Match up verbs and activities you do to help around the house. It can be used as a starter.

Writing frame that sums up the whole of the topic school. It contains a few useful sentences to help pupils describe their school or add a few structures that may be more complex.

Reading activity about school with comprehension activities.

Powerpoint presentation to introduce noun-adjective agreement related to food.

Presentation that covers 9 different questions to help them describe a number of aspects of their school.

Short powerpoint presentation that introduces the words necessary to describe their uniform and focuses on the agreement noun-adjective.

Discussion starters/questions around a variety of current themes.

<p>PowerPoint presentation to introduce numbers from 20 to 31 and months. There are a few exercises to help students memorize both numbers and months. There is also a document containing 20 little cards with different names, ages and birthdays to do

Questions for lower level students and examples of how to increase complexity of responses.

Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Handout to practise a number of verbs in the preterite tense and a fill-in-the-gaps exercise about what someone did last Saturday.

Exercises + spidergram to revise the preterite tense. They can use the spidergram to build many sentences in the preterite tense by only knowing a few verbs in the preterite tense. It is mainly aimed at low ability students.

<p>Writing frame to describe: - Where your house is - Your house - The rooms in your house - Your bedroom</p>

Presentation to introduce arranging to go out dialogue

<p>- Where you live - Describing your house (size, floors, rooms…) - Do you like your house - Rooms in the house</p>

Spanish handout.

<p>Article and exercises about single-parent families.</p>