Santiago Castillo

1. Do Now(5-10 minutes)
Greet students in Spanish
Engage in a quick review of previous material through conversation
Introduce a fun activity, such as a simple question about their day in Spanish
2. Vocabulary Introduction (10-15 minutes)
Show a set of new vocabulary words related to the lesson’s theme (e.g., food, travel, or hobbies).
Practice pronunciation and spelling together.
3. Grammar Focus (15-20 minutes)
Teach a specific grammar concept (e.g., verb conjugation, sentence structure, or use of prepositions).
Provide examples and explain the rules clearly.
Engage students with guided practice through sentence formation or fill-in-the-blank exercises.
4. Practice Activities (20-30 minutes)
Conduct interactive activities such as role-playing, dialogues, or games to apply vocabulary and grammar.
Include both written and spoken exercises to cater to different learning styles.
5. Listening and Speaking Practice (15-20 minutes)
Play a short audio clip or video in Spanish (e.g., a conversation, song, or news segment).
Discuss the content and ask comprehension questions.
Encourage students to mimic pronunciation and practice conversational responses.
6. Wrap-Up and Homework Assignment (5-10 minutes)
Summarise the lesson’s key points.
Answer any remaining questions and provide constructive feedback.
Assign homework to reinforce the material, such as writing a short paragraph or practicing vocab for the next lesson with flashcards