A whole unit including Fifteen standalone resources for GCSE on the topic of my town/region and where I live. There are enough tasks and worksheets here for a full unit of work. Resource 1: Describing what there is in my town (il y a/ negatives/ des installations en ville) Resource 2: Describing my town (adjectives, opinions, a sentence builder & reading task) Resource 3: What I am going to do in my town next weekend (a future tense review, a sentence builder, translation practice and a writing question). Resource 4: A revision/ retrieval worksheet on the vocabulary and structures in Resources 1 & 2. Resource 5: The imperfect tense - a worksheet comparing my town in the past with my town now. Resource 6: Consolidation & wider practice on the imperfect tense on this topic. Resource 7: More practice on talking about where I used to live - the imperfect tense translation & sentence builder Resource 8: Improving my writing skills - a writing question with a model answer and complex structures translation Resource 9: An exam style reading comprehension in French on ‘ma ville’ - coche la bonne case Resource 10: A resource for comparing life in the town and countryside. Resource 11: A GCSE writing question (4 bullet points) on my town with model answer gap-fill and complex structures to find. Resource 12: A conditional tense sentence builder with translation practice. Si j’étais riche, je voudrais… Resource 13: A revision sheet on Ma ville with a short writing task & support. Resource 14: A reading comprehension on my town (Text with answers in French). Resource 15: A knowledge organiser of key vocabulary on this topic. Format: PDF and word documents with answers. I have also made a Quizlet to review key vocabulary from these resources: https://quizlet.com/_8g1o5j?x=1qqt&i=2syx7b

A translation worksheet on the topic of holidays in the future tense and future constructions (espero/ tengo la intención de/ me gustaría). Six different translation exercises which recycle the same key language and introduce new linguistic items in a scaffolded way. The exercises are ramped in terms of difficulty and final activity is a plenary translation task into Spanish. Answers included.

A standalone resource on the topic of ‘la navidad’ with vocabulary, reading and translation activities. The resource introduces key vocabulary on this topic and includes some exercises with the immediate future too. Format: Word and PDF document with answers.

A 6 page comprehensive topic booklet on ‘la vida sana’ to introduce this topic to pupils in a stand-alone lesson or lessons. It includes essential topic vocabulary, key structures, translation practice, reading practice, writing and more. Answers included.

A standalone worksheet with practice on adjectival agreement for KS3/ GCSE revision. The work sheet introduces 20 key adjectives and then recycles them in various activities which focus on agreement too. Answers included.

A four-page comprehensive set of grammar exercises on the perfect tense, on topic of holidays which will enable pupils to write and talk about their holidays using the past tense accurately. Answers are included. This is a resource for a whole lesson, or more, with activities throughout to make the tasks pupil-led and active. The difficulty of the exercises are scaffolded: regular -ER verbs; regular -IR/-ER verbs; irregular past participles; verbs that use être as an auxiliary; plenary translation tasks both ways. Answers included.

Qu’est-ce qu’on peut faire pour protéger l’environnement ? Resources to use in any lesson on the environment for GCSE. There is a range of activities including key vocabulary match up, translation both ways, reading comprehension and a ‘vocabulary hunt’. Pupils can use these resources to model their own answers on ‘qu’est-ce que tu fais pour protéger l’environnement’ and the resources include lots of higher vocabulary and complex structures for them to recycle in their own work. Answers included.

Two separate resources that will allow pupils to read, write and speak about their film tastes. Resource 1: Vocabulary/ Translation/ Future Tense Sentence Builder/ Reading/ Translation & Writing Resource 2: A GCSE style text with a pre-reading vocabulary task and two comprehension questions. Answers included.

A comprehensive double-sided A4 Writing Mat with all the ingredients for success that pupils will need to produce a Grade 8/9 answer. There are 11 sections with structures to include and final checklist.

Two standalone resources on ‘Mes projets d’avenir’ for GCSE. Resource 1: introduces key future time expressions, key infinitives, a review of the future tense, a reading comprehension and translation practice. Resource 2: a GCSE reading comprehension and vocabulary hunt on future plans. With answers.

3 double-sided worksheets on the topic of school trips for GCSE using the past and future tenses. These resources will help pupils to talk and write about previous school trips and plans for the future. Resource 1: Mon dernier voyage scolaire 1 (Vocabulary, grammar, writing) Resource 2: Mon dernier voyage scolaire 2 (Review of worksheet 1, reading comprehension and grammar practice) Resource 3: Un voyage scolaire à l’avenir (Future time phrases, key structures, reading and grammar) Format: Word and .pdf documents with answers.

This resource pack contains two worksheets with answers: A double-sided worksheet to introduce core vocabulary, opinions and justifications. There are also some reading activities and an exercise on adjectival agreement. A worksheet with two reading activities on the topic of school and subjects.

A standalone resource for GCSE on the topic of house/home and describing where I live. It includes four texts, a reading comprehension, a vocabulary hunt, translation into English and a mosaic translation into Spanish. Answers included.

A worksheet for GCSE to quickly revise preterite verb formation, in the context of holidays and holiday vocabulary. There is a verb drill activity recapping thematic vocabulary and translation tasks into English and Spanish. These activities will scaffold pupils’ answer to the question: “describe tus últimas vacaciones” Suggested answers included.

An 11 page resource with a comprehensive list with over 200 different examples of complex & idiomatic language that pupils can use in their spoken and written work. This can be referred to and used actively in lessons, as well as being a great resource for revision. The structures are divided in 20 separate sections and, in each section, every construction has its meaning and an example for pupils to practise using it correctly. Answers also included. Sections: Complex structures requiring an infinitive Opinion phrases Adverbs & negation Connectives Before, after & the gerund Use a past tense Use a past tense construction Say what you ‘used’ to do Use a conditional sentence Say what you must do Use a future tense Use a conditional tense Say what you would have liked to have done Use an expression of dreaming/wanting Use a subjunctive expression Use a comparative Say what other people think and feel Use an idiomatic AVOIR expression Use some interesting averages Say how long you have been doing something (‘depuis’) There (‘y’) Spanish version available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spanish-gcse-key-complex-structures-revision-booklet-with-translation-practice-11851661

A standalone two-page resource to support KS3 pupils to describe the appearance of themselves and members of their family. It is scaffolded with vocabulary, reading and translation activities with a topic sentence builder. Format: Word document and PDF with answers.