A French lesson on holidays and distinguishing the 3 tenses from each other (perfect, present and near future). To be done after initial vocab learning as this needs some prior knowledge. Good for a revision lesson or for enhancing written work.

A lesson based around shops, different kinds of shops, what you can buy and prices, particularly the question of 'cuesta' vs 'cuestan'.

Designed for low abilty/beginners. Some items of food and drink introduced plus basic words for in a restaurant.

<p>This is a “survival guide” for students to keep and use to help them throughout their GCSE course. The guide contains vocabulary, general conversation questions, sample role plays, photo cards, grammar, a verb table and more. It is over 80 pages of useful information for both you and your students!</p>

A powerpoint featuring facts and figures, a video and a quiz on how useful languages can be when entering the world of work. No prior knowledge required. Facts and figures from CILT website.

<p>A worksheet for GCSE Spanish. This is for the topic of new technologies and features 2 levels of worksheet plus the corrections. Useful as an exercise for higher ability students or as a vocabulary and idea mat for the topic.</p>

I recycled some TES resources and adapted some of my own to create this for my year 9 class, they are of mixed abilty, some low ability. It was designed to teach them to use full sentences and to extend sentences when describing their houses.

Contains a powerpoint version, a smart notebook version of the lesson, a worksheet and a battleships grid. Designed for year 8, but is quite challenging. For revision of routine and introduction of the future tense. Requires previous knowledge of routines and of the present and perfect tenses.