LO: To write for different audiences and  purposes, including writing for a range of real-life and authentic purposes. 

LO: Cymraeg, I can listen to, understand and later recall what I have heard. 

 

Psgodyn… this week we will be stepping into the colourful, curvy world of Antoni Gaudí. Imagine buildings that look like seashells, dragons, waves and forests. That’s the kind of magical world Gaudí created. 

We’re going to use what we already know about our Dyma Fi Welsh sentence patterns to create a Dyma Fi profile all about Gaudí. 

So Psgodyn… put your Welsh hats on, switch on your creative brains, and get ready to learn: “Popeth am Gaudi/ All about Gaudi. 

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LO: Learners understand feelings, belonging and empathy. 

A small suitcase has appeared in Pod Pysgodyn and no one knows where it came from. Mrs Beck has been wondering who it belongs to, why it was left here, and what might be hiding inside. The children in Pod Pysgodyn will soon have the chance to make their predictions. Could it be something special, something important, or something completely unexpected. Should we open it together and find out? The excitement is already building as we get ready to begin our new learning adventure. Beth sydd yn y suitcase?

 

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L.O. To use vocabulary related to the topic.  

LO:To use adjectives and adverbs to expand simple sentences and phrases.

Pysgodyn...something arrived for us this morning. A chef from Spain has sent a challenge. Inside this box are foods that are bursting with flavour—but he says only true food detectives will be able to describe them well enough for him to use in his recipe book.”

¡Hola jóvenes chefs!
'I need help writing delicious descriptions of my favourite Spanish foods.
Taste them. Smell them. Look closely.
Use powerful adjectives and similes to bring the flavours alive.'

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LO. To budget for a Spanish day out.

During your holiday to Spain, you are given the opportunity to plan one of your days out. In order to plan it, you will need to budget the whole day. 

Things you will need to consider when budgeting:

Locations - Travel - Food & Drink - Activities - Treats & Souvenirs

 REMEMBER, you will need to travel between locations if you choose more than 1.

Here is your price list: 

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