Name every bird you have seen in the school yard this week. How many can the class collect in thirty seconds?
Here are today's eight birds, in two groups of four. Listen first, then repeat with the class. Listen for the silent u in el águila (sounds like AH-gee-la) and the strong rolled rr in el gorrión.
Volunteers flip two cards at a time on the board and find each Spanish bird with its English meaning. When a Spanish card appears, we all whisper it with el or la.
Open your copy and write the names of three birds, with articles, and draw a quick sketch beside one. Use the list on the board — copy carefully, including el/la and any accent.
The wheel lands on a bird. We all whisper the Spanish with its article. Then one volunteer answers with a mini-phrase: Es el búho or Veo la gaviota.
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