A worksheet for GCSE students to enhance their translation skills on the topic of Customs and Festivals. A variety of exercises, from individual sentences with a particular grammar focus, and passages for translation Spanish-English and vice versa. Where appropriate there are hints and reminders. There is also an accompanying answer sheet, which may be useful for students to check their own work, especially if working remotely. There are similar worksheets for different GCSE topics.

2 sided A4 vocab sheet. I have gone through the writing and roleplay questions for the new specification since 2018, and consolidated the vocab I consider to be key to the understanding of the tasks. Commonly misunderstood/misinterpreted words, and the ones that students never seem to remember but which always come up.

2 sided A4 vocab sheet. I have gone through the writing and roleplay questions for the new specification since 2018, and consolidated the vocab I consider to be key to the understanding of the tasks. Commonly misunderstood/misinterpreted words, and the ones that students never seem to remember but which always come up.

A 3 page resource for students, taking the key vocabulary from the 2018 and 2019 AQA speaking tests. Arranged in sections covering understanding the rubric of the role plays, identifying which tense to use and question words. Ideal for use either before or after trial speaking tests, and of course as a last minute reminder before the speaking exam.

A two page help sheet containing key vocabulary from the 2018 and 2019 AQA speaking exams, arranged in sections: understanding the rubrics of tasks, key question words and time frame indicators, plus a list of the vocabulary that has come up in the context of the roleplay and speaking card tasks, which students find problematic or forget. Ideal for before or after mock speaking exams.

Vocabulary from this years exams, arranged question by question. Focus on tricky or more unfamiliar vocab, false friends, words with more than one meaning. Makes comparisons where appropriate to English, word associations etc.

A4 posters in 72 font for legibility in class, includes present tense of ‘tener’ and tener expressions with illustrations. Perfect for laminating and using as display material.

A4 posters in 72 font for legibility in class, includes present tense of avoir and avoir expressions with illustrations. Perfect for laminating and using as display material.

Reference sheet and exercises to practice ‘gustar’ in different forms.

Reading comprehension, example paragraph GCSE style text.

Lesson resources designed for year 6 transition to secondary school visits. On the subject of sports activities, progression can be made by introducing likes and dislikes. Includes pictures which can be revealed for guessing the activity, vocab matching, word search, and a simple board game. Or can be used in KS3.

Posters with the alphabet and the French pronunciation of the letters, ideal for classroom reference, or shrink to make a reference sheet for students.

Alphabet with phonetic sounds for classroom display.

Spanish posters with days of the week, months and seasons, illustrated with pictures of festivals/events etc. Ideal for laminating and using for display/ classroom reference purposes, or reduce in size as a reference material for students.

Classroom display posters with cardinal and ordinal numbers, dates . Illustrated with Euro coins and notes.

Display posters with the French days of the week, months, dates etc. Illustrated with picture of festivals, bank holidays etc as appropriate. Ideal for laminating for classroom use. or reduce to use as a reference material for students.

Twelve A4 poster sized sheets with the numbers for classroom display. Contains both cardinal and ordinal numbers, maths in brackets for the higher numbers (4 x 20 + 10 =90), dates, douzaine, quinzaine etc. Illustrated with pictures of Euro coins and notes. Ideal for laminating for classroom display, or shrink to make a reference sheet for students.

A collection of 10 A4 posters illustrating the use of different negatives. Useful for both KS3 and GCSE students, so they are not ‘tricked’ by negatives occuring in texts and exams. They are on a football theme, so may grab the attention of some students. For example Gary Lineker says ’ Je ne mange que des chips’. Ideal for laminating and using for classroom display, or shrink the text to make a revision worksheet.