2-PAGE WORKSHEET FINE ONCE PRINTED - IMAGE OF BOTH SHEETS PROVIDED I made this worksheet as cover work for my middle-set Year 8 group. It is on the topic of film and TV, and tests pupil knowledge of different types of TV shows and film genres. Pupils get to practice their reading, writing and translation skills whilst simultaneously reinforcing their vocabulary. Pupils could complete this sheet either as cover-work, or as homework revision. The extension task involves using a Spanish dictionary to look up particular words in order to translate the literal translation of different TV shows.

This powerpoint and supporting worksheets focuses on the topic of verb tenses at GCSE, particularly imperfect and preterite tenses. The activities include gap fill exercises, translation activities, listening tasks and an example 90 word writing exam question. At the end of the lesson there is a vocabulary revision game which includes pupils remembering and revision vocabulary from a range of topic areas.

This powerpoint contains enough content for at least 2 lessons on the Spanish subjunctive. Students will learn what the subjunctive is, phrases which trigger the subjunctive and also how to form subjunctive verbs (regular and irregular). Through a variety of activities, students will develop their writing, reading and speaking skills whilst also enhancing their knowledge of high-level grammar. This is the perfect lesson for students who are aiming for a grade 7 and above at GCSE level and who already have a good grasp of the present tense in Spanish.

This powerpoint aims at building listening, reading, writing, translation and speaking skills linked to the topic of jobs and careers. Students will learn new vcoabulary for various jobs, and will be able to express opinions & give job descriptions. The activities included range from reading comprehension activities and listening activities to practice GCSE speaking tasks (photo cards and role plays), as well as GCSE writing questions.

This presentation and accompanying worksheets focus on developing writing skills for the new-specification GCSE Spanish writing exam. The activities encourage pupils to use higher level conjunctions in their work and to apply a wider range of tenses. Activities for 90 word and 150 word writing practice are included, as well as translation.

This worksheet is designed to drill the Top 10 most useful verbs for GCSE Spanish. These verbs can be used when writing or speaking about a range of different topics so, if students learn these top 10 verbs, they will be able to get a good grade in their writing and speaking exams. There are a mix of regular and irregular verbs, in the ‘I’ form. The different tenses included are: present, preterite, imperfect, near future, proper future and conditional.

This lesson focuses on the topic of technology and encourages students to give high-level opinions of different technological devices. Grammar wise, students will cover ‘LO’ phrases (eg. lo bueno es que…) and the subjunctive. This lesson is suitable for high ability groups who are aiming for grade 7-9 at GCSE as the tasks are quite challenging. Skills included are: reading, listening, translation & speaking.

These resources cover the GCSE Spanish topic of Healthy Eating and Healthy Diet. There are enough resources here to cover at least three lessons on this topic. Resources include a powerpoint presentation covering types of food, adjectives, opinions, reasons, tenses. Additional supporting worksheets are also included. The resources test reading, writing, speaking and translation skills and include the opportunity to recap and revise key verb tenses. Activities cover a range of different abilities.

These cards aim to enhance fluency and spontaneity amongst KS5 pupils. The idea is that they pick up a card at random, ask their partner the question and listen to their partner’s response (and vice versa). All cards cover the different topics which come up at AS level (fashion, young people, family, tv, music, art, culture, internet and technology, tourism etc.) They are colour-coded based on topic and cover a range of different questions - ranging from the easier to the more challenging. Of course, this resource could be used in a number of ways but I used it with my Year 12 class as a spontaneous on-the-spot speaking activity in which pupils gave each other verbal feedback. It was very successful and pupils enjoyed the surprise element of it!

All activities included in this powerpoint aim at ensuring that GCSE Spanish students know a range of food & drink vocabulary and can talk / write about their diet using a range of tenses and a high-level mix of topic-specific vocabulary. Activities include: vocabulary building exercises, gap fill, reading comprehension, adjectives to describe food & adjective agreements, writing practice. There is enough content within the powerpoint to cover at least 3 lessons.

This powerpoint includes a range of revision activities to help pupils prepare for the dreaded GCSE Spanish Speaking Exam! This powerpoint presentation focuses solely on the role-play section of the exam in which pupils have to prepare their role in a conversation. Topics included in the activities provided are: doctors, restaurant, train station and hotel. These provide pupils with the opportunity to prepare and perform conversations in Spanish. There are role-plays for both higher & foundation students.

This presentation and accompanying worksheets cover the topic of architecture in Spain and how this links to Spain’s cultural heritage and history. The architecture explored in these resources covers Roman architecture, the influence of the Moors in Southern Spain (Alhambra Palace, Granada) and the architecture of Gaudi and its impact on tourism. Great cultural topic with the opportunity for pupils to practice reading comprehension, translation, speaking and listening skills.

This worksheet is ideal cover work for a GCSE (lower ability) class currently studying the topic of sport and exercise. Tasks include unjumbling key vocabulary, translating from Spanish into English, categorising adjectives and comprehending writting text about sports. This worksheet should take about 30 -40 minutes to complete (depending on the ability of the class).

This lesson is for GCSE students to practise forming the present continuous tense in Spanish to say what they or someone else is currently doing. This is also a useful tense to know for the GCSE speaking exam where students have to describe what is happening in a photo. This lesson includes a wide range of activities which serve to enhance & develop reading, listening, writing and speaking skills alongside grammar.

A revision booklet covering all the topics for Year 10 Spanish (new spec). The resource includes grammar and vocabulary based activities, and allows pupils to revise key skills: grammar, translation, reading, writing and listening. For the listening activities, I just spoke Spanish aloud to the class & made my own transcript.

This bundle of worksheets covers different school facilities (key vocab), adjectives, translation, reading comprehension, grammar and extension tasks for more able pupils too. There is enough content here for 2 lessons (depending on ability of group).

This worksheet combines the topic of school with the conditional tense.

This large booklet includes key vocabulary and grammar covered in Year 9. It helps prepare pupils for their end of year exams and covers the topics of school & education and environment and a good range of tenses.

This worksheet allows pupils to practice telling the time in Spanish.

GCSE Spanish verb tables and grammar practice.