PowerPoint to describe teachers in Spanish. Personality and physical appearance.

PowerPoint to introduce reflexive verbs in French.

A printout game with vocabulary based on the game Guess Who. Class can be differentiated by covering the vocab with a jotter.

This booklet is suitable for National 5 Spanish and contains activities on the following topics: El tiempo libre Time phrases of frequency Hobbies Sports Invitations Healthy eating Body Parts Illnesses Keeping fit

Printable bunting with alphabet and phonics in Spanish

PowerPoint containing some TES activities and some self-made to teach school facilities in Spanish.

Workbook with various activities on the topic of school. Contains some activities from TES.

Includes listenings and extended activities on opinions and reasons. Includes some activities from TES.

Vocabulary booklet containing words and phrases on: Professions Useful Grammar The workplace What do you do? What is it like? My ambitions Qualities Job applications Plans for the future The Future Tense

PowerPoint and vocabulary list to introduce the topic of environment. Contains some activities from TES.

A PowerPoint with a variety of activities to teach vocabulary and conversation in a train station. Includes a fun activity with a real train ticket, pupils answering questions about where they are going etc. Contains some activities from TES.

Worksheet and answer key on school subjects and opinions.

Workbook of activities on telling the time. Includes a help sheet at the beginning with a completed clock face, numbers 1 to 30 and a list of times for differentiation and scaffolding.

French illnesses PowerPoint.

PowerPoint to introduce the future tense in Spanish. Contains some activities from TES.

A reading comprehension on the topic of jobs.

Elmer the patchwork elephant French colouring page

A sweet colouring in exercise in Spanish, colouring Elmer the patchwork elephant.

Adapted from a TES slide. Pupils work on how to identify and translate unfamiliar language and write the technique they used to come to their answer.