<p>9 worksheets to practice reading an analogue clock to 15-minute intervals and 4 blanks templates to use to create your own.</p>

<p>7 blank templates for making your own worksheets on relating analogue and digital times.</p>

<p>10 worksheets on reading analogue time to 5-minute intervals and 2 blank templates to make your own with.</p>

<p>3 worksheets on analogue time to 1-minute intervals; 6 worksheets on times plus or minus 1-hour or 1/2 an hour.</p>

<p>16 worksheets relating analogue and digital times to different intervals.</p>

<p>3 sets of dominoes allowing pupils to practise Spanish vocabulary for three topics: school equipment, weather and hobbies. When joined correctly, each set makes a square.<br /> Use in pairs or small groups.</p>

<p>Worksheets to aid learning the vocabulary and writing sentences about pets, wild and farm animals. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets to support the vocabulary around foods, likes and dislikes and whether they are healthy or not. Use in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets to reference vocabulary and scaffold sentence construction about weather and secondarily country names. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets based around school subjects, time and timetables; sentence scaffolding and vocabulary. Use in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets to support pupils in describing people’s hair and eyes. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets to support pupils learning the names of businesses in a city and their positions in relation to each other in the context of giving directions.</p>

<p>Worksheets to reference vocabulary and support creating sentences about actions and abilities. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets based on holidays and transport (how to get there). Use in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Worksheets to support children in introducing their families; some as reference appropriate vocabulary and others to use as scaffolding to create sentences. Some examples are based around the Simpson family. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Happy Family cards of Spanish families to print off and laminate. In colour. Can be enlarged on the photocopier. Use in pairs or small groups.</p>

<p>A sentence scaffolding worksheet to support a pupil being able to ask and answer questions about someone’s age. To be used in conjunction with oral practice.</p>

<p>Biographical cards for imaginary Spanish children to stimulate conversation about ‘themselves’ e.g. name, age, where they live. Apologies, the tilde will need to be added to ‘anos’ with a black permanent marker.<br /> Use as a group activity.</p>

<p>A selection of 10 pdf documents about describing people in Spanish (hair and eye colour; stature). Hope you find them useful.<br /> Please review if you do, thank you.</p>