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Published: 05/06/2015
KS3 | Spanish | Reading | Speaking | Vocabulary
14 pages

Opinions of school subjects

This PowerPoint will enable students to give opinions of school subjects and extend them with reasons with lots of speaking practice is built in. Start by using the Matching and Snap interactive tasks to revise school subjects. A Magnet interactive to classify adjectives as positive or negative is also provided. The Word document includes differentiated reading tasks and detailed teaching notes. Download the PowerPoint resource
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 Daniela Corona Cruz
Thank you so much for this resource. My pupils had already learned some adjectives to describe teachers and the school subjects but I was looking for a way to mix new adjectives with school subjects and explain grammar agreements so that they could build sentences on why they like or dislike a certain subject. This is a fantastic centrepiece for the discussion!

Posted on 31st October 2018 Fiona Jones
I really enjoyed using this resource - I started with a review of the adjectives and there are a good range to encourage pupils to move away from their "safe" favourites. We then looked at the different opinion sentences and the pupils discussed the differences. This is not new to my able year 8 so we just confirmed that we all understood the differences and why. We then did the whole class moving around the room and the pupils gave me their justified opinion from where they stood. Once they had returned to their seats we modelled the speaking activity and they did this in small group. The pupils were given the writing as homework and I edited this a bit. Overall a really good lesson and one where the pupils really felt that they had made progress.

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