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KS2 Spanish curriculum

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Year 6

Languages and cultures around the world

6 lessons

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  • Cultural spotlight
  • Listen and respond to songs and rhymes

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In this unit, pupils review their own linguistic resources, creating a ‘language passport’ to share on transition to secondary school. They explore aspects of culture in the new language they are learning, including its representation in Spanish sounds, words and structures.

This unit anchors pupils’ linguistic knowledge in the broader context of their own personal linguistic heritage and the wider world’s rich linguistic resources, as an appropriate bridge between primary language learning and their readiness to continue their linguistic journey into secondary school. The cultural knowledge in this unit is broad in scope, exploring how culture is represented in language itself – its sounds, words and structures, as well as more overtly in places and celebrations.

  1. My identity: my languages
  2. Which language? Hola in multiple languages
  3. The world: cultures and colours
  4. See the world differently: no word for word translations
  5. Patterns and codes
  6. Language explorers: The Hispanic World

  • Pupils know essential sound-symbol correspondences in Spanish.
  • Pupils know singular and some plural forms of the irregular verbs 'estar', 'ser', 'tener' and 'hacer'.
  • Pupils know singular forms of the irregular verb 'ir' and the verb 'hay'.
  • Pupils know a range of determiners, singular and plural nouns and how to use them in sentences.
  • Pupils know a range of adjectives and how to use them to describe people, places and things.

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