Clear and well-presented poster/display showing the different types of adjectives in French according to gender and how they form the feminine form (adding -e, different ending, invariable, different forms, and double last consonant + e).

Presentation on how to form negative sentences in the past tense. Includes a powerpoint with a gap fill text about a trip with examples of good use plus travel vocabulary, followed by a series of activities. It can also be used as a model writing for GCSE. Please review if you enjoy it!

Adaptable game to practise speaking and listening. Includes blank template to add your own text, plus examples in French and Spanish. Instructions: each student gets a piece with two phrases. The student who gets the “Start” piece reads the phrase on the right of their piece. The rest of the class must listen attentively, because someone will have that same phrase on the left of their piece. When that student hears the phrase, they read the one on the right of their piece, and so on. This will create a chain where everyone will have their turn to identify a phrase and read their own. This is an excellent game to practise listening (identifying the phrase on the left when someone else says it) and speaking/pronunciation (reading the phrase on the right). Students will need to keep up to avoid breaking the chain. There are French and Spanish templates, plus a blank one. You can also adapt this for other languages and to play either in group or in pairs.

2-page list of connectives and phrases to organise speech in Spanish. Includes translation, examples and subjunctive triggers. Categories include: organising speech expressing reasons, causes and consequences adding ideas / introducing new topics expressing possibility or hypothetical situations expressing contrast / oposition grammar and structures triggered by certain phrases or expressions

Authentic-source reading about Spain as a destination for immigrants, what it has to offer and the problems immigrants may face on arrival. Includes a mock stimulus card for speaking practice related to the reading.

Summary of the positive impacts of immigration in Spain. Mindmap/Knowledge Organiser/ Study help for A-Level Spanish, with important facts and examples, all in Spanish (native speaker) to give ideas of good language. Includes 4 slides with information about: General info about immigrants in Spain, origins, statistics, goals Historical impact of immigration in Spanish culture Current positive impact of immigrants in Spanish culture Current positive impact of immigration in Spanish economy

Resource for A-Level topic of family structure in Spain. 1-page summary of what to talk about, grammar and speaking tips (e.g. comparisons, when to use imperfect or preterite to talk about the past), content ideas (types of families, popularity of marriage, gender roles, etc), possible questions and insights.

Reading about the positives and negatives that immigrants bring into Spain. Includes text from authentic source, vocabulary and speaking activities, including a debate. Good cultural knowledge and preparation for A-Level speaking exam.

Reading + activities about the struggles of female-lead one-parent families in Spain, perfect for the A-Level topic of familiy structure. Includes news article form authentic source, vocabulary, comprehension, translation and writing activities. A great resource to be exploited in class or used as homework.

A summary / knowledge organiser of the topic of Spanish family structures, with specific examples and statistics, ideal for preparing for the speaking exam. Subtopics include: -Types of families / tipos de familias (monoparentales, homoparentales, etc) Changes in family structure / los cambios en la estructura familiar The evolution of the role of women / la evolución del papel de la mujer The role of grandparents / el papel de los abuelos The influence of media and technology in families / la influencia de los medios y la tecnología en las familias It can be given before starting the topic as a way to set a base of knowledge, or at the end as a study/revision tool. Word format so it can be easily edited. Students can use it as a knowledge organiser and add their own info.