A Level Spanish Essay Writing Lesson 1: La casa de Bernarda Alba (Presentation + Student Pdf)

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A complete first lesson on writing A Level Spanish literature essays, using La casa de Bernarda Alba. Includes a 60-minute teacher PowerPoint and a printable student pack with a model essay, quote bank and sentence bank.

Full description

Teach your Year 13 students how to write a literary essay in Spanish, step by step.

This ready-to-teach lesson uses one theme, freedom in La casa de Bernarda Alba. Students see the structure of an A Level essay, learn the PEA method (Punto, Evidencia, Análisis), and write their first analytical paragraph by the end of the hour.

What's included

  • 18-slide teacher PowerPoint for a 60-minute lesson, with a starter, live PEA modelling, a colour-coding task, a phrase hunt, independent writing, peer feedback, an exit ticket and homework. Speaker notes are included on every slide.

  • 5-page student pack (PDF):

    • essay structure and PEA at a glance

    • a Spanish sentence bank for introducing arguments, analysing quotes and concluding

    • connectors and literary vocabulary

    • a quote bank organised by theme: oppression, freedom, honour and double standards

    • an annotated ~440-word model essay

    • a scaffolded PEA paragraph with a checklist and an extension challenge

Suitable for: A Level Spanish (Year 12–13) literature teaching, classroom use, cover lessons and independent study.

Format: PowerPoint (.pptx) and printable PDF.

A complete first lesson on writing A Level Spanish literature essays, using La casa de Bernarda Alba. Includes a 60-minute teacher PowerPoint and a printable student pack with a model essay, quote bank and sentence bank.

Full description

Teach your Year 13 students how to write a literary essay in Spanish, step by step.

This ready-to-teach lesson uses one theme, freedom in La casa de Bernarda Alba. Students see the structure of an A Level essay, learn the PEA method (Punto, Evidencia, Análisis), and write their first analytical paragraph by the end of the hour.

What's included

  • 18-slide teacher PowerPoint for a 60-minute lesson, with a starter, live PEA modelling, a colour-coding task, a phrase hunt, independent writing, peer feedback, an exit ticket and homework. Speaker notes are included on every slide.

  • 5-page student pack (PDF):

    • essay structure and PEA at a glance

    • a Spanish sentence bank for introducing arguments, analysing quotes and concluding

    • connectors and literary vocabulary

    • a quote bank organised by theme: oppression, freedom, honour and double standards

    • an annotated ~440-word model essay

    • a scaffolded PEA paragraph with a checklist and an extension challenge

Suitable for: A Level Spanish (Year 12–13) literature teaching, classroom use, cover lessons and independent study.

Format: PowerPoint (.pptx) and printable PDF.