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Today we played a game of “I went to the shop” using the words we have learnt in Spanish.
2At Pleasant Street Primary School we believe that the learning of a foreign language provides a valuable educational, social and cultural experience for our pupils. It helps them to develop their ability to communicate, including key skills of speaking and listening. It provides excitement, enjoyment and helps children to develop positive attitudes to language learning throughout life.
Learning another language gives children a new perspective on the world, encouraging them to understand their own cultures and those of others. The natural links between languages and other areas of the curriculum can enrich the overall teaching and learning experience. We want our children to have a limitless outlook on what can be achieved when they learn a language and what new doors can open to them on a global scale in the future.
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Today we played a game of “I went to the shop” using the words we have learnt in Spanish.
2This week we worked hard to explain our likes and dislikes about different toys. We use ‘me gusta’ and ‘no me gusta’ to discuss our preferences.
4In class 6 this morning we are learning the time in Spanish. We are working in groups and displaying excellent teamwork to organise different times of the day.
6Today in class we learned about different objects we use in class in Spanish.
4We guessed what monster matched the correct description in Spanish .
12We used our knowledge of the parts of the parts of the body to help us talk about what part of the body hurts.
Today for Spanish we had a recap of what we have learnt so far. We talked about our name, age and a little bit about us and the things we like and dislike.
Today we are re-capping on our Spanish knowledge and vocabulary. We worked in teams to talk about things we like to do, our birthdays and our family.
Today class 2 had the opportunity to be apart of the Spanish Olympics. Some class 5 pupils lead different activities that involved class 2 showing off their Spanish skills.
This morning in Spanish we are talking about fruits and which ones we like and don’t like. We have learnt new verbs and conjunctions.
In Class 6 Spanish we are comparing our school days to those in Spain. We looked at the different dishes they eat and how they use familiar ingredients in different ways. We are learning how to make Gazpacho-a spicy soup made of vegetables, eaten cold. We are writing out the recipe in English and translating it to Spanish.
Today in Spanish we are working in groups to buy items. We are asking a series of questions and using the euros to pay. We have enjoyed playing shop and learnt new vocabulary along the way.
We recapped everything we have learnt this half term. We also enjoyed some of our favourite Spanish songs.
Today in Class 6 we are ordering meals at a restaurant in Spanish. We are learning that different cultures ask for things in different ways and that body language and the tone of our voice is just as important.
Today we practiced how to write and how to say which hobbies we like and we do not.
A fun lesson with Mrs Grindley, the children learning the names of farm animals in Spanish!
We enjoyed using our prior knowledge to tell the time in Spanish lessons.
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