Range of tasks works well at the start of the year/ term spelling bee task can be adapted to revise a different topic that you've studied recently

Mid-High ability lesson with lots of stretch and challenge lots of opportunities for AFL like mini whiteboards with fly in answers scaffolded tasks with each one increasing cognitive demand

Made for an Ofsted lesson High levels of stretch and challenge throughout developed for set 1 but easily adapted for sets 2-5 I've also attached an easier adjectives worksheet I used with set 3 to adapt this lesson Also attached: 2 cover worksheets on this topic

4 step present tense 1 - match up Spanish pronouns 2 - complete endings table (with options) 3 - scaffolded conjugation 4 - challenge - Students to work out which verb ending is needed through analysing the context, then conjugate the words, then translate the phrases - lots of cognates so doesn't matter that they haven't seen all of them before Good for consolidating pronouns/ a range of vocab from all topics

Booklet which looks at sentence structure and teaches students easy formulas to ensure they develop their answers well enough for the grade 5 lots of practise looking at infinitive constructions, tenses, development connectives. I use this format regularly with foundation students and higher students who struggle with writing structure - it always works really well. Also a very good format for intervention.

Focusing on all present tense paradigms for DEVOIR/VOULOIR/POUVOIR plus I form in 4 tenses with practise Ideal for an ICT lesson

Full lesson with activities to support the textbook on this module scaffolding, challenge provided for each activity. Target range of group a*-c

really good for mixed/ low ability groups 5 tenses dominoes activity with accompanying worksheet

MADE TO CONSOLIDATE EXPO 3 VERT MODULE 1: Ça t’intéresse - Includes multiple tasks to help low ability students use common present tense verbs. Includes challenge tasks. Appropriate for mid-low ability. Fully inductive tasks - examples for each task with challenges too. Ideal as classwork, remote learning, homework or extra revision.

Developed for MA students who excel through usual class work range of HIGHER LEVEL worksheets with lots of complex language/ idioms/ tenses.

Suitable for all ks3 and even foundation at ks4 I regularly adapt this resource to help teach lesson structure to students who struggle when developing answers. Includes help on sentence structure but also 'easy' formulas for conditional tense, present, future and past to improve grades.

Worksheet looking at sentence structure when comparing present/ imperfect tense formula ensures students develop answers well

booklet with a range of fun activities to practise set phrases with the past tense suitable for cover or low ability I developed this for a p5 lesson with a challenging group but it would work well with others, too.

Lots of support developed for set 4/6

Developed for a mid ability year 9 class

Developed for an observation lesson Listening task is from Kerboodle but scaffolded starter included Students do lots of activities to help them ultimately create a dialogue 3 levels of challenge for most activities developed for a Mixed ability year 11 group - targets 4-8

3 page worksheet, activity gets increasingly difficult students to work independently/ in silence to complete the tasks which get more cognitively demanding. Activities support their understanding of how the future tense works and there are creation activities/ translations to practise. Lots of support throughout.

Made for lower ability - Students use visuals to work out the body parts

I use this format all the time and adapt it for different ages/ abilities the students really respond to it Quiz that gets harder as you go through the lesson (differentiated by outcome) Great for peer work/ speaking Adds an element of competition which engages even difficult students :) Covers 3 + tenses on HOLIDAYS including HL phrases like ‘si pudiera’

Resource which looks at the future tense formation in steps then goes on to Present Vs Future tense with challenge tasks that require students to manipulate the language :)