A scaffolded worksheet giving students the opportunity to meet the new language, manipulate it and make language their own. The key grammar in this lesson is definite articles and students need to be able to know the gender of family members in Spanish. This worksheet also focuses on developing student’s reading and writing skills. Exercise 1: Sort the members of the family into masculine, feminine and plural. Exercise 2: Translate the family members above into English. Exercise 3: Read the text and answer the questions in English. Exercise 4: Write a paragraph about your familia. Include some of the vocabulary and connectives from today’s lesson. You can use the text as a model from exercise 3 to help you.

A scaffolded worksheet on the topic of likes and dislikes of different activities. Key grammar: “gustar” + infinitive. Includes: Part 1: Vocabulary - matching up the Spanish with the English equivalent Part 2: Grammar: (i) filling in the grid with the correct conjugation of the verb “gustar”. (ii) Filling in the gaps with the correct infinitive. Part 3: Translation: translate the sentences into English.

A scaffolded worksheet on the topic of transport with the main focus on the key grammar: antes plus an infinitive. Exercises include: Part 1: Vocabulary - matching-up the Spanish with the English Part 2: Matching-up the two halves to form completed sentences. Part 3: Translating the matched-up sentences into English. Part 4: Writing four sentences using the vocabulary and grammar antes de plus an infinitive. Then, translating them into English.

Quiz to test students knowledge on the Spanish present tense for both regular and irregular verbs. Answers included.

Worksheet meeting the verb, manipulating the language through a wide-range of exercises such as a gap-fill and translating the sentences into English; and making it own by writing some sentences using the verb “pouvoir”.

A scaffolded worksheet on demonstrative adjectives based on the topic of buying souvenirs with opportunities to meet, manipulate and make language their own.

Powerpoint introducing some famous Chinese dishes and beverages. A variety of games can be played such as: 1.Splat 2.Beat the Teacher 3.Pronunciation competition. Then, there is a dialogue that I have created that students can practise and rehearse in pairs. There are two versions: one with the pinyin and the other with the characters for differentiation.

PowerPoint introduces some simple Chinese words and greetings with visuals to show some different aspects of Chinese history and culture. Teacher can do a competition to split the class into two teams and the team that pronounces each word/phrase the best will get a point. The team with the most points, wins and gets a special prize. To practise, there is a role play with the pinyin for learners to do with their partner and take it in turns to be A and B. If learners are feeling confident, they can do it without the pinyin too. Materials available: Vocabulary sheet, role play (with Pinyin), role play (without pinyin).

Scaffolded worksheet divided into four parts: Part 1 – Common English Phrases and Sentence Patterns (i) Learners are to use the expressions in context by making meaningful sentences/questions. **Part 2 – Vocabulary (Listening) ****Transcript included as a separate document Below is a list of some idiomatic expressions. Listen and circle the correct answer to find its corresponding definition (1-5). Each will be read twice. Part 3 – Grammar: Forms of have Explanations and uses and a wide range of exercises to practise and consolidate knowledge. Part 4 – Speaking Scenarios E.g. You are off to the UK for the first time studying at Oxford University. You ask your British friend for some advice before you depart.

Scaffolded worksheet divided into three parts: Part 1 – Common English Phrases and Sentence Patterns Complete the following in order to make meaningful sentences/questions. Part 2 – Vocabulary (i) Match the idiomatic expressions with their definitions. (ii) Decide whether the following have been used correctly (T) or not (F). (iii) Correct the mistakes for the ones that are false (F). Part 3 – Imperfect vs Simple Past Explanations with examples for both the imperfect and simple past including the uses. A (i) Decide whether the following are the Imperfect or the Simple-Past tense. (ii) Underline the triggers/verbs of that tense in each of the sentences. B) Create your own sentences using the simple past tense. C) Create your own sentences using the imperfect tense. D) Complete the following passage with the correct verb forms.

Level: B2/C1 A scaffolded worksheet divided into three parts: Part 1 - Common English Phrases and Sentence Patterns -Students are to make meaningful sentences using the sentence starters provided. Part 2 - Vocabulary -Match up the idioms with their definitions Part 3 - Direct and Indirect Speech -Explanations with examples of both direct and indirect speech -Wide range of activities to practise and consolidate.

Both versions are available in Simplified and **Traditional **Chinese. Two separate PPTs are attached. PPT on the topic of food and drink with activities/games for students to learn some different food and drink items (four of each) in Mandarin Chinese. By the end of the session, will be able to express what they would like to eat and drink in Chinese. Lots of choral repetition with the Chinese characters and pinyin. Games include: -What’s missing? - The students will see one of the images disappear and need to identify the missing one. -The Flyswatter: Two students will come up to the front, the teacher or other students will shout out one of the words (e.g. 咖啡）and students need to the identify the image. The student who taps the board the quickest, will win the point.

PPT with a wide range of well-scaffolded activities for buying at the supermarket giving ample opportunity for students to meet new language, manipulate the language and make it their own. A scaffolded worksheet is also included and the answers are included in the PPT.

A scaffolded worksheet with students being introduced to the present perfect tense and being able to meet new language, manipulate it and make language their own through a wide range of activites. Ejercicio 1: Empareja el español con el inglés. Ejercicio 2: Traduce al inglés. Ejercicio 3: Traduce al español. Ejercicio 4: Haz cinco frases utilizando los verbos en el pretérito perfecto (Make five sentences using the verbs in the present perfect).

Scaffolded worksheet to build on student’s understanding of the Spanish present perfect tense through a wide range of activities. Ejercicio 1: Llena la tabla (fill-in the table) Tip: Check the infinitive ending to decide on the correct past participle. Ejercicio 2: Elige la opción correcta con el verbo “haber” según el pronombre. (Choose the correct option with the verb “haber” according to the pronoun). Ejercicio 3: Completa las frases utilizando la forma correcta del verbo auxiliar “haber” con el participio. (complete the sentences using the correct form of the auxilary verb “haber” with the past participle) - (e.g. yo he terminado) Ejercicio 4: Traduce las frases en ejercicio 3 al inglés (Translate the sentences in exercise 3 into English).

A scaffolded two-sided worksheet that revises the use of gender agreements/definite articles, time expressions of frequency and the usages of “jugar” and “hacer”. Ejercicio 1: ¿Masculino o feminino? él o la? Luego, tradúcelas al inglés. (masculine or feminine? Put él or la. Then, translate them into English). Ejercicio 2: Empareja las expresiones de frecuencia. (Match the time expressions of frequency). Ejercicio 3: Escucha a las cinco personas hablando sobre los deportes y completa la tabla en inglés. (Listen to the five people talking about sports and complete the table in English). COPY OF THE TRANSCRIPT IS AVAILABLE FOR EXERCISE 3 subject to copyright - may only be used once purchased. Exercise 4: Ejercicio 4: Lee los texto y haz las actividades (Read the texts and do the activities). A: ¿Qué significan……? (what do the following mean in the text?) Tip: Look at the context from the underlined words. B: ¿A quién se refiere? David (D), Jaime (J), Lucía (L) o Manuel (M). Corrige las frases falsas. (Who does each sentence refer to – David (D), Jaime (J), Lucía (L) or Manuel (M)?). C: Lee los textos otra vez y contesta a las preguntas en español (read the texts again and answer the questions in Spanish). Ejercicio 5: Crea cinco phrases utilizando el vocabulario de la lección de hoy (Create five sentences using the vocabulary from today’s lesson).

Attached is a PowerPoint to learn about Christmas in Spain and Latin America with a wide range of activities and exercises to build and consolidate knowledge on this important festival.

A scaffolded worksheet that focuses on providing the key vocabulary for asking and giving directions in Spanish. Exercise 1: Match up the Spanish with the English Exercise 2: Imperatives - complete the table with the “tú” and “vosotros” imperative forms of the key verbs. Exercise 3: Translation into English using the vocabulary and table from exercise 2 to help. Exercise 4: Translation into Spanish using the vocabulary and previous exercises to manipulate the language. Challenge: Create their own sentences using the vocabulary and key verbs from the lesson.

Scaffolded worksheet that introduces the Spanish-speaking world. Exercise 1: Empareja las banderas con sus países (match the flags with its countries). Exercise 2: Completa las frases (complete the sentences). Exercise 3: Escucha y rellena los huecos con las palabras más adecuadas. (listen and fill-in the gaps with the most suitable words). Exercise 4: Lee el texto y contesta las preguntas en inglés. (Read the text and answer the questions in English). Homework: Deberes: Investiga un país latinoamericano y escribe un párrafo en inglés sobre ello (research a Latin American country and write a paragraph about it).