Resources include:<br /> - A list of adjectives to find in Spanish<br /> - 20 places in a town to match up<br /> - A worksheet describing 2 cities<br /> - The answers on a PPT<br /> - A worksheet to practise 'se puede + inf'<br /> - A dominos activity to introduce places in town as well as the answers and a grid to copy the answers.

A range of activities to teach the present tense.<br /> - A PPT with activities and explanations<br /> - A page of Noughts and Crosses grids<br /> - A snakes and ladders game<br /> - Grammar sheets<br /> - Practice sheets

A range of Italian grammar sheets

- A PPT with an explanation<br /> - A grammar sheet<br /> - A sheet for practice<br /> - A gap fill activity

A set of flashcards, a few games and accompanying vocabulary sheet for directions in Spanish. There is a map at the end that can be printed off.

5 resources pertaining to the preterite tense in Spanish.<br /> - A PPT with activities and explanation<br /> - 2 grammar sheets<br /> - 2 practice sheets

A slightly dry (might need a few pictures) but otherwise useful recap of pronominal verbs with plenty of examples. Useful primarily for people who are familiar with reflexive verbs.<br /> <br /> - A worksheet with an explanation and questions<br /> - A PPT with an explanation, examples to do together and answers.<br /> - A further worksheet on reflexives in the past tense

A PPT introducing hair and eyes in Spanish<br /> Two accompanying activity sheets (match up and battleships)<br /> <br /> An alternative way of covering physical appearance (using dictionaries)

Explanations and activities for relative clauses and free relative clauses.<br /> This is (mostly) taken from the context of cinema.

A PPT with an introduction to different Spanish foods<br /> An accompanying sheet to fill in the vocabulary

13 resources regarding the passato prossimo. Download and use whatever is useful to you.

A quick worksheet explaining the possessive adjectives and then 20 questions.

This features the following:<br /> - A PowerPoint of activities teaching numbers 1-20<br /> - A sheet of numbers 1-100<br /> - An activity to practise numbers 1-100. Person A knows some information; Person B knows other information. They have to ask each other.

Teaching daily routine in Spanish<br /> - A PPT with vocabulary, activities and explanations (with reflexives and stem-changing)<br /> - 2 vocabulary sheets<br /> - A Noughts and Crosses grid for pupils to practise whichever verbs in whichever tense<br /> - Verb grids and grammar sheets

A selection of resources on hobbies, including a vocabulary sheet, a text, a listening transcript and a verb table

Three resources to teach school facilities<br /> <br /> - A text about Hogwarts (where students find the facilities and answer questions)<br /> - Accompanying PowerPoint<br /> - A text to translate (referencing the school from Glee)

Appropriate for Y8/Y9 and above. Assumes a good knowledge of hobbies and chores. File contains<br /> <br /> - Texts to stick on the wall (for a running reading or a reading where pupils walk around the room to find the answers)<br /> - A copy of the text to give out at the end<br /> - A set of questions based on the texts<br /> - A translation activity<br /> - A match up activity of sports and hobbies<br /> - A text to read and answer questions on, with the option of following it with a writing

A range of resources to talk about teachers.<br /> <br /> - A reading activity<br /> - a PPT to introduce vocabulary<br /> - A sheet on spotting errors<br /> - A battleships game to practise agreements<br /> - A match-up and translation worksheet also around agreements

This contains:<br /> - A PowerPoint with activities for teaching personality in German.<br /> - A reading text<br /> - A worksheet for personality vocabulary.

This is a little dry but OK for high-level Y11s and A-level groups. It teaches a range of negatives and provides many examples. Included here are:<br /> <br /> - A worksheet to practise<br /> - An explanation on paper<br /> - A PPT with rules, examples and answers<br /> - A battleships game (whereby they draw a few boats on their grids and then have to form sentences to guess where their partner's boats are)

Play a Connect 4 game in teams as a class (in which case, you can press on each circle to make it change colour) or print it out and have people play in pairs