Lesson to introduce clothes originally created for Grades 6-12. Match up activity to start which could be done in groups or pairs followed by lots of repetition to consolidate. Re-caps masculine and feminine nouns and looks at describing others using il / elle porte. Round Robin activity to finish.

Handout to compliment lesson of same title. Grid for students to fill in with all 4 forms of colours - masculine / masculine plural / feminine / feminine plural.

Re-cap on clothes and colors to talk about what we wear. Variety of activities including: Game of splat (2 students at board, teacher says item of clothing in English, first one to find it in Spanish and 'splat' the board wins); vocabulary test; revision of colors; stroop colors activity; explanation of adjectival endings; translation activities; describe a celebrity; quiz.

Match up activity to compliment lesson of same title. Works well as a paired or group activity but could also be done as an individual task.

Lesson to re-cap clothes. Originally created for Y9 group but could easily be adapted for other classes. A variety of activities including match up / translations / re-inforcement of indefinite and definite article / present tense of AR verbs (llevar) / translation game and homework activity.

Compliments lesson of same title - task 4. Pictures and info about lost property. Students must write a description of the lost item in Spanish then read to the rest of the class who have to guess what it is. Works well as a group task.

Compliments Powerpoint lesson of same title. Task one, can be done as a paired / group or individual activity. Students match up the words and phrases in Spanish and English.

Lesson on lost property. Includes pared and group activities - match up vocabulary / guess the object / write a description. Jot thoughts activity as wrap up.

Pictures for display about famous Spanish and Spanish speaking celebrities. Each picture is complimented by a fact file about each one and smaller pictures to show what they are famous for. Looks really nice and colourful either in a classroom or on a corridor. Pictures can be re-sized as appropriate..

Common verbs conjugated in the present tense with the Spanish flag as a background. These look great when printed in colour and stuck around the classroom and can be adapted / added to as appropriate.

Compliments lesson of same title. Can be set for homework or used as a wrap up/ starter for the following lesson. Students complete the gaps using present / future tense phrases. Links with the topic of free time.

Handout to re-inforce formation of the near future tense. Students translate sentences, then using the help sheet, write some sentences of their own using the near future tense. Compliments lesson of same title.

Lesson originally designed to introduce future tense to 7th Grade but could be adapted for other groups. Links in with the topic of free time. Includes mini-whiteboard activity where students identify the tense of the verb (present or near future), game of battleships and extension activity (reading comprehension).

Handout to compliment lesson of same title. Students must correctly label the breakfast items in Spanish and English then write a sentence to state what they like to eat for breakfast.

Match up activity which would work as an individual / apired or group activity. Compliments lesson of same title.

Lesson to introduce breakfast items which includes a match up activity, Present tense review and translations. Written exercise at the end could be done for homework. Worksheets to compliment lesson also required - these have been added with the same title.

Students are put into groups and are given the first 4 questions. They must find the answers to all four questions before they get given the next set. Works well as a running dictation style activity where the texts are stuck on the wall outside the classroom and team members take it in turns to go out and find the answers.

This was created to practice the preterite tense but could be used for any of the tenses. Students can work in groups / pairs or individually and must write the correct form of the verb in the appropriate tense.

Handout to compliment lesson on where you live. Students label the pictures in German then translate the sentences.

Lesson about where you live designed to follow on from countries. Looks at different types of accomodation as well as places such as on the coast. Plenty of group activities as well as writing tasks. NB: As I have never studied German before and have no qualifications in this subject there may be the odd mistake so please check carefully before using. If you do spot a mistake I would be grateful if you could let me know so I can edit this resource. Thanks.