A group of young children in school uniforms stand in a classroom, proudly holding up colourful paper crafts. The whiteboard and bookshelves in the background hint at their Year 2 Italian class and their beautiful work on display.

Beautiful Work in Years 1 and 2 Italian

In Term 1, Year 1 students have been learning about family in Italian.

“One of the best ways to teach young students grammar is with props and/or colourful imagery. The Year 1 students matched pictures of the family members with the correct possessive pronouns and wrote accompanying sentences. The students were very proud of their posters,” said Italian Teacher Nicola Sternberg.

“Year 2 students have been learning about transport in Italian. This topic has allowed students to revise colours, numbers and basic sentence structures.

Two young girls wearing masks and school uniforms stand in a classroom, each proudly holding up their colourful Year 2 Italian drawings of people. Other children and artwork are visible in the background.

“In Week 5, students learnt about different forms of transport made in Italy, from the gondola to the Ferrari. Year 2 students enjoyed creating their own gondolas and decorating them.”

A group of young children in school uniforms stand in a classroom, proudly holding up colourful paper crafts. The whiteboard and bookshelves in the background hint at their Year 2 Italian class and their beautiful work on display.

 

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