Part three of the three subthemes under the topic of El ciberespacio (AQA) (full complete unit available as a bundle. Other subthemes available via my TES shop).

In purchasing this, you will gain access to 4 fully editable, complete lessons lasting 60 minutes each. All lessons are** 2026 updated ** - facts, figures and tasks built around the current political climate.

Lessons are as follows:

1. Redes sociales: usos y oportunidades - Interpret usage data, evaluate opportunities for learning and communication, and practise the future tense. Includes original teacher-read listening, Spanish-to-English translation and collaborative planning.

2. Antes de compartir: confianza y decisiones - Explore privacy, reliable sources and responsible sharing through Spanish and Mexican examples. Develop reading-summary skills, future and temporal structures, English-to-Spanish translation and original AQA-style speaking.

3. Gastronomía en red: descubrir y recomendar - Investigate Mexican food culture and how recipes and restaurant reviews circulate online. Practise the conditional, listening summaries, Spanish-to-English translation and justified recommendations.

4. Comunidades digitales: colaborar con criterio - Explore cultural collaboration in Spain and Chile through ComunidadBNE and Memoria Chilena. Includes narrative gap-fill, the conditional as future in the past, translation, AQA-style speaking and a collaborative budget challenge.

Key features

Lots of varied homework tasks and answers are provided - use as much or as little as you need
Key focus on retrieval practice
Each lesson comes with a teacher planning slide to help you - a breakdown of the lesson, its content and timings
Teacher instructions provided for every task in the notes section of each PPT slide
Wide mix of task types and activities, all with AQA exam spec in mind. All skills (reading, writing, translation, speaking, listening) are covered
All data and sources are provided in the notes section of the PPT (students can also use this to revise)
Each task comes with a ‘support’ and ‘challenge’ differentiation
Clear starter and exit tasks
All listening tasks come with transcripts
Teaches grammar too