Unit 4: Classroom objects in Spanish

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

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Lessons

Lesson 1: Follow the instructions

Lesson 2: Un or una?

Lesson 3: What classroom items do you have?

Lesson 4: I do not have…

Lesson 5: What is in your school bag?

Lesson 6: En mi mochila

Key skills

Language comprehension

  • Listening
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Key knowledge

Phonics:

To know:

  • The key phonemes
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Key vocabulary

una regla

una goma

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Spanish phonics videos

Explore the phonics videos used in this unit.
Recognising and pronouncing the letter ‘i’ in Spanish
Recognising and pronouncing the letter ‘o’ in Spanish
Recognising and pronouncing the soft 'r' sound

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Translations: Classroom objects in Spanish

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