How did you get to school today? Put your hand up when your way of travelling is called out, and see how many different answers there are in the room.
Today you will name eight ways of getting about in Spanish, and put four of them in order from slowest to fastest.
Here are today's eight forms of transport. We will meet them in two groups of four. Tap each card, listen, then say it back together. Watch which ones take el and which take la, and listen for the accent marks.
A busy street near Atocha station in Madrid — label each vehicle before the next train pulls in. When it is your turn at the board, place a label; the rest of the time, point at the vehicle from your desk and whisper the full phrase with el or la.
Copy from the board. We will agree four ways of travelling in order from slow to fast, then you write those four with their articles. Watch the accents on el autobús and el avión.
Model order: la bicicleta → el coche → el tren → el avión.
Take your turn at the board flipping two cards, looking for a Spanish word and its English meaning. Whenever a Spanish card is turned over, whisper it with el or la before the match is called.
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