Access to the first round of a mini quiz to get your students thinking about words within words, and how they can decipher new vocabulary by identifying elements of the words they recognise. Full quiz also available https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson

A snippet of the ‘Mi familia - Canción’ - A fun way for your students to learn the key family members. The full version and karaoke version is available to purchase at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson

A bumper set of activities for GCSE students to help them prepare for their Spanish exam easily. This PowerPoint has over 120 slides with carefully crafted activities and animated slides to help assist vocab recall, practice, and quick self-marking and evaluations for students. It is also designed to make delivery as pacy and as easy as possible for the teacher with animated answers and minimal teacher input required. This PowerPoint covers KS3 basics, recapping these topics quickly to maintain interest, but also ensuring student accuracy in these topics. It then builds on these basics, adding in KS4 elements to stretch your students. The topics covered in this Bumper Pack include: Numbers Times and Dates Greetings and Introductions Politeness and Manners Personal details Family Home and neighbourhood Daily routine Chores The body and health Look out for our Bumper Pack Set 2!

A fully animated PowerPoint taking you through ordering meals in a Spanish restaurant and a corresponding vocab sheet. Your pupils will learn key meals and tapas, and be able to talk about problems in the restaurant.

This thorough PowerPoint is ideal for KS4 students to recap the present tense with explanations and a wealth of practice. It covers regular verbs, stem-changing verbs, irregular I forms, verbs with spelling changes due to phonological rules, and the completely irregular. This PowerPoint also covers related questions brought up in the activities, such as the differences between SER and ESTAR, and SABER and CONOCER and which contexts to use them in and could easily fill several lessons. The PowerPoint is fully animated to help break down each concept into manageable chunks and provides answers to support students’ self-correction

A mini-quiz to round up your lesson on the Day of the Dead. Ideal for plenaries.

Make your GCSE Spanish verb revision easy with these nine downloadable posters. Carefully crafted to be a simple, easy-to-use reference tool. Posters include: The present tense The preterite past tense The imperfect past tense The future tense The immediate future tense The present continuous tense The imperfect continuous tense The perfect tense The conditional tense

A downloadable PDF calendar, perfect for displaying in your classroom. Contains 12 fantastic Spanish idioms to inspire your learners.

A catchy, fun way for your learners to remember the key vocab for family members.

A catchy, fun way to learn the key family members in Spanish.

The third video in the trilogy of pronunciaton tips, recapping the lessons from the first two videos, and then focusing on the vowels and diphthongs (double vowel sounds).

A catchy song to a familiar tune that will help your learners to remember the items of vocabulary for clothing in a fun way, as well as the key verbs ‘me pongo’ and ‘me quito’

The second of a trilogy of videos to explain Spanish pronunciation and phonetics. This video starts with a recap of the rules from video 1, and builds on this, discussing in particular the letters V, J, RR, C and G.

A video that will help your Spanish speakers quickly avoid sounding English, giving explanations, examples, guidance and practice in Spanish pronunciation.

A list of key vocabulary, ideal for your first lesson, alongside two PowerPoints of activities to help your learners reinforce the new vocabulary.

A catchy marching tune to help your students count up to twenty in Spanish.

A mini-quiz of three rounds to get your students thinking about compound words in Spanish, and how they can decipher new words using this technique of looking for words within words when tackling new vocabulary.

A worksheet to support your students’ recall of relationship and civil status, and to get them thinking about word families.

A worksheet that involved students reading clues about the jobs, and then guessing the type of job from the clues.

A quick PowerPoint designed to help your students recap the best approach to tackling their Spanish writing exam.