Lesson 1 — En mi mochila y mi estuche
Items in your school bag and pencil case, plus hay, tengo / no tengo and me hace falta. Click-through slideshow with all 17 slides — retrieval, cultural moment, vocab, sentence builder, grammar focus, matching, noughts & crosses, battleships, mini-whiteboards, blue zone, exit ticket.
Open Lesson 1🔵 Lesson 1 Blue Zone — interactive worksheet
The full Lesson 1 worksheet, fully interactive. Three parts: fill in missing letters (10 marks), translate Spanish to English (10 marks), translate English to Spanish (10 marks). Self-checking — score tracker at the top, instant feedback on each card.
Open the worksheetLesson 2 — Plurales y colores
How to make Spanish nouns plural (+s / +es / -ces), the difference between me hace falta and me hacen falta, and how colours agree in gender and number. Click-through slideshow with sentence builders, multiple choice, translation race, role-play and a mini-whiteboards drill.
Open Lesson 2🔵 Lesson 2 Blue Zone — interactive worksheet
The full Lesson 2 worksheet, fully interactive. Three parts: Hazlo plural (10 marks) — change the singular to plural and write the English, translate Spanish to English (10 marks) and translate English to Spanish (10 marks). Watch the colour agreement!
Open the worksheetLesson 3 — En mi clase
Things in the classroom. Hay / no hay, singular vs plural, colours and how to describe what's in any room. 16 slides, clickable, tap to zoom.
Open Lesson 3🔵 Lesson 3 Blue Zone — listening
¿Qué hay en la clase? Hit play on the embedded audio (it plays twice), then answer the questions in English. Five students describe their classroom — Lucía, Mateo, Sofía, Diego and Elena. 20 marks · self-marking.
Open the listeningLesson 4 — Tercera persona
Moving from tengo to tiene, no tiene, le hace falta — describing what a friend has, doesn't have or needs. 15 slides.
Open Lesson 4🔵 Lesson 4 Blue Zone — reading
Read about Carlos's bag, María's pencil case and the teacher's classroom. Four parts: English Q&A (9), true/false (4), find the Spanish (7) and language detective — nouns, adjectives, connectives, third-person verbs (16). 36 marks · self-marking.
Open the readingLesson 5 — Comparaciones
Comparing your stuff with a friend's: más / menos … que, tan … como, mejor / peor que. Ready for the extended writing Blue Zone. 14 slides.
Open Lesson 5🔵 Lesson 5 Blue Zone — extended writing
Describe AND compare your equipment with a friend's: 60–80 words in Spanish. Tap-to-drop sentence starters, full word bank (items, colours, quantities, have / need, compare), live word counter, copy-and-paste, model answer reveal.
Open the writing pad🃏 Lesson 5 — Top Trumps cards
A printable Top Trumps deck — students' mochilas with stats they can compare aloud in Spanish using más / menos … que and mejor que. Great paired-speaking warm-up.
Open the PDF🎒 ¡Busca los objetos! — 3D classroom hunt
A first-person 3D classroom. You have 2 minutes and 3 lives to find 5 named objects — listening for both the noun (un cuaderno · una regla · un lápiz) and the colour agreement (rojo / roja · amarillo / amarilla). Distractor items appear in other colours, so noun-adjective agreement is the trick. Works on desktop (WASD + mouse) and on phone/tablet (joystick + tap). Spanish voiceover prompts and an audible name when you pick up the right thing.
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