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.

PPT with activities and a scaffolded worksheet with answers on the topic of transport methods. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to recall the different methods of transport using the preposition “en”.

PPT with a wide range of activities, wordsearch and worksheet based on the topic of “the weather”. By the end of the lesson, students are to be able to confidently describe the weather. Do Now: Unscramble the Spanish cities. Vocabulary games - choral repetition with ample opportunity to meet the new language. Fill-in the gaps with the correct letters to see what they can remember from the choral repetition games. More choral repetition games and then a match-up task for students to manipulate the language. Speaking exercise: Question and answer related to the topic of the weather. Listening exercise: Students are to listen and write down the correct letter. To stretch the more able, they are to also write down the city and the temperature. Reading exercise: Read the texts and answer the questions in Spanish. Worksheet split into 4 parts: Part 1: Put the names of the correct Spanish cities on the map. Part 2: True or false statements. Correcting the false statements using the map for support. Part 3: Translate sentences into English. Part 4: Write four sentences about the weather in their area. Plenary: Translation dictation exercise (teacher to say some in Spanish and students write the English and vice-versa).

PPT with activities and worksheet with ample opportunity for students to meet the new language, manipulate and make language their own. Do Now: Students are to translate 1-5 into English and 6-10 into Spanish to recap the vocabulary that they learned from last lesson (see my Beginners Spanish lesson “Los saludos”). Choral repetition: Students are to listen to the teacher’s pronunciation and repeat. Choral repetition games (ideas!): Splat, Beat the Teacher, pronunciation competition between the two sides, guess the correct image, translation dictation exercise where teacher calls out a word/phrase in English and students are to write the Spanish and vice versa. Fill-in the gaps with the correct letters. Match-up task: Students are to match the Spanish with the English equivalent. Dialogue: Teacher to model the dialogue with a student. Then, students are to create their own dialogue with their partner. Independent work: Part 1: Vocabulary - students are to find the words in the wordsearch, then they are to translate them. Part 2: Translation - (i) students are to reorder the sentences, then translate them into English. - (ii) students are to translate the sentences into Spanish. Plenary: Students are to close their books and have their arms crossed. They will have 10 seconds before the sentence disappears on screen. Once it has disappeared, they are to write each sentence down. Challenge: See if they can translate the words/phrases into English too in the time allocated.

A scaffolded worksheet that fully explains the present subjunctive including the uses and how to form it with the conjugations. There are exercises to work through increasing in complexity to consolidate the student’s knowledge with ample opportunity to meet new language, manipulate the language and make language their own. This worksheet is suitable for GCSE and A level students on both regular and irregular verbs. Answer sheet is also included.

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.

Scaffolded worksheet divided into four parts: Part 1 – Common English Phrases and Sentence Patterns (i) Complete the following in order to make 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.

Scaffolded double sided worksheet that gives students the opportunity to meet new language, manipulate and make language their own. Ample opportunity for listening, reading, speaking and writing.

Scaffolded two-sided worksheet that focusses on different school subjects. By the end of the lesson, students should know the different school subjects and express what their favourite school subjects are. Also, they are to develop their reading and writing skills. Part A - Vocabulary Part B - Reading Comprehension Part C - Translation Part D - Writing

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

Scaffolded worksheet designed to give learners the opportunity to learn how to communicate at a supermarket in a French-speaking question with some of the key vocabulary and verbs to use. Part 1: Vocabulary (i) match-up the French with the English. (ii) complete the dialogue with the corrects words from the box. Part 2: Reading Comprehension Read the text and answer the questions in English. Part 3: Translation (i) Translate the sentences into English. (ii) Translate the sentences into French. Extension: Write your own dialogue using the vocabulary from this lesson.

A scaffolded worksheet with ample opportunity for students to meet, manipulate and make language their own. Exercises include: A) Complete the table with the correct conjugation of the verb ‘faire’. B) Irregular verb: faire (‘to do’) (i) Fill-in the gaps. (ii) Translate the sentences into English. C) du/de la/ de l’ / des (i) Fill-in the gaps with the correct partitive article. (ii) Translate the sentences into English. D) Write 5 sentences using the verb ‘faire’.

Wordsearch on describing different ways to help at home. For those that have finished, they are to translate the French words into English.

Scaffolded worksheet on numbers 1-100 with a handout to support. Exercise 1: Empareja el número con el español (match the number with the Spanish equivalent). Exercise 2: Escribe en números lo siguiente (write the following in numbers). Exericse 3: Escribe los siguientes números en palabras (write the following numbers in words). Exercise 4: Completa las siguientes cuentas (complete the following sums). Exercise 5: Completa las siguientes secuencias (Complete the following sequences). ANSWERS ALSO INCLUDED (separate document)

Two-sided scaffolded worksheet on an introduction to finances. Students are given an insight into some of the different vocabulary realted to finances which they will come across and need to know for when they manage their own finances. Exercise 1: Match-up the key words with their definitions. Exercise 2: True or false? Challenge: Correct the false statements. Exercise 3: Define the key words Exercise 4: Read the passage and fill-in the gaps with the correct words. Exercise 5: Using the passage in exercise 4 to help you, answer the following questions in full sentences. Exercise 6: Design a short poster to encourage other people to save money. What can we do to help others to save money? You must use some of the key topic vocabulary from this lesson.

Wordsearch, PPT with activities and a scaffolded worksheet with answers on the topic of going to the pharmacy. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to say what is wrong, and know how to ask for advice at the pharmacy.

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.

PPT with activities, wordsearch and scaffolded worksheet with ample opportunity for students to meet the new language, manipulate, and make language their own. Do Now: Learners are to find the words in the wordsearch. Then, they are to translate the words that they know and predict the ones they don’t know using their knowledge of cognates. Choral repetition games: Splat, Beat the Teacher, Guess the correct image, have a pronunication competition between both sides of the classroom. Matching-up task: Students are to match the Spanish with the English. Video: Students are to watch the video on the Day of the Dead traditions and customs and are to answer the questions in English. Students will then have a copy of the transcript for their reference. Independent Work: Exercise 1: Students are to match the words (Spanish with the English). Exercise 2: Students are to translate the sentences into English. Exericse 3: Students are to translate the sentences into Spanish. Exercise 4: Students are to write four sentences in Spanish using the vocabulary from this lesson. Plenary: Quiz!

Short dialogue to ask for someone’s name and to say how they are feeling in French.