This useful booklet breaks down how to use the Spanish imperfect tense, Spanish preterite tense and how you use them together. I created this for my students to give them extra suport with their learning. It is full of activities to practise all verb types with lots of mix and match exercises, translations, reading activities and also writing activities. It also explains SIMBA CHEATED for useage of imperfect and preterite. It has over 60 pages of activites

Here you will find a map to help students get around using their directions they have learned, alongside learning some new vocabulary for buildings around the town.

An amazing detailed book all about por and para. Lots of explanations of when to use them, along with stories, quizzes, mazes, scavenger picture hunts, puzzles, colouring in tasks, crosswords, and so much more. Has a handy checklist at the end for students to check their progress. We do some of these tasks in lesson, then students also complete other pages for homework. You can print all these pages and teach them in any way that you like. 111 pages long in total.

Great resource for students to practise the Immediate future and the Future tenses by using a fun worksheet about their horoscopes. This could be that the student/s read their own horoscope in Spanish and try to translate into English or even work out their friends horoscopes for 2024.

Great resource to introduce students to technology types and verbs and adjectives used alongside it. Looks of writing practise.

Here students can Identify whether the English sentences are Imperfect, Preterite or both. They can translate the sentences into Spanish and circle the correct answer. There is also a page for students to come up with their own sentences too if you wish them to do so. I have attached the answers and explanations here too.

This is a great book for teaching food and drink. It covers a wide range of food from breakfast, lunch, dinner, take aways, different types of drinks, smoothies, milkshakes, snacks, fruits, vegetables, flavours and adjectives and finally a translation section in both English and Spanish to practise and retain some of the words. This can be adapted to suit your teaching style and the food /drink you wish to teach. You can pick and choose with this book. It contains 26 pages in total and also has a checklist at the end so students or even the teacher can see how much students can remember or what they need to learn vital to their language course.

This is a great booklet for students to practise their Present Perfect tense in Spanish. Lots of activities to help practise what they have learned. Focuses on both regular and irregular verbs. 21 pages in total

Great resource for students to use ‘para’ with sentence writing. Lots of verb practise too.

Great resource for practising nationalities between masculine and feminine, the languages and the countries they are from. A page for each section to help students practise the words and adjective agreement

Great resource for students to complete and learn their Spanish irregular future tense verbs

Great resource for students to practice both the regular and irregular verbs in the Imperfect tense. Covers regular ar, er and ir verbs and the three irregular verbs in the imperfect tense. Comes with an answer sheet for each one too. Perfect for low key revision lessons themed Halloween

These two worksheets were created to help identify the Spanish differences of male and female nationalities, the countries and the languages they speak. There is a breakdown of how it works and translation practise from English into Spanish. You can use the nationality and language table I have uploaded as another resource to help

These worksheets are great to help students learn Spanish clothes along with colour and adjective agreement. These worksheets use me gusta/n and no me gusta/n

A very useful booklet which encourages students to put their knowledge of Imperfect tense and Preterite tense into practise. Lots of activities to complete to escape the hotel room. It has a story about breaking out of the hotel room to follow, to make it more interesting.

Great exercises for those low key christmas lessons for the end of term. Get your students feeling festive by learning some Christmas words, completing a wordsearch and doing a number christmas colour exercise

Great resource for students to practise some of their colours in this special Halloween edition. Great for a low key lesson or as additional homework or task. Could be used as a starter before the lesson or as a wind down task after a test. Comes with answer key too.

These worksheets are great to practise learning Spanish clothes using word formation where things are likely to be placed in a sentence

Great resources for a low key lesson, whether that could be alongside a lesson or as a part as a christmas lesson. These worksheets encourage students to recognise their present tense Spanish verbs whilst colouring.

Great resource for students to retain what they have learned with the Imperfect, Preterite and then a combination of them both. You can pick and choose the worksheets to suit your lessons.