English in primaria: pairing packs with LOMLOE & SEP themes

Aylara A.
Kids' teacher · founder of AylaraTalks
The disclaimers first, as always: LOMLOE is Spain's education law and the SEP is Mexico's education ministry; neither has anything to do with this site, and curricula are set by regions, states and schools — always follow YOUR programación or plan de clase. What is safely mappable is the theme layer: the topics primary English cycles through are strikingly constant across both systems.
First cycle: the self and the near world
- Greetings, feelings, my body → Emotions and Body packs, the hello routines from the classroom-posters set.
- Colours, numbers to 20, school objects → Colors and School packs, the 1–20 number board with its listen-and-find game.
- Family and pets → Family and Pets packs with their chants and speaking questions.
Second & third cycles: routines, town, past tenses
Daily routines with clock time (the telling-time page with its quiz and worksheets), food and healthy habits (Food/Fruits/Vegetables plus the Health pack), my town and jobs (Town, Transport, Jobs), and by the third cycle the past tenses — where the grammar pages and the 60 irregular verbs take over. The Cambridge-aligned level pages (Pre-A1 to A2) double as a competencias reference many programaciones already speak.
The Spanish-speaker specifics
Two labs here were built for your classroom in particular: the b/v minimal pairs (Spanish merges them; English does not) and ch/sh (Spanish lacks sh entirely). Ten minutes a week in each rewires the ear before the habits set. And the site's Spanish layer means the support gloss under every English word is one your children actually read.
Take this with you
Your programación names the competencias; the packs supply the joy. Map each cycle's themes to their packs, book the two Spanish-trap sound labs as a weekly ritual, and let the printables travel home in Spanish-glossed peace.
Put it into play
Everything here pairs with our free classroom games — no prep, no accounts.

About the author
Kids' teacher · founder of AylaraTalks
Aylara is a kids' teacher who spent years hand-making every classroom game — cutting cards and drawing boards on paper sheets. She created AylaraTalks so no teacher has to start from a blank page again.
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