Two lessons to cover ‘Un día fatal’ from the new AQA Spanish higher text book (module 1). Lessons include plenty of tasks covering the new GCSE spec (read aloud, pronunciation, grammar etc…)

Save hours and hours and hours of preparation with this Scheme of work for La casa de Bernarda Alba. (10-16 lessons + student booklets). Very user friendly, you can use the lessons to teach yourself if you have never taught the book before. Scheme of work overview: L1 Federico García Lorca An introduction on the life of Lorca and his main works. L2 Historical context. Pre-civil war Spain Understand the importance of the historical context for the play L3 Act 1 Analysis of Act 1 L4 Act 2 Analysis of Act 2 L5 Act 3 Analysis of act 3 L6 Character analysis 1 Analysis and comprehension of the main characters L7 Character analysis 2 Analysis and comprehension of the main characters L8 Themes Analysis of the main themes in the play L9 Technique Analyse and learn about the main techniques used by the writer L10 Essay writing workshop: Explore the structure of the essay (introduction, development and conclusion) L11 Essay writing workshop: Explore the language used in the essay and the mark scheme (A level) L12 Essay workshop: Writing practice L13 Essay consolidation: Quote revision L13 Essay consolidation: Revision lesson Extra Explore sessions: Trivial pursuit Extra Explore sessions: Monopoly Extra Explore sessions: Tinder profiles for characters Extra Explore sessions: Quote game

An A level taster lesson (60 minutes but can be delivered in less if you skip the speaking) for GCSE students covering the importance of flamenco in Spanish society nowadays and how Rosalia has had an impact on the Flamenco genre in today’s world. Contents: Warm up- Spanish stereotypes Quiz on flamenco - qué sabes del flamenco Speaking activity (mainly opinions) Card sorting activity (positive/ negative views on flamenco) Rosalia- a reading comprehension. The article has been adapted from different newspaper articles Malamente- speaking task Speaking card mock activity (plenary) Q&A

Set of lessons (at least 2 without watching the movie) to study the movie Encanto (available on Disney+). Powerpoint and student booklet. You can use the resources before / while / after watching the movie or not watch the movie at all! Contents: Exploration of Colombian culture Characters (gifts, physical descriptions and family tree) Songs (La familia Madrigal + no se habla de Bruno) A review of the movie +2 optional mini projects Easily adaptable to any year group but designed for year 7 / year 8 students of Spanish. Skills:speaking, reading, writing and listening Vocabulary: family, physical descriptions, adjectives, possesion

One lesson aimed at A level students of Spanish. Present subjunctive, regular and irregular formation and uses + 2 board games.

Although this is not a lesson, the resources can be used for a lesson, or as part of a lesson to prepare students for task 1 (edexcel). It includes 2 games to practice questions from all themes, using speaking questions from past papers and resources to share with students to work on fluency, complexity, spontaneity and interaction.

Two lessons to teach ‘En ruta’ (module 2). New Spanish GCSE, aim at a high ability class.

A resources aimed at A level students of Spanish (Year 12 and Year 13). Students learn about Christmas in Spain and different Spanish traditions. Students listen to a description of what happens in Spain during Christmas (teacher led/ read by the teacher) and then complete a quiz. The resource also includes a board game based on the information shared with students during the lesson. Ideal for the last lesson of the term.

Two lessons focused on context before studying ‘El laberinto del fauno’. These have been planned to be taught before watching the movie and they give a good insight into the context before, during and after the Civil War in Spain. (32 slides). It includes a booklet for students. L1 focuses on the period before and during the war -La segunda república -Las dos Españas -El comienzo y final de la guerra -La posguerra bajo Franco L2 covers key elements during postwar Spain that are going to be featured in the movie. -La resistencia republicana -El racionamiento durante la posguerra -La ideología franquista hacia la mujer

A trivial pursuit lesson to revise key concepts about La casa de Bernarda Alba. 0 prep, as everything is interactive. No printing required. Questions cover quotes, themes, characters, historical and social context, writer’s technique and symbols. Works well as an end of module/term lesson or a lesson to revise the book after the holidays.

One lesson based on pages 134 and 135 of GCSE viva foundation

10 lessons on the topic of jobs aimed at KS3 students of Spanish. Listening tasks are based on MIRA 3.

Two lessons based on Viva 2 -Year 8 module 3, que te gusta comer, following EPI approach (sentence builders)

A lesson (or two, depending on student ability and time constrains) to teach characters from Pan’s labyrinth. Includes a booklet for sturents. A mixed of activities to analyse each character covering all skills. (20 slides)

2 lessons based on Viva (higher and foundation) module 8, unit 3 -vivir a tope. All skills. Lesson 1 listening reading speaking dictation game lesson 2 tense practise reading comprehension gcse writing task (differenciated)

Resource originally aimed at KS5 classes but can be adapted for younger years. Escape room type of lesson where students need to learn about Christmas celebrations in Spain to crack a final code. They will learn about: Food, key dates, Christmas lottery, Christmas carols and key aspects of the Christmas period in Spain.

Spanish A level, theme 1, topic 3. An introductory lesson to turismo de masas. Skills: Listening (context /summary question) Reading + vocabulary Guided independent research / speaking

3 lessons based on viva 3 rojo module 1, mi semana and cosas que me molan 3 lessons for a low ability class (using sentence builders)

One slide to be used with students to make Christmas cards in Spanish

A quick quiz to use in form time to celebrate EDL.