A colourful resource that: Revises the topic of bullfighting through studying and article on Tauromaquia - - Grammar: “Es cierto que (+ indicativo) it’s true that… / Está claro que (+ indicativo) it’s clear that… / Me parece bien / mal que (+ Subjuntivo) it seems good / bad to me that… / Está bien / mal que (Subjuntivo) it’s good / bad that…” Practises picking food from a menu Studies colloquial/native greetings and combinations (E.g., Hola buenos días qué tal tío? / Hola pero bueno tú por aquí qué pasa maja?) provides scaffolding for students to create a roleplay.

A colourful resource (8-page fictional reader included) that looks at bullfighting whilst revising preterite and imperfect tenses. Video included as stimulus to provoke a brainstorm of emotions that bullfighting produces to the spectator.

A colourful resource that supports the students in making up a restaurant roleplay. Students learn the difference between ser and estar to talk about dietary requirements, practise asking what food different dishes contains (E.g., does it contain nuts?), revise picking food items off a menu and finally accumulates in the students producing a roleplay in a restaurant.

A colourful resource (8 page booklet reader included, video included which I’ve added subtitles to) that looks at the Tomatina. Students read the reader, watch a video, study a text and also become familiar with some common idioms to do with tomatoes.

Colourful resource that revises numbers, prices, picking items off a menu and reading skills with students studying an authentic text on Tapas.

A colourful resource to study the topic of immigration. Learning Intention: To consider the topic of child soldiers and immigration through the eyes of Federique Success Criteria To recall the Spanish past tense and answer question on the Spanish cartoon strip on child soldiers. To recall the Spanish imperfect tense and translate sentences into Spanish. To translate a paragraph on child soldiers into English. Could be used for higher ability KS4 as well under the topic of social issues.

A colourful resource to study the topic of immigration. Learning Intention: To consider the topic of immigration through the eyes of immigrant Merita Success Criteria To navigate through the story of Merita, completing the exercises. To zoom in on indirect object pronouns and practise using them in sentences. To create your own version of Merita’s story. Could be used for higher ability KS4 as well under the topic of social issues.

A colourful resource (video included) to introduce the topic of immigration. Learning Intention: To consider the topic of immigration through the eyes of immigrant Ousman. Success Criteria To zoom in on key vocabulary belonging to this topic. To be able to evaluate statements and discuss our opinion on immigration. To consider the stories of three immigrants, with a particular focus on Ousman Umar. Could be used for higher ability KS4 as well under the topic of social issues.

10 Rounds of Quiz to end off the term, in-class or formtime! Easy navigation where you can select your category from the main menu and the answers are also but a click away as the slides are all linked via icons, E.g., “back to the menu”, etc. Rounds: ROUND ONE: NURSERY RHYME ROUND ROUND TWO: 2023 ROUND ROUND THREE: GUESS THE BRAND BEING ADVERTISED ROUND ROUND FOUR: NAME THE BOOK TITLE ROUND ROUND FIVE: WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE WE ROUND SIX: FLAGS ROUND ROUND SEVEN: WHAT LANGUAGE IS IT ANYWAY ROUND ROUND EIGHT: NAME THE REVERSED POP SONG ROUND ROUND NINE: NAME THE CELEBRITY CHARICATURE ROUND ROUND TEN: WHICH ROYAL SAID IT ROUND Enjoy!

SPANISH CULTURE BOOST A nice, colourful resource that looks at the work of Lanzarote-born sculptor and artist César Manrique, who built a house out of lava bubbles amongst other exquisite works. Students work through a text in target language and watching a video looking round Manrique’s lava-bubble house in Lanzarote before revising colours and body parts to describe Manrique’s abstract portraits, and finally culminating in creating their own portrait in the style of Manrique and annotating it with colours and other vocabulary. HIGHER STUDENTS HAVE THEIR OWN SEPARATE BOOKLET ON MANRIQUE TO WORK THROUGH IN THE FORM OF HIGHER GCSE/ AS-LEVEL EXAM-STYLE QUESTIONS - ANSWERS INCLUDED ON THE PPT, WHILST LOWER ABILITY AND MIXED ABILITY STUDENTS ARE GUIDED THROUGH THE DIFFERENTIATED PPT BY THE TEACHER, ABLE TO CHOOSE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHALLENGE. I created this resource initially as my school are introducing A-Level Taster Sessions for option subjects in Y10 in order to try and boost numbers. The students on the list are ranging all the way from level 2 at GCSE all the way up to a student who is already getting A* at AS Level… the result is a fun, heavily differentiated Spanish session that offers a good dose of authentic Spanish culture! Espero que os guste!

Lesson 1 - Foundation Structures for the Speaking and Writing exams Lesson 2 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (Lifting from the bullet points but not changing it from the “tú” form to the “yo” form ) Lesson 3 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / Contractions / Leaving it in the tú form) Lesson 4 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / nuestro vs nos / “gustamos” “gusto” for “nos gusta” and “me gusta”) LESSON 4 OF 4 Lesson includes: Do it now - me gusta sentences Foundation structures revision Grammar focus and practice TEXT: Apply the knowledge and correct the text Blooms plenary slide

Lesson 1 - Foundation Structures for the Speaking and Writing exams Lesson 2 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (Lifting from the bullet points but not changing it from the “tú” form to the “yo” form ) Lesson 3 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / Contractions / Leaving it in the tú form) Lesson 4 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / nuestro vs nos / “gustamos” “gusto” for “nos gusta” and “me gusta”) LESSON 3 OF 4 Lesson includes: Do it now - me gusta sentences Foundation structures revision Grammar focus and practice TEXT: Apply the knowledge and correct the text Blooms plenary slide

Lesson 1 - Foundation Structures for the Speaking and Writing exams Lesson 2 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (Lifting from the bullet points but not changing it from the “tú” form to the “yo” form ) Lesson 3 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / Contractions / Leaving it in the tú form) Lesson 4 - WRITING COMMON ERRORS (mi vs me / nuestro vs nos / “gustamos” “gusto” for “nos gusta” and “me gusta”) LESSON 2 OF 4 Lesson includes: Do it now - me gusta sentences Foundation structures revision Grammar focus and practice TEXT: Apply the knowledge and correct the text Blooms plenary slide

A resource designed to support lower ability pupils in their Spnish speaking and writing. Includes: A3 Two Sided structures mat PowerPoint introducing how to use the mat and practising writing in three tenses using the mat. Mat includes the following: Comparing someone’s likes compared to your own (Structure: A “mi padre” le gusta X pero a mí me gusta Y") Past tense (Structure: Time phrase + fui/fuimos + a “place” + para + infinitive.) Future tense (Structure: Time phrase + voy/vamos + a “place” + para + infinitive + ,ojalá) opinion runner (E.g., porque a mi juicio creo que puede ser bastante gratificante) weather table in three tenses verb endings (present, past, future, conditional) me lo paso/pasé/ pasaré bien/mal porque + gustarse in three tenses

A complete lesson with embedded Spanish TV advert on the topic of the internet, that accumulates in the creation of a role play in Spanish based on a phone call to a customer services for Paraguayan Internet Provider “Sol”. Success Criteria: To recall key knowledge from the previous lesson in sequence (Lesson 1 available) To pick out key vocabulary from an advert by a Paraguayan internet provider “Sol”. To create a roleplay out loud in partners based on a customer services phone call. Included: Full Ppt with Starter, Reflection Plenary, Learning Intentions and success criteria displayed on every slide. Handout: Roll the Dice Roleplay structured conversation worksheet with scaffolded vocabulary and authentic phrases, such as “le voy a decir cuatro cosas” and “estoy hasta las narices” ;) Complete lesson that you can just pick up and go, you will just need some dice or alternatively use it as a trapdoor! Authentic and alternative stand-alone lesson that is guaranteed to liven up the topic of Technology!

A complete lesson with detailed animations to gain an introductory knowledge of the topic of technology. Success Criteria: To be able to match up key terms from the topic of technology To understand how to form grammatically accurate sentences using “se debe” and “hay que”. To be able to produce recommendations in Spanish for how to keep yourself safe online. Included: Full Ppt (27 slides) with Starter, Reflection Plenary, Learning Intentions and success criteria displayed on every slide. Handout: Text with find the phrase exercise “El uso de Internet es hoy uno de los hábitos diarios más comunes de los niños. Niños, niñas y adolescentes utilizan estas tecnologías para hablar y relacionarse con otras personas, para mandar fotos y vídeos y compartir información…” Handout: Los 10 mandamientos de la ciberseguridad “Se debe usar métodos seguros de pago, como PayPal…Siempre hay que usar conexiones seguras…” Complete lesson that you can just pick up and go!

Class designed to isolate grammatical elements and transfer them into exam skills. Full Ppt with detailed, animated grammar explanations plus printable worksheet included. Re-call Starter Revision of: Reflexive Se, Indirect Object Replacement Se, Impersonal Se, Reciprocal Verb Se, Passive Se, Accidental Se with practise exercises and notes. Sentence translation to apply knowledge from the lesson. Exam-Style Grammar questions with “se”. Reflection Plenary