St Clare's RC Primary School Our School Parents Children Curriculum Religious Life at St Clare's Dates for Parents & Holidays MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Home Curriculum Modern Foreign Languages Spanish Curriculum Spanish Curriculum Updated: 31/01/2020 475 KB Overview and plans for the teaching of Spanish at St Clare's Learning Spanish at Home It is important to keep speaking Spanish, even when we are not at school. I have put together some fun suggestions that should help bring a little bit more Spanish into your home!! Here are some website suggestions: Learning Goal - Duolingo Duolingo is the most popular language-learning platform and the most downloaded education app in the world, with more than 300 million users. The company's mission is to make education free, fun, and accessible to all. Duolingo is designed to feel like a game and scientifically proven to be effective. Spanish lessons for Key Stage 2 students - Oak National Academy (thenational.academy) Oak National Academy have some fantastic Spanish lessons for you to watch and take part in at home! Dance and Zumba Videos in Spanish for Kids to Adults | Spanish Mama How about encouraging your children to get moving and listen to some of their favorite songs in Spanish? They’ll only fill about 5 minutes each, but are a good way to break up a long time of sitting in front of a screen. YouTube Use Youtube to find Spanish nursery rhymes, fairytales told in Spanish, songs to practise Spanish numbers, colours, foods, drinks etc. Off-screen activities: Cook some Spanish food: paella, tortilla Española, patatas bravas, churros, gazpacho..... muy deliciosa! Do a blindfolded taste test and practice saying “me gusta/no me gusta". Make a Bingo board to practice Spanish vocab that you already know. Do a colour scavenger hunt. Design the Spanish flag, or the flag of another Spanish-speaking country, using recycled materials like bottle caps, paper or plastic wrapping. Label some parts of your house. Try to use those words during the day. Play Simon says or 'Simon dicé' Make a Guatemala worry doll. Ice biscuits to design the Spanish flag or the flag of another Spanish-speaking country. Make some sangria using your favourite fruit and fruit juices! Don't forget when you are saying your prayers to say the sign of the cross in Spanish! Spanish sign of the cross La señal de la cruz Updated: 05/02/2021 338 KB SHARE TWEET CONTACT US St Clare's RC Primary School Victoria Avenue Higher Blackley Manchester M9 0RR Tel: 0161 740 4993 Fax: 0161 795 8094 USEFUL LINKS Term Dates Selecteer een taal▼ © Copyright 2017–2021 St Clare's RC Primary School. All rights reserved. School & College Websites by