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Which subject	Spanish
What topic	All About Me
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 2
Class size	20
What curriculum
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Number of slides	5
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: All About Me in Spanish

Topic

All About Me

Objectives

• Students will be able to introduce themselves in Spanish using basic vocabulary.
• Students will engage in speaking, listening, and writing activities to reinforce self-description in Spanish.
• Students will demonstrate understanding by filling out a personalized card.

Grade/Age Group

Year/Grade 2

Subject

Spanish

Duration

30 minutes

Number of Students

20

Materials

• Printable "All About Me" cards (one per student)
• Whiteboard and markers
• Markers or colored pencils for students
• Example sentences displayed on the board
• Audio recordings for pronunciation (optional)

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the National Standards for Foreign Language Education, focusing on communication and cultural understanding.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction to Vocabulary	5 min	Introduce basic vocabulary related to self-description (name, age, favorite color, etc.).
2	Model Example	5 min	Teacher demonstrates how to fill in the "All About Me" card with a personal example.
3	Distribute Printable Cards	5 min	Hand out "All About Me" cards to each student. Explain how to fill them out.
4	Independent Work	10 min	Students independently fill out their cards using the vocabulary learned.
5	Pair Share Activity	3 min	Students pair up to share what they wrote on their cards with each other.
6	Random Checking	2 min	Collect cards or randomly check students' cards to assess understanding without presentation.
7	Conclusion and Homework	2 min	Wrap up the lesson by reviewing key vocabulary. Remind students to practice speaking at home.

Homework

Complete the "All About Me" card with additional details and practice introducing yourself in Spanish to a family member.

Notes

• Ensure a supportive environment for sharing and encourage students to use Spanish as much as possible during pair share activity.
• Be ready to provide assistance for students who may struggle with vocabulary.

Lesson script

Introduction to Vocabulary

"Hola, clase! Buenos días! Today, we are going to learn how to introduce ourselves in Spanish. That means we're going to talk about our names, ages, and favorite colors. Let’s start with some basic vocabulary that will help us describe ourselves.

Repeat after me:

1. 'Me llamo' - which means 'My name is...'
2. 'Tengo [número] años' - which means 'I am [number] years old.'
3. 'Mi color favorito es [color]' - which means 'My favorite color is [color].'

Great! Now, let’s make sure we all understand. Can anyone tell me what 'Me llamo' means? Excellent! It means 'My name is...' Now let’s move on!"

Model Example

"Ahora, les voy a mostrar cómo llenar la tarjeta 'All About Me'. Aquí en el tablero tengo un ejemplo de lo que voy a escribir.

Primero, yo diría: 'Me llamo [tu nombre]'. Por ejemplo, 'Me llamo Señorita Pérez'. Luego, puedo decir 'Tengo 7 años'. Y finalmente, 'Mi color favorito es azul'.

Aquí, en esta tarjeta, voy a escribir todas esas cosas. Ahora que han visto cómo lo hago, ¿están listos para hacer lo mismo?"

Distribute Printable Cards

"Muy bien, estudiantes. Cada uno de ustedes va a recibir una tarjeta 'All About Me'. Aquí están. (Distribute the cards)

Por favor, miren la tarjeta. En la parte de arriba, escribirán 'Me llamo...' seguido de su nombre. En el siguiente espacio, escribirán 'Tengo [número] años', y en el último espacio, 'Mi color favorito es...'.

Recuerden usar las palabras que hemos repasado. ¿Todos tienen una tarjeta? ¡Excelente!"

Independent Work

"Ahora es tiempo para trabajar de manera independiente. Tienen 10 minutos para llenar su tarjeta. Use el vocabulario que acabamos de aprender.

Si necesitan ayuda, levanten la mano y estaré ahí. ¡Empiecen a escribir! Recuerden que sus tarjetas deben ser únicas, así que piensen en cosas interesantes sobre ustedes."

Pair Share Activity

"Tiempo, clase! Ahora, quiero que se emparejen con un compañero. Tomen turns para compartir lo que han escrito en sus tarjetas. Recuerden utilizar el español tanto como sea posible.

Díganle a su compañero su nombre, edad y color favorito. ¡Comiencen ahora! ¡Buena suerte!"

Random Checking

"¡Silencio, por favor! Ahora, les voy a pedir que vuelvan a su lugar. Quiero pasar a revisar algunas de sus tarjetas. No se preocupen, no estoy aquí para calificar, solo quiero saber si están usando el vocabulario correctamente.

Levante su tarjeta cuando la haya terminado, y yo le daré un vistazo rápido. ¡Vamos a ver lo que han hecho!"

Conclusion and Homework

"¡Muy bien, estudiantes! Ustedes hicieron un trabajo increíble hoy. ¿Cuál es la palabra que usamos para 'My name is'? ¡Exacto, 'Me llamo'!

Recuerden completar su tarjeta 'All About Me' con detalles adicionales en casa. Además, intente practicar cómo se presenta con un miembro de su familia. Me encantaría escuchar cómo les fue en nuestra próxima clase.

¡Hasta mañana! ¡Adiós!"

Printables

Question	Answer
What does 'Me llamo' mean?
How do you say 'I am 7 years old' in Spanish?
What phrase do you use to say 'My favorite color is...' in Spanish?
Can you provide an example of introducing yourself in Spanish?
What was the name of the activity where students shared their cards?
How long did the students have to fill out their cards?
What should students do if they need help while filling out their cards?
What did the teacher check at the end of the class?
How should students practice their introductions at home?
What language should students use when sharing their cards with a partner?