'I go, I’m going' - part of the verb ‘ir’ meaning ‘to go, going’

'you go, you’re going' - part of the verb ‘ir’ meaning ‘to go, going’

'to the' before a singular masculine noun

'in', 'on' or 'at', used after the verb 'estar'

armario

[rr]

perro

check - A - abrir

check - B - zorro

check - C - mirar

A1 - 1 serio

A1 - 2 febrero

A1 - 3 correr

A1 - 4 guitarra

A1 - 5 terrible

A2 feedback - pero, perro, caro, carro, pera, perra, coro, corro, para, parra

rojo

regalo

A3 feedback - carro, parra, primo, verde, mar, regalo, tierra, armario, rico ...

el estadio

el mercado

la plaza

el primo

B1a, B1b - 1 Voy al cine.

B1a, B1b - 2 Vas a la plaza.

B1a, B1b - 3 Voy al mercado.

B1a, B1b - 4 Voy a la montaña.

B1a, B1b - 5 Vas al estadio.

A trip to Barcelona: 'voy', 'vas' and 'estás' with 'en', 'al' and 'a la'

Spanish

In this unit pupils use prior and new knowledge of nouns, adjectives, and irregular verbs in new and familiar contexts, ranging from the classroom and belongings to an exploration of three cities: Ovideo and Barcelona in Spain and Iquique in Chile. Phonics que, qui, r, rr, n, ñ, v, b are revisited.

Cities and festivals: to go, to have, present tense

Order the words to say: 'to the stadium and to the square'.

Write in English: 'estoy en mi habitación'.

'Corro __________ mis amigos en el parque'. Choose the correct missing word.

Order the words to say: 'the grandmother is funny and the grandfather is serious'.

Write in English: 'es una ciudad bonita'.

Write in Spanish: 'there is a red wardrobe'.

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