Complete PowerPoint for Viva 2 (Segunda edición) Module 1, Unit 2: ¿Qué hiciste? Presents all of the necessary vocabulary and grammar points and includes games and activities covering all four skills. Saying what you did on holiday (activities in the preterite tense) Time phrases (el primer día, más tarde, después) etc. The preterite tense of regular AR verbs. Printable sentence builder Battle ships speaking game Printable reading and writing worksheet Paragraph writing task Recall starter and plenary task included 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 including sentence builder and printable worksheets for Viva 2 (Segunda edición) Module 1, Unit 1: De vacaciones. The PowerPoint contains a recall starter task (recall of early Viva 1 vocabulary) and a plenary. It covers all of the vocabulary from the textbook with some additional items: Preterite tense of ‘ir’ (fui, fuimos, fuiste) Saying where you went on holiday (names of countries) Saying who you went with Saying how you travelled (modes of transport) 39 slides. Includes tasks for all four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing as well as translation. Yes/No game Dice speaking task Multiple written tasks Listening task based on sentence builder 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, worksheets and sentence builder for Viva 2 (Segunda edición) Module 1 Unit 4: ¿Cómo te fue? Recall starter task Objectives Presentation of new vocabulary (fue + adjective phrases) Presentation of new grammar points (preterite of ‘ser’) Printable sentence builder for unit Printable tasks for speaking, reading and writing Listening task based on sentence builder Plenary task 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 covering all aspects of Viva 2 (Seginda edición) Module 1, Unit 3: El último día. Includes sentence builder, recall starter task and recap plenary. Saying what you did on the last day of your holidays (activities in preterite tense) Preterite tense of regular ER and IR verbs (includes recap of AR verbs also) Sentence builder Battle ships speaking task game Printable worksheets for reading and writing, including answer slides Presents all of the vocabulary from the textbook as well as a couple of additional phrases. 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

PDF file featuring a colourful presentation of Spanish clothes vocabulary and an embedded link which takes you to an online self-marking quiz. Quiz uses ‘voy a llevar’ construction and colours.

Students first read a Spanish text about Christmas in Spain and answers some English comprehension questions. They then complete a gap-fill activity. A second Spanish text describes Christmas in Mexico and is followed by comprehension questions in Spanish and a gap-fill activity. Finally, students fill in a Venn diagram comparing traditions in the two countries. Vocabulary lists also included.

This comprehensive guide allows teachers to use short codes when marking students’ written work. Students then use the guide to find the relevant page which explains what their mistake is and how to correct it. All common mistakes are include, such as word order, missing words, wrong tense, wrong verb ending, spellings, and so on. There are 22 in all. The guide can double as a grammar revision booklet and is suitable for both KS3 and KS4 students. Easily editable if you need to enter your own school’s codes. 16 pages long with tables, infographics and diagrams. Grid on first page can be copied and printed separately to glue into students’ books.

Print these out and cut them out. Have them near the door and train late-comers to take one, go to their place quietly and fill in the card. When it is filled in, you can take it from them and read the reason and decide how to proceed, all without interrupting your lesson. TOP TIP: Have a clipboard with your lesson plan, behaviour management tracker and some late cards on it that you can carry around whilst circulating the classroom. You can also add some small scraps of paper ready to jot down information to help answer students’ questions. Clipboards with the little plastic pocket to store things in are best for this. I have a lesson plan template, behaviour management lesson tracker sheet, daily desk planner and early finisher challenge sheet available in my shop also.

How to Develop Your Language Learning Muscles poster featuring seven top tips to encourage students to do a little extra work outside of the classroom.

A French and a Spanish call and response poster to help with behaviour management. The teacher calls out the first speech bubble and the class responds with the second. After some initial training, this should become a quick and easy way to get the attention of your

Expand your Spanish vocabulary by exploring how words link together with this 5 page illustrated PDF document. From cadena to descencadenar and everything inbetween.

HispanoLinks is a free PDF newletter exploring links between Spanish words to help you expand your vocabulary by building on words you already know. Issue 2 looks at the word ‘terreno’ and explores other nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs related to it.

HispanoLinks is a free PDF newletter exploring links between Spanish words to help you expand your vocabulary by building on words you already know. Issue 3 looks at the word ‘gracia’ and explores other nouns, verbs, adjectives and nouns related to it.

A video lesson entirely in Spanish about the solar system. Suitable for any KS3 class and ideal for distance learning. The accompanying worksheet has the link to the video.

Keep track of your daily tasks and reminders with this stylish daily desk planner sheet. Simply print it out onto A3 pper and you’re good to go. Includes a to do list, space to remind yourself to send emails and make phone calls, a detentions list for that day, a space to remind you to add info to SIMS, form reminders/notices and a miscellaneous notes section. See my lessonplan, lesson tracker, lateness card and early finisher task sheet for more organisation tools for teachers.

A list of links to online Spanish resources which students can use to learn at home. Websites, online courses, radio stations, TV channels, online games, magazines, comics, dictionaries, and much more! Ideal for home schooling and learning at any time, but especially during school closures due to coronavirus.

PowerPoint files containing annotated Spanish news headlines followed by several exercises. Suitable for GCSE and A Level Spanish students. Regularly updated. Includes Halloween edition Last updated: 31st October 2020**** Topics: Healthy living US politics Coronavirus Sports Time Rooms/furniture Animals Transport Jobs Ecuador Photography Beauty Astronomy Covid-19 TV Weather Science Halloween Films Traditions Superstitions Food

A list for Spanish students to use when out on a walk. Particularly useful during lockdown.

An activity pack suitable for higher GCSE and A Level Spanish students on the topic of podcasts. Includes five tasks: Reading summary task New vocabulary task Reading comprehension task Translation task Listening task