Fun activity to practise animal vocabulary in Spanish Great way to engage students with this hands on activity. Students cut out the dominoes before playing. You can even add an element of competition by giving a prize to the first ones to finish.

An engaging and fun way to practise the preterite tense of regular -AR, - ER and IR verbs in Spanish. The worksheet also features the verbs IR and Ver. can be used on its own or in connection with Viva 2 Module 1 - De vacaciones. For the full lesson follow the link below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/new-viva-2-module-1-unit-2-qu-hiciste-12163057

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 5 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 7 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 7 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 4 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 8 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 6 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 7 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Cards to be cut up and students to match the Spanish to the English. All the words were taken from the GCSE AQA list. Ideal to revise vocabulary and prepare for the listening and reading exams in particular. I have underlined the words taken from the Higher section for easy differentiation. The whole document is composed of 3 pages and can be easily edited. Tip: laminate the cards for durability. If you are interested in the other topics, you can find them in my shop.

Fun activity to practise present tense irregular verbs (aller, avoir, etre, faire, pouvoir, vouloir) in French. Great way to engage students with this hands on activity. Students cut out and rearrange the triangles. You can even add an element of competition by giving a prize to the first ones to finish the puzzle.

Fun activity to practise present tense verbs in Spanish. Great way to engage students with this hands on activity. Students cut out and rearrange the triangles. You can even add an element of competition by giving a prize to the first ones to finish the puzzle.

Volar is a great song to introduce the concept of Spanish infinitives. It is quick but upbeat and words are quite easy to follow. This worksheet contains a fill-in the gap activity, the whole lyrics (answers) and the English translation with some tips on how to make the most of this song. Students love this song and are pretty quick to learn the lyrics and sing along. They usually dance along and perform as a class. Most add Alvaro Soler to their playlists :) Perfect for KS3 and KS4, just adding the translation of lyrics into English. Can also be used for end of term/year activity.

Great hands on resource to teach the Preterite tense ending of -Ar, -Er and -Ir verbs. Your students will create a flap book and use it to practise their verb endings. Once they have filled in the tables, cut and assembled all the pieces, they can check it whenever they need to conjugate verbs. Very useful reference tool which can also be used for GCSE revisions. You will find two versions, one blank for students to fill in with their choice of verbs and to save you time, a fully completed one for you to show the class as a template. All ready to cut and assemble. If you’re interested in more tenses just visit my shop for the imperfect, simple future and present versions.

Great hands on resource to teach the Present tense ending of -Ar, -Er and -Ir verbs. Your students will create a flap book and use it to practise their verb endings. Once they have filled in the tables, cut and assembled all the pieces, they can check it whenever they need to conjugate verbs. Very useful reference tool which can also be used for GCSE revisions. You will find two versions, one blank for students to fill in with their choice of verbs and to save you time, a fully completed one for you to show the class as a template. All ready to cut and assemble. If you’re interested in more tenses just visit my shop for the imperfect, simple future and preterite versions.

Great hands on resource to teach the Imperfect tense endings of -Ar, -Er and -Ir verbs and the 3 Irregular verbs (ser, ir, ver) Your students will create a flap book and use it to practise their verb endings. Once they have filled in the tables, cut and assembled all the pieces, they can check it whenever they need to conjugate verbs. Very useful reference tool which can also be used for GCSE revisions. You will find two versions, one blank for students to fill in with their choice of verbs and to save you time, a fully completed one for you to show the class as a template. All ready to cut and assemble. If you’re interested in more tenses just visit my shop for the present, simple future and preterite versions.

Great hands on resource to teach the Simple Future tense ending of -Ar, -Er and -Ir verbs. Your students will create a flap book and use it to practise their verb endings. Once they have filled in the tables, cut and assembled all the pieces, they can check it whenever they need to conjugate verbs. Very useful reference tool which can also be used for GCSE revisions. You will find two versions, one blank for students to fill in with their choice of verbs and to save you time, a fully completed one for you to show the class as a template. All ready to cut and assemble. If you’re interested in more tenses just visit my shop for the imperfect, present and preterite versions.

Easy to use spreadsheet to track different aspects of form time. It includes: - tracker of various reply slips - tracker of planner signing - tracker of who forget book for weekly silent reading - tracker of attendance to events (e.g. parents evening, option evening…) all the above are formatted so that if you type “n” the yellow cell changes to red, if “y” it changes to green - spreadsheet to keep track of option choice for upper years. offers different subjects and whn you type “y” the cell turns green - tracker of news quiz rounds - spreadsheet for house points/merits both automatically add up total points - spreadsheet with seating plan coloured to show different groups - spreadsheet to keep track of important information - list for locker numbers very useful and easily adaptable

Great resource to engage your students while practising the preterite tense This activity is all interactive. It includes a table with different verbs to translate into the Spanish preterite tense. When a team is correct click on the box and it transforms to the team’s colour (red or yellow) on the click of the mouse.

Great hands on resource to teach the Present tense ending of -Er, -Ir and -Re verbs as well as Irregular verbs (avoir, etre, aller, faire, prendre, dire, pouvoir, vouloir & devoir) Your students will create a flip book and use it to practise their verb endings. Once they have filled in the tables, cut and assembled all the pieces, they can check the tables whenever they need to conjugate verbs (works brilliantly with mini-whiteboards). One side has the regular and the other the irregular verbs. You can choose to give out a completed version or a blank one for you students to fill in with their choice of verbs. I would recommend printing and assembling one to show your students what it looks like first. Very useful reference tool which can also be used for GCSE revisions. If you’re interested in some similar spanish versions, please visit my shop for the imperfect, simple future and preterite versions of regular verbs.