This interactive resource allows students to understand the extended family tree, including lots of GCSE vocabulary. The presentation is fully 'triggered' to allow you to reveal answers as the students offer them. There is also a clear explanation of how word order changes for possession in Spanish where there is no "'s". If you like this resource, please rate it and visit the mikelambertmike shop for more.

Correct conjugation has always been at the centre of communicating and understanding a foreign language. This is, now more than ever, a key part of the new GCSE. This resource breaks down all the tenses into a palatable form - 1 side for KS3 and KS4 and 2 sides for A level students. You will find all the regular patterns and key irregulars are highlighted for students to explore. These tables have been honed using student feedback to ensure they are user friendly and accessible to students.

Correct conjugation has always been at the centre of communicating and understanding a foreign language. This is, now more than ever, a key part of the new GCSE. This resource breaks down all the tenses into a palatable form - 1 side for KS3 and KS4 and 2 sides for A level students. You will find all the regular patterns and key irregulars are highlighted for students to explore. These tables have been honed using student feedback to ensure they are user friendly and accessible to students.

A series of 4 posters and 5 more pages of example sentences that go through the key basics of French grammar - Choosing the right tense - Conjugating verbs - Getting the word order correct - Agreeing adjectives They may be used as wall posters or alternatively as inserts into exercise books. Students have found these an invaluable reference and as a teacher it is great to ask students to 'read the poster' so they can work things out for themselves.

A series of 4 posters and 6 more pages of example sentences that go through the key basics of Spanish grammar - Choosing the right tense - Conjugating verbs - Getting the word order correct - Agreeing adjectives They may be used as wall posters or alternatively as inserts into exercise books. Students have found these an invaluable reference and as a teacher it is great to ask students to 'read the poster' so they can work things out for themselves.

Below are a series of guidelines that show you how to make engaging, interactive and re-usable worksheets for your classes. The guidelines include instructions and screenshots so that you should be able to make your own sheets in minutes. Once complete, they can be used as a whole class on the whiteboard or on individual students’ computers in class or at home. These worksheets require no printing and give instant feedback to students so they can see what’s going well and where they need to recheck an answer. I’ve attached a couple of complete worked through examples that I have successfully used with my classes for your use, reference and adaptation. The second example, "Spanish opinions", is very easily adaptable for your purposes. There are clear instructions on how to best adapt this on pages 6 and 7. Enjoy and happy learning. In this premium resource, you are getting two great ready-made, easily adaptable activities in addition to the instructions of how to make many more of your own. The resources supplied are in for use with Spanish classes, but, as you will see, could be adapted to any subject area

This invaluable resource gives you clear step by step instructions about how to make PowerPoints so much more interesting. Gone are the days of death by PowerPoint and using the techniques I’ve described and exemplified in this resource, PowerPoint becomes a hugely engaging resource, easy to differentiate up and down and highly interactive. I have attached a pdf version of this resource as it displays much better on tablets for you. Please see the free example available at the mikelambertmike shop to reassure yourself that using and embedding these techniques will develop your teaching and enhance the quality of learning in your classes. .

This invaluable resource gives you clear step by step instructions about how to make PowerPoints so much more interesting. Gone are the days of death by PowerPoint and using the techniques I’ve described and exemplified in this resource, PowerPoint becomes a hugely engaging resource, easy to differentiate up and down and highly interactive. Here is an example of one great idea for you to use in class. I can assure you that embedding these techniques will develop your teaching and enhance the quality of learning in your classes. For more ideas, explanations and worked through examples, please visit the mikelambertmike shop.

This interactive resource allows students to understand the extended family tree, including lots of GCSE vocabulary. The presentation is fully 'triggered' to allow you to reveal answers as the students offer them. There is also a clear explanation of how word order changes for possession in French where there is no "'s". If you like this resource, please rate it and visit the mikelambertmike shop.