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This resource includes a pack of resources aimed to teach “Semana Santa” (“Holy Week”) in A/AS Level Spanish. All materials can cover up to 5-6 lessons on this topic.
The resources are suitable for AQA.
Presentation: +30 slides (containing key vocabulary, recent news and events for group discussions, research activities, videos, etc.)
Reading comprehension on Semana Santa (2 pages)
Worksheet on preterite tense (3 pages) - solutions included
Discussion card
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In this resource, you will find:
an article about Easter in France
Please note: if you wish to read the article first, it can be found on MyFrenchBlog.
a worksheet with 3 activities (re-write the sentences and correct the wrong information; fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in the present or imperfect tenses; answer the questions in French + a short video comprehension activity)
a version of the worksheet with answers
a short PPT presentation (12 slides) with the different parts of the article, activities and answers
Editable versions are included
This resource could be used for GCSE and A-Level students
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The activity asks students to unscramble the letters next to the pictures. Here are the correct words for the first row:FOLWRES $\rightarrow$ FLOWERSCRAROST $\rightarrow$ CARROTSSPORUST $\rightarrow$ SPROUTS
Perfect at Easter. Both Spanish and French. Borrowed a Spanish quiz on TES and adapted added rounds and made it Easter-like!! Starter: Information exchange, pupils have a card they have 3-4 mins to go around the room and exchange information. They ask questions and give the answers and if they don't know the answer they like the fact they can say I don't know!! Once a piece of info has been exchanged, whether that person knew the answer or not they should exchange dominoes and move on. Collect in dominoes and tell them to remember as much as they can.
Then do quiz!! EASY!
Series of 6 Y2 and KS2 powerpoint lessons on the topic of Easter. Each lesson includes the timings for each activity at the top of each slide. There are opportunities for pupils to work collaboratively in every lesson and record and share their ideas and knowledge.
Lesson 1: (30 mins) focuses on celebrations and Easter as a celebration and begins with an initial assessment based on pupil starting points. Pupils work in small groups of 2 or 3 and create a Spider diagram and Mind Map to record their knowledge. There is an opportunity for group feedback at the end of the lesson.
Lesson 2: (30 mins) focuses on the Easter story told through a link to a story on YouTube. The pupils raise questions about the story and have a P4C debate. There are Teacher notes on slides 10,11 and 12 to help shape the debate session.
Lesson 3: (30mins) focuses on Holy Week through images and key questions on each slide. There is a short YouTube clip on how to make a Palm cross.
Lesson 4: (40 mins) focuses on Maundy Thursday and the Last Supper. There is a 20 min research activity based on the painting ‘The last Supper’. Pupils will need access to books about this subject and the internet. There are opportunities for pupils to explore responses and feelings to different aspects of the story leading onto the Resurrection. A template on slide 27 can be printed for pupil recording.
Lesson 5: (60 mins) focuses on the Christian symbol of the cross with a 45min Hot Cross Buns baking activity which can be either as a Teacher demonstration or as a group task.
Lesson 6: (40 mins) focuses on how Easter is celebrated today and explores some of the traditions such as Easter Bunny, lambs, chocolate eggs, daffodils etc. There are key questions for pupils to discuss in small groups and an end of unit assessment using all the information they have learnt in lessons 1-6 in the design of an Easter poster.
The final slide offers an additional Easter creative activity for pupils to follow instructions to make an Easter sheep for a card or a display. ( I used activity with the class when a group was completing research (Lesson 4) and a group were making Hot cross Buns (from Lesson5) with a Teaching Assistant).
KS1&2 Easter story sequencing activity.
Learning objective: To sequence and retell the Easter story in order.
Pupils cut out the images and descriptions and sequence the story onto a storyboard template. There are three templates attached which support differentiation and reading levels. HA template is numbered only and pupils order the story into the numbered boxes. MA is differentiated using key words from the main text in the numbered boxes. LA order the story into the numbered boxes with the support of key sentences which they can match to the main text.
KS1 & 2 Set of 5 Easter instructions.
Learning Objectives:
To read and follow the instructions accurately and in the correct sequence/order.
To recognise the features of instructions (What materials are needed, method, using an imperative (bossy) verb, sequencing actions and numbering each stage in order, using diagrams and pictures).
Five DT activities for pupils to read, understand and make. The activities include : Paste egg bunny, Easter basket, spring daffodil, Easter nests, pompom chick.
Use as an introduction to work on instructions to encourage pupils to observe the features in a fun way or as a format to help pupils scaffold their own instructional writing.
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This is a pre-intermediate (CEFR B1, IELTS 5.0) EFL Culture class about Easter. Students complete a quiz about Easter in the UK, learn key vocabulary (rabbit, hot cross buns, Christianity, chocolate eggs, painting eggs), read a text about Easter and play a team game where they find an Easter egg in different pictures.
Easter Semana Santa
For learners of Spanish, containing Easter vocabulary and personal information.
An Easter card game plus further activities. With Easter words thrown in, you may get away with using this in your lessons to bring in Easter vocabulary! A card game gets you started and further activities for reading/writing/speaking are explained on the last sheet.
This is a worksheet on Easter vocabulary.
In exercise 1 students have to match the pictures and the words. In exercise 2 they have to find a secret message in the word search. In exercise 3 they have to complete a text about an Easter national custom in Hungary.
Easter-Paques worksheet is designed to keep students occupied with a range of grammar, comprehension and word recognition tasks. It includes a translation exercise, a word-search and writing tasks. Can be used as a cover or activity lesson or when you need to keep the class learning while you complete 1-1 or assessments. The answer sheet is included to allow self/peer or cover supervisor marking.
Easter 2018: Easter Around the World
1.PowerPoint presentation/quiz and task sheets about Easter around the world and how it is celebrated.
Looking at different countries across the globe and how they mark this important religious period.
2. Twenty-Eight A3 PDF printable task sheets in zipped file for students to complete; present and display their findings about Easter around the world.
Twenty-six task sheets, each featuring a different country, with one left sheet blank to be used as seen fit by teacher or student.
One task sheet for the whole group to record the different names for Easter across the world.
A word search featuring 25 countries.
The activities include colouring nations’ flags and researching and writing about how Easter is celebrated across the globe.
Students can work individually; in a pair or in a group.
This is a fiction story with a message, in the form of a PowerPoint Presentation. It teaches the message of Easter- being unselfish and showing kindness to others, giving up a little.
There is a 10 slide story and in addition, four templates with - discussion questions, diary entries and an acrostic poem.
There is also a three slide resource with Easter designed board games for word and math play in class.
This resource is ideal for KS2- it could be used in PSHE, English or Religion class.
12 very cute Easter Eggs
They can be used for:
Displays
Bunting
Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Sensory Tray
Tuff Spot
Sand Play
I print and laminate them to make bunting for Easter.
i also used them for hiding for a Easter Egg hunt and in my tuff spot.
Enjoy ☺
Download our popular Easter Performance Poetry unit for KS1. One week’s worth of literacy planning!
A five-lesson literacy unit of poetry planning for Years 1 and 2, based on performing Easter poetry and built around the KS1 English objectives.
In this unit, pupils will read a classic Easter poem about a fast white rabbit and they will consider how the sounds and language patterns come alive when the poem is read aloud, particularly reflecting on the use of verbs and similes. Children will work towards creating their version of the Easter poem and turning it into an effective performance, which could be used for an Easter assembly or celebration.
The aims of the unit for pupils are:
• To listen to a classic Easter poem being read aloud
• To identify verbs and similes
• To prepare a poetry performance including actions
• To perform a poem to an audience
The PDF file contains 5 full literacy lesson plans, copies of the poem and all accompanying pupil resources.
You may also like our other KS1 resources
Y2 English Bundle
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Easter 2018: Easter Around the World: Activities
Twenty-Eight A3 PDF printable task sheets in zipped file for students to complete; present and display their findings about Easter around the world.
1. Twenty-six task sheets, each featuring a different country, with one left sheet blank to be used as seen fit by teacher or student.
2. One task sheet for the whole group to record the different names for Easter across the world.
3. A word search featuring 25 countries.
The activities include colouring nations’ flags and researching and writing about how Easter is celebrated across the globe.
Students can work individually; in a pair or in a group.
Easter Egg Hunt Quiz
Can be played in pairs or teams.
Each pair or team is asked a question.
For every correct answer, they choose a number.
If they find an Easter egg they get a point/Easter egg.
If they don’t, they get nothing.
There are 35 slides/32 questions.
Happy Easter! This bundle offers images of Easter for inspiration, an Easter themed colouring book, an Easter word search, Easter mazes and an Easter egg template for students to use to produce their own designs.