Una vida más sana: read aloud, picture task, conversation (AQA)
Learning outcomes
I can confidently complete two parts of the Spanish speaking exam: read aloud and photo description.
I can use my knowledge of sound-symbol correspondences (SSCs) to successfully complete a read-aloud task.
- Year 11
- AQA
Una vida más sana: read aloud, picture task, conversation (AQA)
Learning outcomes
I can confidently complete two parts of the Spanish speaking exam: read aloud and photo description.
I can use my knowledge of sound-symbol correspondences (SSCs) to successfully complete a read-aloud task.
Lesson details
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Key learning points
- Using a checklist before a read-aloud task is a powerful and effective strategy.
- In a read-aloud task, think carefully about how to correctly pronounce the letters in each word and spot tricky sounds.
- Considering cognates and mentally rehearsing the text are key steps in preparation for a read-aloud task.
- The PALM acronym is a useful tool to describe photos using a range of information.
Keywords
Sound-symbol correspondence - relationship between letters and their sounds
PALM - acronym for photo description (people and objects, action, location, mood)
Verb clause - a piece of information that contains a subject and a verb
Common misconception
I should keep my answers to the follow-up questions after the photo description short without extra detail.
You need to try and develop your answers to the follow-up questions with at least 3 verb clauses.
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