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Russian: Arts, Music
Expand your Russian vocabulary with this list of words and phrases related to music.
The worksheet contains a list of phrases and two exercises to help you practise them and see the phrases in context.
The worksheet can be used in class as well as for independent work, as the answers are provided.
Appropriate for level A2 and higher as well as those working toward Russian A-level.
Russian GCSE: Socialising with friends and family. Interests. Role models
A 7-page worksheet on one of the 5 themes of Russian GCSE-Identity and Culture (Socialising with friends and family, spare time, hobbies, role models)
The worksheet includes:
*relavant glossary
*reading comprehension texts
*vocabulary focused exercises
*writing task
*translation task
Reading comprehension tasks can be adapted for pair work in class, stimulus for further discussion or as a listening comprehension.
There is also an accompanying answer sheet, which may be useful for students to check their own work, especially if working remotely. There are similar worksheets for different GCSE topics.
Russian GCSE: sample essays with word search exercises
This resource contains 7 texts written to the standard of GCSE higher tier.
The topics are in line with the topics of Edexcel GCSE Russian requirements:
Town vs city
The Internet: pros and cons
Books, TV, Internet
Cinema
Weather in your region. Weather today. Ideal weather
Traditions and celebrations
Spare time. Hobby
The texts can be used as sample essays in preparation for the written exam.
Certain key words and phrases are written in bold for students to pay attention to the key vocabulary.
Each essay is followed by a word search exercise (finding Russian equivalents in the text).
The texts can be used as a starting point for a discussion on a topic, as well as reading comprehension or listening practice.
Russian GCSE: School (vocab, comprehension, exercises, translation, writing)
A 9-page worksheet on one of the 5 themes of Russian GCSE-School (what school is like, school issues, foreign languages)
The worksheet includes:
*relavant glossary
*reading comprehension texts
*vocabulary focused exercises
*writing task
*translation task
*answers to tasks
Reading comprehension tasks can be adapted for pair work in class, stimulus for further discussion or as a listening comprehension
City vs Village, Город или деревня
*Discuss the pros and cons of living in a big city and village.
*Learn relevant vocabulary
*Practise listening skills- video link to a short video is included
*Discuss the video
*Complete a comprehension exercise after the video
*Use the video as a stimulus for further discussions on the topic
6 tasks in total, answers are provided for the relevant exercises.
This worksheet is appropriate for level A2 Russian Learners and can be used in preparation for Russian GCSE Higher Tier with teacher’s support.
Russian GCSE: Town, Region and Country (vocab, comprehension, exercises, writing)
A 6-page worksheet on one of the 5 themes of Russian GCSE- Local area, tourism and Travel
The worksheet includes:
*relevant glossary
*reading comprehension texts and exercises
*vocabulary focused exercises
*exam-style translation task
*answers to tasks
Reading comprehension tasks can be adapted for pair work in class, stimuli for further discussion or as a listening comprehension.
The resource is prepared in line with the UK GCSE requirements. However, it can be used by anyone studying general Russian towards A2 level.
Russian GCSE: Tourism and Travel (vocab, comprehension, exercises, writing)
A 8-page worksheet on one of the 5 themes of Russian GCSE- Local area, tourism and Travel
The worksheet includes:
*relavant glossary
*reading comprehension texts
*vocabulary focused exercises
*writing task
*answers to tasks
Reading comprehension tasks can be adapted for pair work in class, stimulus for further discussion or as a listening comprehension
Russian A-level: Queen of Spades quotes bank, character description and characteristics
A 12-page resource to help prepare for A-level Russian written exam.
The resource contains character description with an extensive quotes bank to back up the description and to help with analysis of the 3 main characters - Hermann, Lisa and the countess.
Character description includes:
background,
character,
appearance,
their relationship with other characters
Russian Idioms
Expand your Russian vocabulary and ‘colour’ your language with a range of idioms.
The worksheet consists of two parts:
part 1 - a list idioms with the word УМ (mind, brain, intelligence) and a variety of exercises to practise using the m in real speech
part 2 - a list of idioms with the word НОС, dialogues with examples and fill in the gaps
The exercises include:
match the phrases
fill in the gaps
find the opposites
find equivalents
find the odd word
The worksheet is appropriate for level B1+
Can be used for classwork or independent study.
Each idiom can be used as a astimulus for speaking exercise (e.g. think of a situation where you might usethe phrase, ‘guess the idiom’ task for for work in pairs, think of an equivalent saying in a student’s native language and give a literal translation to the phrase)
Answers are provided.
Russian GCSE: verbs 'to study, learn, teach', talking about school and studies
This 8-page resource will help you learn the difference between the verbs изучать / учить / учиться/научиться/учиться/ уметь and practise them with a variety of exercises.
Pick up even more useful words and phrases with the text on **school routine **and 5 more exercises (word search, true or false, comprehension questions, translation, fill in the blanks).
The worksheet is developed in compliance with GCSE Russian requirements and reflects on of the 5 topics (Future Aspirations, Study and Work - school routine subtopic).
The worksheet can be used in classroom to introduce new material as well as for independent work for anyone studying Russian towards A2 level.
Answers are provided.
Comparing things in Russian: theory and exercises. GCSE+
A 3 page resource addressing a very common mistake made when comparing or differentiating objects. The theory explains and provides examples on the following words and phrases:
одинаковый
похожий
такой же
один и тот же
разный другой
отличаться
the worksheet includes a link to an interactive exercise that can be done in a variety of ways and an exercise for translation.
ANswers are provided.
The worksheet is appropriate for use at GCSE-level and anyone studing at level A2+
Russian for kids. Alphabet, colours, number
A colourful worksheet that can be used in class or as part of home learning to help children memorise letters, learn and practise colours, new words and numbers 1-10.
ask children to find the letter the suggested word starts with
ask them to find all the green/red letters
ask them to count all the green/red letters or objects
ask them to count all the animals, fruits, etc.
use it as an assessment task to see how well children remember certain letters
ask them to test you! Kids love catching adults making a mistake!
use the pages as a colouring activity
Russian for kids. Letters , numbers, colours
A colourful worksheet that can be used in class or as part of home learning to help children memorise letters, learn and practise colours, new words and numbers 1-10.
ask children to find the letter the suggested word starts with
ask them to find all the green/red letters
ask them to count all the green/red letters or objects
ask them to count all the animals, fruits, etc.
ask them to test you! Kids love catching adults making a mistake!
Russian for kids: сколько лет? Как зовут? Что у тебя есть?
A 12 page printable workbook to practise asking and answering questions using the following constructions:
Его/ее/ зовут… - his/her name is
У него/нее/них есть - he has
Ему … лет/год - he is … year old.
Practise Dative and Accusative cases personal pronouns.
The resource can be used for teaching bilingual and heritage children as well as adult Russian learners.
We included teaching recommendations: 8 different ideas on how to use the cards creatively to practise grammar and encourage speaking.
Russian language: learning to write first words
A colourful printable 22- page workbook for bilingual, heritage and native Russian speaking children.
The focus is on naming and spelling the words suggested by the pictures.
The book comes with teaching recommendations with a lot of ideas on how the worksheets can be used.
We also enclosed a copy of the alphabet that can be cut up into cards and used to build the words before copying them into the workbook.
The book is appropriate for classwork as well as independent work at home.
Spoken Russian: British Vs Russian mentality. Video, vocabulary and exercises
A fun topic to discuss:
Do we always mean what we say? And what are we really saying? Are we being rude or simply can’t bear to say no or criticise people openly?
*Watch the video (Link is included).
*The video provides plenty of ideas for discussion.
*Pick up great spoken language phrases (glossary to the video is included)
*Expand your vocab even further by completing the exercise: match the synonyms, fill in the gap, match the phrases from the video to check your comprehension
*check your answers
Answers are included
Count and Write in Russian. Russian for kids
8-workbook plus teaching recommendations for parents.
Learn, practise and revise letters and numbers with these colourful worksheets. Go ‘hunting’ - count the same animals and objects, name the colours, write or spell the numbers, name and describe what you see, guess what the pictures have in common.
Aimed at 3-6 year olds.
Russian. Technology, computer and online meetings vocabulary. GCSE, A-level
Essential vocabulary to make learning and communicating online In Russian easier.
Learn computer and technology related vocabulary - all the phrases you need when exchanging emails, editing texts, downloading files, sharing your screen, connecting to the internet, joining a meeting.
This 5-page worksheet contains:
a list of useful phrases
matching exercise (learn perfective and imperfective verbal pairs as you go!)
revise the Imperative mood
reading comprehension with a short glossary and filling the gaps exercise+ verbal aspect practice
questions for discussion
Answers are provided, so the worksheet can be used for self-study.
The resouce is in line with Russian GCSE requirements (Media and Leisure - technology) and can be used by anyone studtying towards Level A2+
Online meetings, computer and technology vocabulary
Emotions and Facial expressions in Russian. Vocabulary and exercises
7-page resource with original unabridged popular science texts in Russian.
Learn new words, phrases and expressions related to psychology, emotions, mimics, gestures.
The worksheet contains texts and 5 exercises. Tricky words and phrases are translated or explained with synonyms. Answers are provided.
Texts can be used as a starting point for discussion on a range of topics:
are you good at reading facial expressions?
Can you think of more gestures and what they tell about a person?
do you use some of the tricks described in your daily life or work?
do you like online meetings? What do you find difficult about them?
Level B1-B2
Russian GCSE Paper 4 writing specimen. Higher tier
The paper is tailored to suit students preparing for Edexcel Russian Higher tier, but can also be used at Foundation level with minor modifications.
It is designed to be as close as possible to the exam and sample assessment released by the exam board.
The paper follows the order of tasks in an exam assessment paper:
-shorter writing task;
-longer writing task;
-translation into Russian.
Each task reflects the themes and subtopics prescribed by Edexcel board (e.g. food and drink, school, friendship, future plans, sport events, environment).
There is a choice of 8 tasks in exercises 1 and 2 each and 4 texts for translation in exercise 3 to ensure as many subtopics are covered as it is possible.