Topic 5 Locations of Spanish towns



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Topic 5 Locations of Spanish towns The purpose of this topic is for children to describe the geographical location of towns. Section 6 Towns and countries Topic 5 Learning objective Children learn: to describe the geographical location of towns Learning outcomes Children learn: to describe orally the location of some Spanish towns, e.g. Granada está en el sur de España to understand spoken and written descriptions of geographical locations of towns and features of a region to describe in writing the location of some Spanish towns, e.g. está en el norte de España Resources Prepared questions on the location of different towns Photocopiable sheet 1 Activity sheet 1 Electronic Flipbook (page 20) CD Section 6 Topic 5 Advance preparation Familiarise yourself with the topic vocabulary from the CD, practise pronunciation and ensure that you understand the meaning of all the words. Familiarise yourself with page 20 of the Electronic Flipbook. Photocopy Activity sheet 1, one for each child. Programme of study 1a how to use and respond to the foreign language 1b how to listen carefully in order to discriminate sounds, identify meaning and develop auditory awareness 1c correct pronunciation and intonation 1d how to ask and answer questions 2a working with authentic materials including some from ICT-based sources 3a the interrelationship of sounds and writing 3d how to use dictionaries and other reference materials 3e how to communicate with each other in the foreign language in pairs and groups and with their teacher 3g how to use the foreign language for real purposes KS2 Framework for languages O4.2 Listen for specific words and phrases O4.3 Listen for sounds, rhyme and rhythm L4.1 Read and understand a range of familiar written phrases L4.2 Follow a short familiar text, listening and reading at the same time L4.3 Read some familiar words and phrases aloud and pronounce them accurately L4.4 Write simple words and phrases using a model and some words from memory IU4.4 Learn about ways of travelling to the country/countries Vocabulary Dónde está? Está en el norte en el sur en el este en el oeste Málaga Cádiz Tiene razón? Es correcto? Where is? It s in the north in the south in the east in the west Malaga Cadiz Is he/she right? Is he/she/it correct? Prior learning Children will need to have studied Section 6 Topic 4 (points of the compass). 295

Section 6 Towns and countries Topic 5 Differentiation Some children will be able to understand more than they can say. Pair children of higher and lower ability together during questioning activities. Cross-curricular activities L4.3 Read some familiar words and phrases aloud and pronounce them accurately NC English KS2 Reading 1a: Use phonemic awareness and phonic knowledge (All activities) NLS Y4 T1 T3 W1: To read and spell words through identifying phonemes in speech and writing (All activities) IU4.4 Learn about ways of travelling to the country/countries NC Geography 3b: The location of places and environments they study and other significant places and environments (All activities) Assessment The children s understanding can be assessed by their ability: to describe orally the location of some Spanish towns, e.g. Granada está en el sur de España to understand spoken and written descriptions of geographical locations of towns and features of a region to describe in writing the location of some Spanish towns, e.g. está en el norte de España Starter Display page 20 of the Electronic Flipbook and ask the children quick-fire questions on compass directions to assess their understanding and reinforce learning. Point at different directions, e.g. south, and ask Es el norte? to elicit the response, No, es el sur. Activity 1 Still looking at page 20 of the Electronic Flipbook, point to Malaga and model the phrase Málaga está en el sur de España. Invite the children to repeat this and do so several times in order to build confidence. Then point to and say, está en el norte de España. Again, invite the children to repeat the phrase. Now point to Madrid and say Madrid está en el centro de España. Point to and ask the children to predict what the phrase would be to show its location. Give them plenty of opportunity to participate and when several correct answers have been given say Sí, está en el oeste de España. Ask the children different questions to elicit different responses, e.g. - Q: Madrid está en el sur de España verdad o mentira? - R: Mentira. Madrid no está en el sur de España. Madrid está en el centro de España. Ask one child to point to a town and give its location. Then you ask the rest of the children Tiene razón? To which they repond No, está en el or Sí, está en el Listen to the native speaker say these sentences for reinforcement of pronunciation by clicking on the speech bubbles. You can also click on the title at the top of the screen to hear Dónde está? Activity 2 Using the CD, project Photocopiable sheet 1 on to a whiteboard and ask the children questions about each town s location. Vary the questioning in order to elicit different responses. 296 LCP Primary Spanish Resource File 1 LCP Ltd 2008. Copies may be made for use within the purchasing institution only.

Section 6 Towns and countries Topic 5 Activity 3 Give a copy of Activity sheet 1 to each child and ask them to answer the questions at the bottom of the sheet. It consolidates the compass points and the first one has been done for them as an example. Before completing this as a written activity, you might like to project the sheet on to a whiteboard using the CD and do the exercise orally first. Plenary Point to each town on page 20 of the Electronic Flipbook and say a location phrase, e.g. está en el norte de España verdad o mentira? Children have to respond correctly with either verdad or mentira. Extension activities Children compile a data-bank of towns in different geographical locations under different headings. Divide the children into groups or pairs and invite them to think of different questions to ask using Photocopiable sheet 1. Out-of-school learning Encourage the children to research on the Internet different towns in Spain to link with sports and art events. Notes/evaluation: 297

Section 6 Towns and countries Topic 5 Photocopiable sheet 1 Activity Photocopiable sheet 0 sheet 1 Santiago Bilbao Pamplona Barcelona Madrid Cádiz Sevilla Granada Málaga 298 LCP Primary Spanish Resource File 1 LCP Ltd 2008. Copies may be made for use within the purchasing institution only.

Activity sheet 1 0 Answer the questions giving the correct location. The first one has been done for you. Section 6 Towns and countries Topic 5 Activity sheet 1 Bilbao Barcelona Sevilla Granada 1. Dónde está Sevilla? Sevilla está en el sur de España. 2. Dónde está? 3. Dónde está? 4. Dónde está Granada? 5. Dónde está Bilbao? 6. Dónde está Barcelona? 299