultural lesson with guided notes sheet for students</p> <p>Do now - KWL (Know, Want to know, Learned) chart<br /> Information about Day of the Dead - students fill out notes sheet as you go through the lesson to encourage active listening<br /> Video clip - hyperlinked in lesson<br /> Plenary 1 - Finish KWL chart with what you’ve learned<br /> Plenary 2 - Design your own altar</p> <p>Speaker notes throughout powerpoint to support the teaching of the lesson.</p> <p>Guided notes - Questions to answer, which will all be covered in the lesson as I designed both the powerpoint and the notes to fit together. Also includes key covabulary along the side for students to fill in. I don’t expect students to complete all of the vocab but offer a prize to the student who fills in the most vocab.</p>

<p>Pre-filled BINGO cards can be downloaded on <a href="http://myfreebingocards.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">myfreebingocards.com</a> here: <a href="http://mfbc.us/s/ts3pwt" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mfbc.us/s/ts3pwt</a></p> <p>This was created to give students a fun way to practice with the near future tense in Spanish. There is very little teacher prep with this. The bingo board is ready to print, with the vocab at the bottom. Students copy the English on to their board, which could be done for homework or as a do now. The powerpoint has a random selector from Classtools linked with the Spanish vocab.</p> <p>Alternatively, you can download and print pre-printed Bingo cards from this link <a href="http://mfbc.us/s/ts3pwt" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">mfbc.us/s/ts3pwt</a></p> <p>Includes Near future bingo word document, powerpoint slide with reminder of the near future tense and Spanish infinitive verbs list sheet for support</p> <p>There were some errors but I have corrected any that I found. If you discover any errors I’ve missed, please do let me know so that I can correct them!</p>

<p>For KS3 Spanish, lesson on clothing introducing the topic of the near future tense ‘ir + a + infinitive,’ specifically ‘voy a llevar…’</p> <p>Do now - scrabble numeracy activity that encourages students to make the highest scoring word on a familiar topic (colours)<br /> Vocab practice - match up emojis to vocabulary on the board.<br /> Grammar presentation - Near future tense with a special focus on voy<br /> Reading activity - Think-Pair-Share memory activity, followed by comprehension questions.<br /> Writing activity - Write about what you are going to wear for various future events.</p>

<p>Similar to colour by numbers but ‘colour by vocab.’ Good cover resource. Students colour adjectives yellow, school words red, infinitive verbs green, etc.</p>

<p>A magic squares puzzle for Spanish opinions and infinitive verbs. Cut them out and students need to match up all sides to form a square.</p>