This pack contains enough resources on Film and Cinema to cover at least 3 lessons! It includes a detailed powerpoint and accompanying worksheets. It covers types of films, different opinion phrases and adjectives, comparatives and superlatives, and detailed high-level cinema language (eg. sound-track, script, plot etc.). It steadily builds pupils towards writing and producing their own film review / summary, as well as translating a high-level text on the topic of film and cinema. The worksheet where pupils watch a film clip can be used alongside ANY films you like - that bit is up to you! :)

This powerpoint and supporting worksheets cover the new GCSE topic of homelessness. The activities include reading, listening and writing skills and the opportunity to have a discussion on the topic. There is also a translation activity which fits with the new GCSE specification. There is enough content here for two lessons, with a potential spoken discussion activity the lesson after.

This lesson covers revision activities which relate to the Year 8 NCELP course. The powerpoint includes activities on the following areas: AR, ER and IR verbs in the present tense. Irregular present tense verbs (voy, doy). AR, ER and IR verbs in the preterite tense. The difference between the present tense of ‘ir’ and the near future tense. The different uses of SER and ESTAR. Uses of tener in idiomatic phrases. Phonics practise. Activities enable students to built on their reading, listening and writing skills. There is also opportunity for speaking practise throughout the lesson.

These resources cover the topic of the Spanish Civil War and Franco’s Dictatorship and encourage pupils to consider what life was like during and after the Spanish civil war through a variety of different activities. Skills covered include: reading, translation, writing, speaking & listening - as well as the opportunity to develop grammar skills. Key sub-topics: consequences of the Civil War, Franco’s reign, repression and censorship, women during Franco’s dictatorship. There are enough resources here for at least 3 lessons on the topic (depending on group ability). Mixture of culture, history and language practice.

This power-point and accompanying worksheet focus on the irregular present tense. This could be used with GCSE pupils or KS5 pupils to recap the changes that occur in some present tense verbs. The resources here are enough to cover 2 or 3 lessons on the topic of irregular present tense and they include activities such as translation, card sorting, reading, gap-fill activities and verb drills.

This worksheet consists of various tasks which help pupils summarise vocabulary and grammar covered throughout Year 9. There are also some questions which test cultural and geographical knowledge. This is the perfect activity for an end-of-year lesson where it's not quite acceptable to just sit and watch a film...but it's OK to do something fun and competitive!

This is a full lesson that I did as an NQT observation. It includes various activities such as reading comprehension, translation, quiz quiz trade speaking task etc. It aims to provide pupils with the necessary vocabulary and confidence to perform a role-play in pairs to the rest of the class. This was in preparation for Year 9 speaking tests.

These worksheets cover the topic of town and city (new GCSE spec). Reading comprehension activities, adjective agreements and translation. There is enough here for 2 lessons (depending on ability of your class).

This 2-page worksheet is full of activities to do with free-time. This is an ideal resource to use for a cover lesson and it is easy for pupils to follow, yet it tests a range of different key skills: reading, writing, translation, grammar. Ideal for KS3 or low ability KS4 class.

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.

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 focuses on the topic of technology & social media. The skills covered in this powerpoint range from translation and writing to speaking practice. There is a photocard for students to prepare for the new-style GCSE speaking exam. Lots of useful vocabulary, and a reminder of subjunctive.

This powerpoint and accompanying worksheets cover the topic of films. Pupils will learn how to give opinions of films and describe them using adjectives. Pupils will cover skills like reading, listening, speaking, translation, grammar and writing. This bundle includes enough resources to cover at least 4 lessons.

This booklet contains all the key elements for getting a fantastic grade in the GCSE Spanish writing exam. Booklet follows the TORTILLA formula for writing - tenses, opinions, reasons, time phrases, idiomatic expressions, linking words, ‘lo’ phrases, adjectives. This booklet could be used in class alongside teacher-led explanations etc or it could be given to students as homework over a period of time. It could also be used as an extra revision resource for students. There is enough content in this booklet (16 pages) to cover a series of lessons. I used this resource with my own Year 11s recently and it has massively improved their Spanish writing skills! :)

This ppt covers the topic of daily routine in Spanish. It includes key reflexive verbs and allows students to recap & revise how to tell the time in Spanish. There are a range of different activities included in this ppt which will help students develop reading, listening and writing skills. There are also opportunities for speaking practise too.

This resource includes a variety of photocards for different topics covered in the new Spanish GCSE. It also includes a writing/speaking frame that aids pupils in answering the question " ¿Qué hay en la foto?. This resource can be given to pupils for revision in their own time, or can be used as a classroom resource during the lead up to the GCSE speaking exams.

Once downloaded the layout of all resources goes back to normal. Crossword has ALL clues - preview not showing them all This presentation and accompanying worksheet are ideal for KS2 or KS3 Spanish. Basic greetings are covered as well as saying how you are feeling. Pupils are encouraged to practice speaking skills as well as produce written conversations. This lesson also includes a crossword on all vocabulary covered in the presentation. This could be completed as homework.

This worksheet teaches students about the current Spanish Royal Family. Using their knowledge of family members, pupils must read the information about the different relatives and answer the questions. There is also a true / false activity. Extension task for higher ability pupils included on the sheet.

This football themed worksheet allowed pupils to reflect on their progress throughout Year 10 (can be modified for different year group). Pupils must set themselves goals for Year 11 in all key areas of Spanish (Writing, Reading, Speaking, Listening, Translation). The resource is presented like a football to link with the idea of 'goals' (see what I did there!? :D ) This could be used as a worksheet and stuck into the pupils books, or it could make a nice display. Enjoy!

This worksheet includes an explanation of how to form the future tense (conjugation of IR + a + infinitive) and a variety of exercises allowing pupils to practice this tense.