Vocabulary revision notes for A Level on different aspects of crime, linked by theme: types of crime, fighting crime, reducing public disorder and prison as a deterrent. There are also some useful oral constructions for talking about these issues.

A revision sheet of key vocabulary with translations in the first and third person for practice.

Four pages of activities to recap the immediate future and introduce the simple future in French, including regular and common irregular verbs. There are enough activities here for a whole lesson and suggested answers included.

A full overview of the future tense, with examples and practice, for pupils in KS3 and GCSE.

A GCSE reading comprehension on the topic of work and volunteering. More reading practice available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spanish-gcse-reading-exam-practice-booklet-higher-tier-questions-and-instructions-in-spanish-12093110

A resource for a standalone lesson on healthy living for pupils to express what they do to keep fit and healthy. There is a PPT with the ‘flow’ of a whole lesson with a resource that includes a language mat, reading task and plenary writing activity. Answers included. Whole bundle on health here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/la-vida-sana-spanish-healthy-living-bundle-5-resource-packs-11872785

A reading comprehension on ‘the basics’ for pupils doing beginner’s Spanish. There is ‘match up’ activity of key questions and then a reading comprehension with a gap-fill activity and comprehension questions. More KS3 reading practice here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spanish-ks3-reading-booklet-reading-comprehension-questions-on-a-variety-of-topics-and-answers-12120483

A standalone resource to recap ‘faire expressions’ on the topic of free time and holidays for GCSE pupils. This resource recaps ‘faire’ conjugation in the present, past, immediate future and pure future tenses and includes practice with 18 key expressions on this topic. There are lots of activities to embed these including gap-fill and translation. Answers included.

A reading activity to introduce the conditional tense, with "would you rather" type questions in Spanish to lead to discussion in groups. The challenging vocabulary is in a match-up activity first.

A resource to introduce/revise the perfect tense through the topic of the environment (el medio ambiente).

Consider purchasing the full A Level Translation Bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-spanish-translation-practice-bundle-range-of-topics-into-english-and-spanish-12050364 An exam style text on women in the labour market in Spain to translate into English followed by translation into Spanish, recycling the same vocabulary. Suggested answers are also included and the text provides key cultural references that can be used in the Speaking exam. There is a free example here on the topic of paternity leave, to preview the quality: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/a-level-permiso-de-paternidad-translations-on-el-mercado-laboral-and-paternity-leave-with-answers-12043678

Two different A Level resources on the la gastronomía in Spain. Resource 1: La importancia de las tradiciones gastronómicas en España. Resource 2: El papel de la gastronomía en España. Both resources include a wide range of activities: texts, comprehension questions, vocabulary/ synonym searches, translation tasks and up to date cultural references which pupils can learn and use in their speaking exams. Answers included.

A standalone resource for pupils to practice this complex structure with a range of GCSE topic vocabulary and contexts. There is a speaking/writing mat and a worksheet with scaffolded practice. 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.

Various resources to use in any standalone lesson(s) on hobbies either in class, for homework or cover. These resources will allow pupils to confidently speak and write about what they do in their free time. A worksheet that introduces key vocabulary, key opinion phrases, key adverbials of time and adjectives to justify opinions. With answers. There are match-up activities, language tasks and translation both ways which recycles all the vocabulary on this sheet. A worksheet to revise adverbs of time and frequency with hobbies with a grammar gap-fill and writing activity too. A GCSE reading activity with answers. Please leave if a review if you found these resources useful for your pupils, or if you have any ideas about how they can be improved.

This is a vocabulary builder for teaching school subjects and opinions that will allow pupils to make progress quickly. The language mat contains all the vocabulary needed for pupils to be able to write and talk about their subjects and the activities are incremental and will engage pupils actively with the vocabulary. There is a plenary activity of reading in Spanish, translation into Spanish and a short writing question. This plenary allows pupils to demonstrate the progress made in lessons or can be used as a test or revision activity. Answers included too.

A double-sided worksheet to introduce pupils to arguments in favour of or against new technology. The exercises scaffold progression: vocabulary match up, classifying advantages/ disadvantages, translation into English, a reading puzzle, a reading comprehension and a plenary translation into French with gloss. Answers included.

A standalone resource on the topic of shopping and free time to help pupils to succeed in a GCSE writing question. This resource is not exam board specific and is suitable for any question in which pupils respond to bullet points on a theme. The activities are scaffolded and include: tips for planning and writing, matching up connectives and opinions, complex structures translation and a scaffolded worksheet for pupils to write their own answers. There is a model answer too.

A challenging standalone worksheet on different aspects of the topic of school: school description, favourite subject, a reading task, and changes I would make if I was headteacher. With an accompanying PowerPoint and answers.

A standalone worksheet on the topic of holidays and weather, including a GCSE reading comprehension, vocabulary search and translation task. With answers.