Once downloaded the layout of all resources goes back to normal. Crossword has ALL clues - preview not showing them all This presentation and accompanying worksheet are ideal for KS2 or KS3 Spanish. Basic greetings are covered as well as saying how you are feeling. Pupils are encouraged to practice speaking skills as well as produce written conversations. This lesson also includes a crossword on all vocabulary covered in the presentation. This could be completed as homework.

This is a fun revision lesson for Year 10 or 11. It consists of a series of activities which aim to recap key GCSE grammar and vocabulary. In order to ‘crack the code’, students must complete 9 activities. Each activity will provide students with a code word. Once all 9 activities are correctly completed, they will have 9 code words from which to form a sentence in Spanish. They will then have to translate this sentence into English to crack the code. Worksheet and accompanying powerpoint included. I did this recently with my Year 10 class and they absolutely loved it!

This powerpoint covers the passive voice and how to avoid it using the active voice in Spanish. This is a great lesson for either high ability GCSE pupils or students who are doing Spanish A-Level. This resource explains the active & passive and provides students with a variety of activities which assess their understanding. Skills areas include: translation, writing and listening.

This worksheet involves reading descriptions of people, picking out relevant information and filling in fact-files about individuals.

These worksheets cover the topic of teachers. There is a lower and higher ability worksheet which involves identifying the teacher described. The other worksheet is a reading comprehension activity which includes questions about other people's opinions on their teachers. There is a great mixture of vocabulary in these worksheets.

These cards aim to enhance fluency and spontaneity amongst KS5 pupils. The idea is that they pick up a card at random, ask their partner the question and listen to their partner’s response (and vice versa). All cards cover the different topics which come up at AS level (fashion, young people, family, tv, music, art, culture, internet and technology, tourism etc.) They are colour-coded based on topic and cover a range of different questions - ranging from the easier to the more challenging. Of course, this resource could be used in a number of ways but I used it with my Year 12 class as a spontaneous on-the-spot speaking activity in which pupils gave each other verbal feedback. It was very successful and pupils enjoyed the surprise element of it!

**RESOURCE LOOKS FINE ONCE DOWNLOADED - 2 PAGE DOCUMENT APPEARS STRANGELY IN PREVIEW. ** This resource provides KS5 pupils with the opportunity to test their vocabulary and knowledge of different topics. The cards on each sheet can be cut up and used as a card sorting activity, in which pupils have to match up relevant facts to the statements made in the larger boxes. This will enable pupils to practice providing ‘evidence’ when making statements (which is a key aspect of the KS5 speaking exam). Once the cards have been sorted (as a reading activity), pupils can begin having discussions about the statements made and whether they agree / disagree etc. I have done the activity with my current Year 12 class and it really helped them think deeply about different topics and tested their vocabulary. After the match-up activity, they were able to have a detailed debate about a range of topics :)

This resource covers different types of TV programmes, opinion phrases, comparative phrases and a mix of tenses. Skills covered include reading comprehension, grammar, translation, listening and writing. Activities can be altered to suit ability level, and there are 2 reading comprehension tasks included: one for higher ability pupils and one for lower ability pupils. Brightly coloured powerpoint with a wide range of different activities - enough to cover at least 3 lessons.

This weekend helps pupils prepare for their end of year reading exam. It covers the environment and school GCSE topics. Activities include match-up activities, translation into English, reading comprehension practice. This is ideal for a revision lesson, cover work or home-work.

All activities included in this powerpoint aim at ensuring that GCSE Spanish students know a range of food & drink vocabulary and can talk / write about their diet using a range of tenses and a high-level mix of topic-specific vocabulary. Activities include: vocabulary building exercises, gap fill, reading comprehension, adjectives to describe food & adjective agreements, writing practice. There is enough content within the powerpoint to cover at least 3 lessons.

This worksheet is designed to drill the Top 10 most useful verbs for GCSE Spanish. These verbs can be used when writing or speaking about a range of different topics so, if students learn these top 10 verbs, they will be able to get a good grade in their writing and speaking exams. There are a mix of regular and irregular verbs, in the ‘I’ form. The different tenses included are: present, preterite, imperfect, near future, proper future and conditional.

A great end of year activity. Clues are in Spanish and cover all topics from Year 8.

This powerpoint allows pupils to say what they (and other people) do before and after school using different forms of the present tense.

Within the topic of school at KS3, pupils learn how to say what they eat and drink at school and how often. This powerpoint covers types of food, time phrases, reading comprehension activities, mini-whiteboard activities, speaking and listening activities and writing activities.

This worksheet enables pupils to practice key vocabulary needed to make plans with people.

This presentation and accompanying worksheets cover the GCSE topic of TV. There are enough resources here for at least 4 lessons (depending on class ability). The resources cover: Types of TV programmes, opinions, reasons, comparisons of TV programmes, high level for and against views of TV. Skills covered: Reading, writing, reading, listening, speaking and translation.

These worksheets cover the topic of family and relationships. They cover basic vocabulary, translation skills, grammar, reading comprehension etc. These worksheets should provide enough activities to cover at least 3 lessons (depending on the ability of your class). Extension tasks are provided for more able pupils.

This resource includes a number of different speaking cards on various topics that pupils could be faced with in the speaking exam. These cards can either be cut up and given to the pupils at random (like in the real exam) or you could give this resource to pupils as a booklet to revise from at their leisure. Obviously, the texts could be used for translation purposes in order to practice translation and reading skills in preparation for the component 2 examination.

This worksheet tests reading comprehension skills on the GCSE topic of family.

This grammar booklet enables GCSE pupils to practice there grammar in preparation for GCSE exams. It includes key grammatical structures and phrases which will ensure that they hit that 8-9 band. This can be given to pupils as homework, as an assessment of as the basis for a whole lesson.