<p>A collection of Spanish idiomatic expressions and sayings ordered in the current 5 GCSE Themes, to help students add some spice to their speaking and writing assessments.</p>

<p>A presentation with a compilation of GCSE Spanish EDEXCEL photocard unexpected questions and exercises.</p>

<p>This power point goes with the EDEXCEL GCSE H listening paper 2018.</p> <p>There is a different vocabulary exercise before each question which allows students to become familiar with relevant words and expressions before attempting the questions. Answers for questions provided.</p> <p>You will need to have access to the EDEXCEL GCSE H listening paper sound files to use this power point. They can be downloaded for free from the EDEXCEL website.</p>

<p>Traditional Spanish Juego de la Oca game designed to help students practise GCSE general conversation.</p>

<p>Two presentations, one for higher tier and the other for foundation tier candidates, with a compilation of unexpected roleplay questions and exercises.</p>

<p>Two presentations (H and F), with 10 roleplay cards each (EDEXCEL). Students can click on a teacher’s recording asking the roleplay questions, so they can practise understanding questions and giving their own answers. Model answers for each card are also available.</p> <p>This resource can be used by students in their own time outside the classroom context.</p>

<p>Two presentations, one for higher and the other for foundation tier candidates, with a compilation of roleplay question prompts and some example answers.</p>

<p>This is a power point presentation with a randomising animation.<br /> Every slide has a recording of my voice asking one general conversation question (GCSE EDEXCEL Spanish).<br /> The randomising effect is activated by pushing the space bar and it is stopped by pushing the “p” key.<br /> Students can use this presentation on their own for revision, with the aim of increasing their confidence in understanding questions from the examiner and practising their own answers out of the classroom context.</p>