A worksheet to practise the verb ‘ir’ in full in the present tense. Four exercises: Complete the verb table Choose the correct verb for the sentence. Correct the errors in the use of the verb in the sentence. Translate sentences using the verb ‘ir’ into Spanish. Suitable for KS3 or fast-track KS4. Made in-line with new AQA 2024 GCSE syllabus.

Las fechas, los dias y los meses worksheet to practise spellings of days and months of the year, plus spotting mistakes in written dates. Matching PPT available: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13123096

A worksheet to review key vocabulary for items of clothing, plus adjective agreement with colours. Also covers the verb ‘llevar’ in the present tense in full in a game of battleships.

A worksheet that could be used for a cover lesson around Halloween or for a bit of fun before October half term. Matching PPT available: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13121997 The last activity - noughts and crosses - could be used to practise pronunciation by saying the words aloud in Spanish or practise the translations by putting the words into English.

A worksheet for practising the differences between SER and ESTAR in the present tense, aimed at KS3 or KS4. Could be used to teach from scratch, or as a revision refresher. The top of the page explains the rules and the two verbs in full, followed by two exercises: Look at the scenarios and write whether you would use ser or estar (eg. saying where the bank is) Read the sentences and complete with the correct conjugated verb from ser or estar.

A worksheet with three exercises to practise adjective agreements with colours. Powerpoint available for teaching adjective agreement: KS2/3 Los colores https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13124622 Additional colours worksheet for introducing colours and opinions: KS2/3 Los colores https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13119935

A worksheet for introducing and practising common greetings and introduction questions and answers in Spanish.

A worksheet to introduce and practise negative phrases in Spanish: No Nunca Nadie Nada Ninguno Sin Three exercises: Make a sentence negative with ‘no’. Fill in the correct negative word to complete the sentence. Translate simple negative sentences into English. Made in-line with new AQA GCSE guidelines.

A PowerPoint with 12 slides for introducing and practising simple opinion giving for free-time activities (I like to play football at the weekend because it is fun). Slides include: Introductory slides for practising infinitives linked to free-time Phrase construction to give opinions and reasons. Translations into Spanish and English Template for Battleships game Read aloud task Phrases for practising faulty listening / which phrase am I reading, Made in-line with new AQA GCSE syllabus. Matching worksheet available: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13115601

A PPT that introduces and practises words linked to Halloween, which could be used for a lesson before October half term fun. See notes for suggestions for each slide. Matching worksheet available. Call and response slides Guess the covered picture slides What’s the missing picture slides Pictionary / Charades / Hangman ideas

A worksheet to practise words for sports and activities, using ‘juego’ and ‘hago’. Also includes revision of days of the week.

A worksheet on the topic of describing a school and school routine, focusing on translating into English and Spanish.

Six worksheets (some differentiated) to teach the unit of ‘Mi Familia’ - most suitable for KS3. Ppt for family members and pets available: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13125622 WK1. Family members practice and talking about who is in your family, names and ages. **WK2. **Words for pets and how to describe your pets (adjectives, names and age) **WK3. **Facial descriptions - hair, eyes etc and use of the verb ‘tener’. **WK4.**Physical descriptions - height and build and use of the verb ‘ser’ **WK5. **Personality words with ‘ser’ **WK6. **Summary tasks to translate and build sentences on all family words seen.

A pin code sheet for forming phrases to describe a family.

A worksheet for practising the verb ‘tener’ with objects in the classroom.

A worksheet to introduce demonstrative adjectives in Spanish with two exercises. Intended for a general grammar lesson so vocabulary included is from a range of topics. Exercise 1: Fill in the missing demonstrative adjective to complete the sentence. Exercise 2: Choose the correct demonstrative adjective from two options. Could be adapted for more advanced students by removing the scaffolding in both exercises ( translations ) Answers included.

A set of differentiated worksheets for practising regular and key irregular verbs in the preterit tense. Introduces and practises regular verb endings (AR / ER / IR) Introduces and practises irregular verbs (Tener / Estar / Ser / Ir / Hacer) A worksheet that summarises use of both with correct the errors, gap fill, and write sentences.

A resource for introducing verbs, opinions and time frames to talk about past holidays using first person preterit verbs (originally created for lower ability group).

A worksheet with two versions (second sheet adapted for extra support groups) to practise: Uniform vocabulary (clothing items) Translations for describing and giving opinions on uniform Spotting and correcting spelling and grammatical errors.