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13 October 2026

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Spooky Spanish: Bones, Ghosts & Don Juan

An interactive, homework-ready KS3 Spanish activity on Todos los Santos in Madrid: sweets, prices and a ghost play. Y7–8, 15–20 min.

Saints’ bones, a cake shop and a ghost play!
On 1 November, Spain celebrates All Saints’ Day. In Madrid, families take flowers to the cemetery, cake shops fill with huesos de santo (marzipan “saints’ bones�) and buñuelos, and theatres perform Don Juan Tenorio, a famous play with ghosts and talking statues. This short resource introduces it all to Year 7–8 using simple present-tense Spanish.

Three quick tasks on the interactive page:

• Lee y descubre: two short texts with tap-to-translate words and audio, then true/false questions. • En la pastelería: work out the price of three orders in euros, then build your own: Quiero dos huesos de santo, por favor. The page works out the price and reads it aloud. • Don Juan Tenorio: meet the characters of the famous ghost play and solve "¿Quién es?" riddles.

What’s included:

• an interactive HTML page that works offline, with audio and self-checking tasks, and saves progress • a one-page worksheet that matches it, with English support • a teacher page with answers, a cultural note and translations • an optional student vocab list to print and cut (two per page)

Perfect for homework: each task reveals letters of a secret code. Students write it on their worksheet, so you can see at a glance who finished.

Language covered: ordering food with Quiero… por favor, numbers and prices in euros, singular and plural nouns, and describing people with lleva / es.

Flexible use: homework, a starter or plenary, a cover lesson, or a 1 November activity in class. It also fits food and shopping topics.

Part of the Fiestas misteriosas unit. Also available: San Andrés de Teixido, Samaín, La Santa Compaña, Santa Marta de Ribarteme and Las brujas de Zugarramurdi.

Tip: if your VLE or Google Drive shows code instead of the page, download the HTML file and open it in any browser.

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