Spanish word meaning there is or there are

gallina

algo

guantes

inteligente

girasol

A1 - list of zoo animals

A2 - list of new zoo animals

list of Peru animals

At the zoo: writing using a word list for reference

Spanish

In this unit, pupils use reference resources to write picture descriptions inspired by authentic poems, and story adaptations. They learn determiners ‘mi’ and ‘tu’, pronouns ‘él’ and ‘ella’ and ‘tener’ with meaning be in the contexts of age, states, friends, favourite things and Christmas.

Describe things and people: singular adjective agreement, to be being

Which words have the same [g] sound as 'gato'?

Which of the following sentences says: 'The tiger is too fast'?

Translate this sentence: 'Hay un conejo serio.'

Order the words to say: 'In the zoo, there is a curious bear'.

Which sound-symbol correspondence (SSC) is missing from these words? se__ndo; mucho  __sto, __sano?

The words all begin with a hard [g] sound.

The words all begin with a soft [g] sound.

The words begin with a mixture of soft and hard [g] sounds.

Which description best describes this group of words: gema, gimnasia, gusano, gato, girasol?

Complete the sentence: Adjectives change depending on whether the noun they describe is masculine or ...

¿Cómo es el elefante? Choose the response that says: 'The elephant is big and slow'.

Write in Spanish: 'The rabbit is different and kind.'

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

At the zoo: writing using a word list for reference

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.