Following classroom instructions, naming classroom objects and exploring grammar rules such as masculine and feminine nouns, plurals, and forming a negative construction.

Using puppets to practise a variety of greetings, children learn how to introduce themselves and perform a finger rhyme based on a Spanish puppet festival tradition.

Playing traditional Spanish counting games, children learn the numbers from one to twelve. They discover how to say their age in Spanish and ask others how old they are.

Describing different shapes using colour adjectives in Spanish.

Looking at a map, children identify different cities in Spain and learn to correctly pronounce their names in Spanish. They use a bilingual dictionary to find out the names for different types of homes and learn to ask and respond to questions about where they live.

Exploring Spanish-speaking Latin American countries and learning the days of the week and modes of transport in Spanish.

Mastering numbers to 31 and months of the year, children learn to say the date and find out about some Mexican birthday traditions.

Listening to a song about pets, children learn the names of different animals. Developing their knowledge of adjectives, children describe the characteristics of different animals when writing a fun story about a visit to a pet shop.

Naming types of weather in Spanish, asking and answering questions about what the weather is like today and writing and performing a weather forecast in Spanish.

Reading and creating menus in Spanish to role-play conversations in a Spanish café.

Learning about how some festivals are celebrated in Spain; expressing likes and dislikes about different celebrations.

Describing the animals that live in different parts of the Amazon rainforest.