Spanish A1

Spanish alphabet, vowels, pronunciation rules

This lesson introduces the Spanish alphabet, vowel sounds, and basic pronunciation rules. Learners will understand how each letter is pronounced, with special focus on the five vowels (a, e, i, o, u)...

Greetings: hola, buenos días, buenas tardes

This lesson introduces common Spanish greetings such as hola, buenos días, and buenas tardes, used in everyday communication. Learners will understand when and how to use each greeting based on time o...

Introducing yourself: Me llamo..., Soy...

This lesson focuses on introducing yourself in Spanish using expressions like Me llamo… and Soy…. Learners will understand how to share basic personal information such as name, origin, and identity in...

Indian Context:Comparison of Spanish vowel sounds to Hindi/Tamil vowels

This lesson compares Spanish vowel sounds with Hindi and Tamil vowel systems to help learners understand pronunciation differences more easily. It focuses on the five Spanish vowels (a, e, i, o, u) an...

TrainingCentral Module:Pronunciation Audio Drills (AI voice comparison tool)

Weekend Activity: Pronunciation Bingo (gamification)

Wk 2 MOnday

Numbers

Untitled

test

s\handouts

11 JUne

Articles, plural

el/la, los/las — masculine & feminine

This lesson introduces Spanish definite articles el, la, los, and las, focusing on masculine and feminine gender usage. Learners will understand how nouns change with gender and number and how article...

Common nouns (classroom, home objects)

This lesson introduces common Spanish nouns related to classroom and home objects. Learners will build essential vocabulary for everyday communication, including items such as books, tables, chairs, p...

Numbers 0–100

This lesson introduces Spanish numbers from 0 to 100, helping learners build a strong foundation for everyday communication. Students will learn how to count, recognize number patterns, and use number...

Indian Context: Gender in Spanish vs. gender in Hindi (helps Tamil/Malayalam speakers too)

This lesson explains the concept of grammatical gender in Spanish and compares it with gender usage in Hindi, while also providing helpful references for Tamil and Malayalam speakers. Learners will un...

TrainingCentral Module: Drag-and-drop gender sorting game

Quiz: Article Assignment Quiz (10 questions, auto-graded)

WEDNESDAY

AUDIO

Untitled

Salutations

Greetings

Articles 30/5

Aticles

Verbs

Ar, er ir

VERBS

AR, ER, IR

yo, tú, usted, él, ella, nosotros, ustedes

This lesson introduces Spanish subject pronouns such as yo, tú, usted, él, ella, nosotros, and ustedes, which are used to identify who is performing an action. Learners will understand the difference...

Verb SER — conjugation and uses (identity, origin, profession)

This lesson introduces the Spanish verb ser, including its conjugation and main uses. Learners will understand how to describe identity, origin, and profession using forms like soy, eres, es, somos, a...

Nationalities: indio, paquistaní, bangladesí, srilankés

This lesson introduces Spanish vocabulary for nationalities, focusing on words like indio, paquistaní, bangladesí, and srilankés. Learners will understand how to describe a person’s nationality and ho...

Indian Context: Role of formal/informal address (similar to aap/tum in Hindi)

This lesson explains the difference between formal and informal address in Spanish using tú and usted, and compares it with similar concepts in Hindi such as tum and aap. Learners will understand when...

Speaking Activity: AI Bot — "Tell me about yourself" (2-minute speaking exercise)

Week three

Articles n Nouns pg 19

Verbs exercise

hablar, trabajar, estudiar, escuchar, bailar, caminar

This lesson introduces commonly used regular -AR verbs in Spanish such as hablar, trabajar, estudiar, escuchar, bailar, and caminar. Learners will understand how to conjugate these verbs in the presen...

Present tense conjugation

This lesson introduces present tense conjugation in Spanish, helping learners understand how regular verbs change according to subject pronouns. Students will learn the basic patterns for -AR, -ER, an...

Adverbs of frequency: siempre, a veces, nunca

This lesson introduces Spanish adverbs of frequency such as siempre, a veces, and nunca, which are used to describe how often an action happens. Learners will understand how to place these adverbs in...

Indian Context: Indian daily routine vocabulary mapping

This lesson focuses on mapping Indian daily routine vocabulary into Spanish, helping learners connect familiar daily activities with new language structures. It includes common routines such as waking...

Flashcard Game: Verb Conjugation Race (Kahoot-style in TrainingCentral)

9th june

recap n listening

10 june

vocabulary

15 June

Grammar

ESTAR vs SER (introduction)

This lesson introduces the basic difference between the Spanish verbs ser and estar. Learners will understand how ser is used for identity, origin, and permanent characteristics, while estar is used f...

Locations: en casa, en el trabajo, en la escuela

This lesson introduces common Spanish location phrases such as en casa, en el trabajo, and en la escuela, which are used to describe where actions take place. Learners will understand how to use these...

Emotions: estoy feliz, estoy cansado, estoy nervioso

This lesson introduces Spanish expressions for emotions using the verb estar, such as estoy feliz, estoy cansado, and estoy nervioso. Learners will understand how to describe temporary feelings and em...

Indian Context: Common Indian locations mapped to Spanish

This lesson helps learners describe common Indian locations in Spanish by mapping familiar places such as home, school, office, market, and public spaces into Spanish expressions. Students will learn...

Assessment: Mid-module Quiz (20 questions)

Numbers 100–1,000,000

This lesson introduces Spanish numbers from 100 to 1,000,000, helping learners build strong numerical skills for real-life communication. Students will learn how to form large numbers, recognize patte...

Days, months, seasons

This lesson introduces the Spanish vocabulary for days of the week, months of the year, and seasons. Learners will understand how to use these time expressions in everyday sentences to talk about sche...

Telling time: ¿Qué hora es?

This lesson introduces how to ask and tell the time in Spanish using the question ¿Qué hora es?. Learners will understand how to respond using correct structures for hours and minutes, including expre...

Indian Context: Festival dates in Spanish (Diwali es el... de octubre)

This lesson focuses on expressing festival dates in Spanish using simple sentence structures. Learners will practice talking about Indian festivals such as Diwali, Pongal, and Holi using phrases like...

Game: "Beat the Clock" — Time-telling rapid response game

Family vocabulary: madre, padre, hermano, abuelo

This lesson introduces basic Spanish family vocabulary such as madre, padre, hermano, and abuelo. Learners will understand how to describe family members and relationships using simple sentences. The...

Possessive adjectives: mi, tu, su, nuestro

This lesson introduces Spanish possessive adjectives such as mi, tu, su, and nuestro, which are used to show ownership or relationships. Learners will understand how to use these words correctly with...

Indian Context: Extended South Asian family structure vocabulary

This lesson focuses on Spanish vocabulary related to extended South Asian family structures. Learners will explore terms for relatives beyond the nuclear family, such as uncle, aunt, cousins, and gran...

Activity: Draw your family tree and describe it in Spanish (uploaded to LMS)

comer, beber, vivir, escribir, leer

This lesson introduces common regular -ER and -IR verbs in Spanish such as comer, beber, vivir, escribir, and leer. Learners will understand how these verbs are conjugated in the present tense and how...

Food & restaurant vocabulary

This lesson introduces essential Spanish vocabulary related to food and restaurants. Learners will explore common food items, drinks, and dining-related terms used in everyday situations such as order...

Ordering food: Quiero..., Me gustaría...

This lesson focuses on how to order food in Spanish using polite and common expressions such as Quiero... and Me gustaría.... Learners will understand how to express preferences, make requests, and in...

Indian Context: Spanish names for Indian foods, comparison with Latin American cuisine

This lesson explores how to describe Indian foods in Spanish and compare them with Latin American cuisine. Learners will build vocabulary to talk about popular Indian dishes such as biryani, dosa, and...

Role Play: AI Restaurant Simulation (order a meal in Spanish)

IR conjugation

This lesson introduces the conjugation of regular -IR verbs in Spanish, helping learners understand how verbs like vivir, escribir, and abrir change according to subject pronouns. Students will learn...

IR + a + infinitive (near future)

This lesson introduces the Spanish near future structure ir + a + infinitive, used to talk about planned or upcoming actions. Learners will understand how to combine the verb ir with a and a base verb...

IR + a + infinitive (near future) Transportation vocabulary

This lesson introduces the Spanish near future structure ir + a + infinitive, used to express planned or upcoming actions. Learners will also study transportation vocabulary such as bus, train, car, a...

Indian Context: Planning a trip from India to a Spanish-speaking country

This lesson focuses on using the near future structure ir + a + infinitive to plan a trip from India to a Spanish-speaking country. Learners will practice describing travel plans, destinations, and tr...

Game: "Travel Planner" — Build a trip itinerary using Spanish

Alphabets

Pronunciations

Thursday

aaa

FRiday

aaaa

Saturday 2 hour session

Hi

2 hour clasa

AA