SPANISH WHERE YOU LIVE, DIRECTIONS AND WHAT YOU CAN DO IN YOUR TOWN WORKSHEETS - PRESENT, PRETERITE AND NEAR FUTURE TENSES Six-page work booklet containing eight activities to revise Module 5 of Viva 2. (Please note that work booklets for all five modules of Viva 2 are available as a discounted bundle). Topics covered include: Describing your house/flat Rooms of the house Saying what you can do in a town or city Giving directions Places in the town Opinions Time phrases Vocabulary, reading and translation tasks which cover all of the key vocabulary of the module. Page background is tan so you have the option to print in colour to quickly get copies for students with dyslexia or other learning needs who require a non-white background. Or just print in black and white to save ink for other students. Pages are numbered for ease of reference. Ideal to use in class for a revision session before assessments or as a homework task. Also perfect for cover lessons. This is a Microsoft Word file and so is easily editable. Section A - translate single words from Spanish to English Section B - translate short phrases from Spanish to English Section C - translate passage from Spanish to English Section D - translate single words from English to Spanish Section E - translate short phrases from English to Spanish Section F - translate passage from English to Spanish Section G - reading comprehension task Section H - Answer five questions relevant to the topic

PowerPoint (23 slides) for Viva 1 (Segunda edición) Module 1, Unit 3: ¿Tienes hermanos? Covers: Numbers 1-15 The verb ‘tener’ Indefinite articles Brothers and sisters Asking someone’s name and age Includes: Sentence builder Reading comprehension activity sheet Speaking task sheet (survey) Listening task using sentence builder Writing activities sheet Presentation of all necessary vocabulary with clear pictures and tables Get the bundle pack with PowerPoints for units 1-6 of Viva 1 Module 1 and an end of module revision pack for 30% off: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/viva-1-module-1-powerpoints-12713057 View a PDF sample of one of my Viva PowerPoints for free to get a feel for the style, quality and activity types here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12716048

PowerPoint for Viva 1 Segunda Edición, Module 1, Unit 1: ¿Cómo te llamas? Covers phonics with animals and saying how you are. Grammar point: the definite article. Includes sentence builder which can be printed. Includes printable worksheets. Starter (cognates), objectives and plenary activity included. Includes activities to cover all four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. Spanish date on first slide updates automatically. 26 slides. Get the bundle pack with PowerPoints for units 1-6 of Viva 1 Module 1 and an end of module revision pack for 30% off: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/viva-1-module-1-powerpoints-12713057 View a PDF sample of one of my Viva PowerPoints for free to get a feel for the style, quality and activity types here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12716048

PowerPoint for Viva 1 Segunda Edición, Module 1, Unit 2: ¿Qué tipo de persona eres? Covers personality adjectives. Grammar points: soy, es, eres, negatives, connectives, masculine and feminine of adjectives. Includes sentence builder which can be printed. Includes printable worksheets and a game of battleships. Starter is a recall task relating to unit 1. Includes activities to cover all four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. Spanish date on first slide updates automatically. 19 slides. Get the bundle pack with PowerPoints for units 1-6 of Viva 1 Module 1 and an end of module revision pack for 30% off: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/viva-1-module-1-powerpoints-12713057 View a PDF sample of one of my Viva PowerPoints for free to get a feel for the style, quality and activity types here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12716048

This pack contains resources for engaging Superheroes themed Spanish lessons. Covers all four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. Depending on the ability of your class, there is potentially three hours worth of material. Suitable for KS3 students. Listening and interview task can be used with KS4 students. ACTIVITIES: Superheroes comic strip reading task Superhero comic strip writing task Choose your super powers reading and numeracy task Daily Planet interview with Lois Lane (writing, but can be used as a speaking activity also) Design and label superhero costume task Avengers Endgame Spanish trailer listening task (with answer sheet) - title is linked to YouTube video TOPIC LINKS: Authentic texts Creative writing Numeracy/numbers Personal information questions and answers (name, age, where you live, etc) Clothes

A two page French worksheet to get students practising using the present tense with the verb ‘regarder’ with television programmes. Also uses negatives, connectives, opinions (car + adjective) and frequency phrases. Present tense of REGARDER table with ten French to English and ten English to French sentences to translate. Ideal for Studio 2 Module 1.

Let’s face it, our students spend a considerable amount of time looking at memes in English. Those witty little pictures with captions can be an ideal way to introduce new vocabulary in a memorable way in the classroom. This PowerPoint presentation contains 30 Spanish memes, suitable for KS3 and KS4 students. Many tie into topics such as family and relationships, technology, work, food and drink and school.

Ten PDF print quality posters using fruit to teach the colours in Spanish. Each poster also features the English word for colour blind students.

This lesson pack employs a poem entitled ‘Madrigal apasionado’ by the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca. First, students read the original Spanish version of the poem and complete four tasks. They then read a short informative passage about some of the things to consider when translating a piece of creative writing and complete another four tasks, including listening to a musical rendition of the poem with Spanish guitar. KS5 Spanish poetry and translation.

Two activities using fireworks to practise colours in Spanish. Reading - students colour the fireworks the colours written underneath. Writing - students write the Spanish for the colours of the fireworks shown. Ideal for Bonfire Night, Guy Fawkes, New Year’s Eve, Fourth of July, etc. Print quality PDF file.

**SPANISH FREE TIME WORKSHEETS - PRESENT TENSE Six-page workbooklet containing eight activities to revise Module 2 of Viva 1.** Includes answer sheet Topics covered: Opinion phrases (likes/dislikes) Reasons for opinions (adjectives) Free time activities Sports Frequency expressions Days of the week Weather phrases Seasons Question words Vocabulary, reading and translation tasks which cover all of the key vocabulary of the module. Page background is tan so you have the option to print in colour to quickly get copies for students with dyslexia or other learning needs who require a non-white background. Or just print in black and white to save ink for other students. Pages are numbered for ease of reference. Ideal to use in class for a revision session before assessments or as a homework task. Also perfect for cover lessons. This is a Microsoft Word file and so is easily editable. Section A - translate single words from Spanish to English Section B - translate short phrases from Spanish to English Section C - translate passage from Spanish to English Section D - translate single words from English to Spanish Section E - translate short phrases from English to Spanish Section F - translate passage from English to Spanish Section G - reading comprehension task Section H - Answer five questions relevant to the topic

Spanish PowerPoint file featuring a fun and colourful vocabulary sheet and accompanying worksheet for the topic of saying what’s in your school. ¿Qué hay en tu insti? Includes answers slide. Easy to display on board and to print. Places in the school Hay/tiene/no hay/no tiene Adjectives to describe school building Picture clues sentence writing task Fill in the gaps tasks Word search Dual coded to aid with memorisation and to support SEN learners. Colegio Instituto Escuela Spanish school Places in the school Spanish school facilities Instalaciones

Group Talk encourages students to use the language in more casual, conversational settings. Put up a PowerPoint with pictures of various branded snacks, video games, television shows, movies, etc and get the students to use their knowledge of the language along with these crib sheets to engage in debates; expressing their opinions, agreeing and disagreeing with one another. There are three KS 3 sheets. Level 1 for Year 7, Level 2 for Year 8, Level 3 for Year 9, or can be used most specifically for differentiation within year groups. There is also a higher level, more mature sheet aimed at GCSE students. Get your students speaking more spontaneously and try not to correct small mistakes! Although I have listed these resources under 'displays and posters', I have found it helpful to have a set of each laminated ready to give out to the class when needed. An excellent starter or plenary activity and great training for the new GCSE speaking elements.

A series of 11 tasks based around the planning of a trip to Mexico to explore a spooky Aztec temple where a Mexican researcher recently went missing. Each task focuses on a different topic and students must work together to escape the temple in time! Pack includes: * Lesson plan/running order * Eleven activities, each focusing on a different topic: * Some images for use as posters/promotional materials Topics covered: * Directions and places in the town * Food and drink * Shopping * Personal information and family * Hobbies * Daily routine * School * Health * Holidays * Jobs * The environment This activity was originally designed to be used as a fun way of revising some key GCSE vocabulary during an Easter School revision session. It can last up to a few hours. Can be used as an after school session or over the course of a week during lesson time. We were lucky enough to have access to a library with a large basement beneath it and students split into two groups and communicated using walkie-talkies provided by the school. This added to the drama — we had a drama student teacher dressed up as a monster and the students in the basement used torches to navigate from task to task, trying to complete activities within a given time or risk one member of the team being ‘caught’ by the monster and given a short time out. It can be easily adapted to work within a classroom, with the ‘research’ group sitting around a table with dictionaries, ready to assist the group completing the tasks.

A lesson designed for KS3 students exploring the topic of food and drink with a focus on some traditional dishes from Spain, Peru and Mexico. PACK CONTAINS: * A PowerPoint file with a starter activity, introduction to the impersonal use of 'se' (se come), texts with associated reading and writing tasks and answers to the listening and reading worksheets. Includes screen shots of short authentic texts, one of which is used for a 'spot the cognates' activity. * A listening task based on a video of people in Peru being interviewed about why they like their country's iconic Inca Kola. Focus on opinions and reasons for opinions. * A reading comprehension task also on the topic of Inca Kola. * Alphabetised vocabulary list to support less able students or those completely new to the topic of food and drink.

An authentic text on the topic of the invention of a screen which can be rolled up. Pack includes three activities. Activity 1: English comprehension questions based on text. Activity 2: A table completion exercise that encourages students to look for links between verbs, nouns and adjectives, based on vocabulary presented in text. For example, when presented with the word ‘creador’, students are asked to find a verb and adjective which link to that word (crear, creativo/creado). Activity 3: Students design their own invention and write three facts about its use and function in Spanish.

Week-by-week planning for the entire first year of the Viva GCSE Higher textbook (AQA) by Pearson. The template is filled in with dates for 2019-20 (can be easily edited), unit titles, links to GCSE topics, key vocabulary and grammar concepts. It also includes some suggestions for assessed tasks (can be easily edited) and columns to embed resources and homework. Instructions on how to do this are included. I’ve also embedded the AQA Specification for GCSE Spanish, a table outlining the topics within each of the three themes and information about the examinations. Viva GCSE Year 2 Scheme of Work Template is available here.

A six step guide to writing a review of a television show in Spanish. Suitable for KS3 and KS4 students. Uses present, preterite and near future tenses. Fits with Viva 2, module 2.3 but also suitable for Year 9 and GCSE students.

Revista Issue 1 is a 10 page magazine in Spanish focusing around the topic of free time and leisure. Suitable for use for years 7-13 to expose them to authentic materials, but most suited to year 10 upwards. Contents: Article about the Fortnite World Championships (video games/technology) Article about how exercise can improve memory (healthy living/free time) Interview with singer Shawn Mendes (free time/music) Design a video game contest Films emojis game TV word search Joke on last page