<p>A 40 page Booklet on basic Verbs and Tenses: Presente, Futuro, Condicional, Pretérito perfecto, Pretérito indefinido, Pretérito imperfecto. You can print it in an A5 booklet, the writing is big enough. It took me ages to do this booklet but I bet there are still errors in… Just let me know! Hope it helps a lot of teachers of Spanish, it certainly helped my AS students… and those to come… Perfect for Exams Skills and Revision for KS4 and Post 16.</p>

<p>A few worksheets to explain the difference between perfect and imperfect with practice exercises.</p>

Follow explanation on the first sheet to use this spreadsheet. This will help you calculate a rough grade after a mock for example. You can also use it to analyse your own results and see where you strength / weakness lies. Finally share it with your students to put them in the picture... middle ability are usually very greatful for this info as it helps them see where they are! Please leave comments if you liked it but also if it needs improving!

Here is a board game to practice speaking, either as a class by projecting it on the board or playing in pairs (if you can print enough in colours...). You could also use it at the beginning of the year to test knowledge. You will need a dice, some pawns, a set of questions. I haven't put any questions with it as you can simply resued questions for your topic as set by exam board or just use it as a vocab board, grammar board, role play practice all depending on what you are revising at the moment! Hope it&'ll be useful!

Song from Joe Dassin (famous French singer who died in 1980, very popular in 1970's) originally but a remake from a (rubbish) rapper Willey Denzey who make it sound really good for the students... I used this song to practice in a light hearted way the SI + imperfect and conditional structure. Simple gap filling activity with the words available in a box! Hope it helps!

Revision grids to practise for the speaking exam, some random role-plays and a grid for school with automatic colour for each team which can be used as a template for other sets of questions. Have fun and hope it is useful to you all!

Song in French from the group Telephone from the mid 80s about the problems of drugs and alcohol in society, theme of single mothers too. I used this as a promotion for A-level with my Y11 class. It was just a one off but there is potential to develop it with other themes... Walt Disney cartoons for children, fairy tales and creative writing... The first page is a gap fill from the song and the second one has some pictures to order as you hear the description from the song. Hope it helps!

<p>I’ve tried to write some key answers to the topic of immigration in Spain to answer AQA’s questions from the suggested questions list. Now, Spanish is not my first language neither is English so there might be errors, please do correct me. And if I rambled or am off topic please tell me too. It’s my first year at A’level Spanish so hoping I’m doing it right for the students.</p>

A marksheet to record coursework of your classes. You only need to add their name, first name, form, predicted grade or anything you might want to add for info... then everytime you complete a coursework, enter their mark in the column "Mark /20", a grade will appear and the total column will also fill itself up. Once the final grade is a C it turns green, B yellow and A or A* orange. Very good visual for students and yourself to track down where your students are working at. Any queswtions, please don't hesitate to leave your comments!

top mark; french expressions The use of 'ce que' and 'ce qui' in the context of family problems from Métro Rouge p31-32 (Chere tante Monique). In the hope that some students will rmember to use it in their coursework. Aim high!

<p>A display for my classroom.<br /> I use these daily and students seem to find what they need on there.</p>

<p>This is a lesson to promote creative writing. First, students will find verbs on what to do with their hands (2 degrees of difficulty) in a guided activity and then write a paragraph or story, depending on their level, using 10 verbs as a minimum target.</p>