Single Lesson · Spanish 1

Me Gusta con Messi.

Can-Do Statement

I can say what I like and don't like in Spanish using me gusta and me gustan, and I can ask a partner about their preferences.

Level: Novice Mid
Type: Single Lesson
Pages: 7
Modes: Interpretive · Interpersonal · Presentational

$7PDF · Slides · EN + ES

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What's inside

7 pages, page-by-page.

A 45-minute lesson built around Lionel Messi as the engagement hook. Students learn the gustar pattern (singular vs plural agreement, indirect object pronouns, the a + person clarifier) by talking about what Messi likes and what they like. Vocabulary, guided practice, partner interview, exit ticket. One tightly paced lesson, editable Google Slides included.