Look at this phrase on the board: you're coming.
Listen as classmates say it in a flat voice, then say it again as a question using only their voice. No extra words. No question mark on the board. Just the voice rising.
Same three feelings in five languages. Listen for ones that sound nearly the same. Flip each card, listen, and say the word back together as a class.
Five short clips. Listen twice before anyone answers. Listen for the language and for whether the voice is asking a question. You can often hear a question before you understand a single word.
Have a go even if you are not sure — your ears are learning.
Open your copy and get ready to write. First write one short question in English. Then write the same idea in Spanish shape, with the upside-down mark at the start and the ordinary mark at the end.
Use the model on the board if you like:
Here are today's three feeling words to keep beside you:
You may swap in another feeling word from the list, for example ¿Estás triste?, as long as you keep the upside-down mark first.
The wheel is Spanish only today. Keep the three Spanish feeling words in view on the board. When the wheel lands on a feeling, say the Spanish word aloud with the class and show the face that goes with it.
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