Powerpoint to introduce parts of body and be able to say which part hurts. Reading exercise from Listos 2 to go with the lesson.

Introduce the Spanish alphabet and use '¿cómo se escribe?. Introduce days of the week, spell each day and then write what TV program you watch each day

<p>The official AQA GCSE vocab list for the new 2024 specification, presented in a tick-list format that is ideal for printing as a booklet for students.</p> <p>Words are grouped into the 8 Units, Foundation first, then additional words for Higher students. Sub-headings split the words into adjectives, nouns, verbs etc. The final section is AQA’s ‘General’ list of words, in addition to each of the units.</p>

This is the PowerPoint I use for my first lesson with a new class to reassure them that without even realising it, they already know some words in Spanish.

Reading and listening exercises about buying cinema tickets, then pupils create a poster for a film containing all the information required

Starter activity to test recall of parts of the body. PowerPoint to introduce different types of illness

Like pairs but pupils have to find three matching cards in order to keep the whole set. If they find two the same, they can leave them face up, but if their partner finds the third card in the set, they get to steal the whole set. Pupils have to say the time as they turn over a card.

Arranging to meet someone. Includes a worksheet with blank mobile phones for pupils to create their own dialogue arranging to meet.

A starter to revise the time. Re-arrange a dialogue. Running dictation activity. All instructions in the notes section under each slide

Revise places in town and listen to a basic dialogue arranging to go out.

Using the Tomatina festival in Spain to describe an event in the present tense