<p>This PowerPoint presents basic vocabulary to learn via drilling, writing and using it in order to complete fill in the gaps tasks.</p> <p>Nice visuals and clear presentation.</p> <p>If you want to make sure your students a confident to use the vocab to name places to go, this is an enjoyable lesson for a year 7 class, year 6 as well! or it may support your year 8 SEN class.</p> <p>You coul also print the slide and cut it out to play pairing games (words matching its pictures)</p> <p>enjoy y gracias!<br /> Many thanks</p>

<p>This Power Point is a good teaching material to show and explain to your students (year 9 to year 11) the traditional cultura event of the “human towers” in Catalonia.</p> <p>It includes vocabulary activities, two insightful youtube videos and activities, as well as understanding and reflective questions too.<br /> It also contains a translation activity.</p> <p>I recommend this Power Point for GCSE level or a good year 9 class. The slides are nicely edited with answers to all activities.</p> <p>Created by me - an Spanish native, who is teaching in the UK at the moment :)</p> <p>I hope you’ll find it useful.</p> <p>Gracias :)</p>

<p>This Power Point may suit a year 9 class.</p> <p>The aim is to clarify the following grammar point: adjectival agreement within the topic of Town and Where I live. Students will learn how to describe a town in Spanish.</p> <p>Visually attractive learning material, it comes with a separated hand-out for students to practise this topic through both identifying errors and translation tasks.</p> <p>I hope your students will love it!</p>

<p>Hola!!!</p> <p>This is an excellent Power Point lesson to teach vocabulary of a FESTIVAL.<br /> It includes a reading, writing, listening and speaking activity to keep your students engaged all lesson.<br /> The listening activity has an audio file on the slide.<br /> Printable copies are included as hidden slides<br /> Quality of language and edition.<br /> The level is for GCSE years.</p> <p>Enjoy!**</p>

<p>This lesson enhances your students’ Speaking skills through lively and well presented slides. There are many oral tasks that can be used as written tasks too.</p> <p>These are the topics covered:</p> <p>Qu’est-ce que tu portes normalement le week-end ?</p> <p>Quel est ton repas préféré ?  Mon repas préféré c’est…</p> <p>Parle-moi d’une journée typique. Quel est ton jour préféré et pourquoi ?</p> <p>I think it is a great resource to improve your students’ confidence and fluency. It definitely brings opportunity for oral fluency. I hope your students enjoy it!</p> <p>This lesson is a year 8 and 9 British Curriculum for the preparation of GCSE exams.</p> <p>Merci</p> <p>Rosa Conde</p>

<p>This lesson contains key GCSE vocabulary of the topic “Hábitos saludables: Estar en forma” (to be in shape). It is appropiate for year 9, or a strong class of year 8. Likewise, you could use it as a review lesson with your year 10 groups.</p> <p>Lesson objectives:<br /> I will learn new vocabulary so that I can talk in Spanish about healthy habits.<br /> I will practise the present tense.<br /> I will use time phrases to do a translation task.</p> <p>This Power Point is well presented and offers a variety of learning activities that will suit your lessons:</p> <p>The starter includes a revision of sports with the appropriate verb to use.</p> <p>It shows healthy habits with visuals and vocabulary drilling.</p> <p>There is a reading activity, with a gap filler exercise and translation activities with answers.</p> <p>It includes extension activities and differentiation for all tasks.</p> <p>I really hope you and your students enjoy it!</p> <p>Many thanks,<br /> Rosa</p> <p>(I am a native Spanish speaker and MFL teacher in the UK)</p>

<p>Dear colleagues!</p> <p>Here it is a visually attractive Power Point about dates and cultural events.</p> <p>Students will have chances to revise numbers, months and learn some new cultural events and their dates. Extension activities included.</p> <p>It is also a good group activity that celebrates diversity.</p> <p>It’s a lesson for Year 5 and 6 and lower sets of Year 7 and 8 - even useful for revision at Year 7.</p> <p>I hope you like it.</p> <p>Thank you!<br /> Ros</p>