Un stylo, une feuille, un dé First player who rolls a 3 grabs the pencil and starts translating. Other player rolls the dice until he/she rolls a 3 and shouts “TRois”. This player has now won the pencil and can start translating. First player has the dice and needs a 3 to steal the pencil. The winner is the player who has translated all sentences correctly. GCSE conversation questions

Whole lesson for KS3 students. Fact file about Cristiano Ronaldo. Practice of asking and forming questions and answers in order to perform an interview role play with the football star. Morpion game Link to a real interview with Cristiano. One of the aimes of this lesson was to motivate boys and relate to their interest.

Sample assessment paper -Writing Foundation Tier for Eduqas -WJEC

Spanish GCSE vocabulary lists

This resource consists of two slides: Information about Catalonia and Girona Challenging vocabulary to look up and write the definitions. It can be used for capital C ( Culture) In form time As a starter Cross curriculum Spanish English Play the video with images from Girona and relaxing music while the students are completing the task.

Slides to practise and consolidate past tense ( the perfect tense) . Games ideas, model sentences, translation, song with irregular verbs and you tube link. Great for GCSE interventions and helps to raise boys` motivation. Slide with song worksheet.

Complete lesson

100 multiple choice questions Slide with answers for self marking.

One pen one dice one translation Students will work in pairs to race to copy the sentences using just one pen, dictionary and dice between them. Rolling a six buys time to start translating on the sheet, but as soon as their partner rolls a six, they get the pen! Whoever finishes their set of sentences first is the winner.