Engaging Spanish Lesson: Teaching Chores and ¨Tener Que¨

Item description

minute online Spanish lesson. Designed to be applied in real-time, this lesson focuses on teaching students how to express obligations using the modal verb “tener que.”

What’s Included:

• Ice-breaker: Start the session by challenging students to identify elements that don’t belong to a particular group. This activity encourages critical thinking and participation.
• Presentation: Dive into a captivating story rich in vocabulary related to daily chores. The story is accompanied by vivid pictures that aid comprehension.
• Practice: Reinforce learning through two interactive activities. The first is a memory game that engages students’ memory skills. The second activity involves distributing a list of chores among three individuals of different ages.
• Production: Encourage students to share their own experiences by explaining how they contribute to household tasks. This activity promotes active communication and application of the newly acquired vocabulary and grammar.

Vocabulary Included:

• tengo que (I have to)
• hacer mi cama (make my bed)
• cocinar (cook)
• lavar la loza (wash the dishes)
• limpiar (clean)
• guardar (tidy up)
• hacer las compras (do the shopping)
• guardar los juguetes (put away toys)
• sacar la basura (take out the trash)
• barrer (sweep)
• trapear (mop)
• planchar (iron)

This interactive lesson not only teaches students about daily chores but also equips them with the practical language skills needed to express obligations. Whether you’re a parent or educator, this lesson is an excellent way to engage students in learning Spanish while exploring responsibilities at home. Don’t miss this opportunity to make language learning both educational and enjoyable.