Teaching Ideas for a Spain themed Day!

Try out some of our teaching ideas for a Spain themed day.​

Teaching Ideas and Resources:

English

• Make a tourist guide to a city or area in Spain. What should people visit and why?
• Read or watch a Spanish version of a well known book e.g. The Very Hungry Caterpillar:

Maths

• Learn the names of numbers in Spanish.
• Have a go at telling the time in Spanish.

Computing

• Practice your Spanish with some online games.
• Read some online Spanish stories.
• Create a video travel guide about Spain.

Design Technology

• Research and cook some traditional Spanish food, like this delicious tortilla.
• Make a guitar.

Art

• Try this quick lesson on the work of Joan Miro
• Research the life and work of a Spanish artist. For example, this page has lots of information about Diego Velazquez
• Make some mosaics inspired by the work of Antoni Gaudi.
• Use the template below to create your own version of the Spanish flag.

Music

• Listen to some flamenco music and have a go at clapping the rhythms.
• Use simple songs to learn Spanish vocabulary; such as this greetings song for younger children.

Geography

• Mark Spain and Spanish territories on a map.
• Use our outline map below to mark on some cities, towns and other landmarks in Spain.
• Look at the Spanish flag. What do you know about it? Can you find out what it is called? Who designed it? How does it compare with flags of other countries?
• Plan a trip to take in X number of famous sites.
• Have you (or another person in your class) ever visited Spain? What do you / they remember about it? How is it similar / different to where you live?
• Make a fact file about Spain. The information on this site may be helpful.

History

• Find out how, and when, the Spanish language spread around the world, for example why is it so widely spoken in the Americas? Our resource will get you started.
• Find out about famous Spanish inventors and explorers.

Physical education

• Try some simple flamenco moves. ​

Languages

• Learn some Spanish greetings using these songs. ​