A worksheet to build on tenses/vocab - categorising them into the correct box. This one is based on tenses in past/present/future.

Students have to write 9 of their own sentences using the prompts in each square. Great practice for spontaneous writing!

Upside down sentences - students re-write the sentences correctly, challenge to translate them into English. Great for Conti’s method of chunking!

Students number the words in the correct order / join the dots. Write out the sentence in Spanish correctly and then translate it into English.

Get from start to finish by shading all verbs in the imperfect tense. Totally adaptable for different languages and tenses! Great as a starter or plenary!

A language version of the Dots and Boxes game. Students translate the word in a cube to be able to connect the dots on one side. The aim is to get as many boxes created by translating as many words as possible!

A template for a quick gap-fill activity, based on Space Invaders.

upon a click of the mouse, each duckling will take 20 seconds to disappear fully. in that time, students are to translate the sentence from TL-Eng or Eng-TL.

Spanish GCSE Higher Level Phrases Template - completely editable to include the higher level phrases that you would like students to learn.

Upside down sentences - students re-write the sentences correctly, challenge to translate them into English. Great for Conti’s method of chunking! (link to change text is in text box on the bottom of the slide)

Adaptable template for Boggle. This version is Spanish but can be changed.

A template to look at simplifying the 90 word writing question for GCSE Languages (this template is Spanish). After studying the requirements and going through strategies, students complete the 90 word task to 90’s music - embedded playlist on the slide!

A different take on translation! Students must translate the sentences whilst searching for them in the wordsearch. Works from Eng-TL and vice versa!

A logic puzzle for word order / sentence structure, translating and spontaneous writing work.

Students write x1 sentence for each picture on the fidget spinner. Doesn’t had to go in order - specific tense and person is labelled in the middle of each spinner. For challenge - students could add details and connect sentences to make paragraph.

A selection of Spanish recipes for students learning Spanish - easy to follow language and visuals too.

A selection of French language books for a range of abilities -simply click on the book cover and it’ll take you to a summary of the book. This was a great tool during lockdown / online learnring in particular.

A different take on the scrabble starter - Buzz Words!

Students break up the sentences and translate into English.

Rainbow Reading is great for differentiation as it gives students a colourful clue as to which paragraph to find the answers to the questions. Here is an example I have done - the keep fit text is not 100% mine, I have adapted it - but I have used the Rainbow Reading technique here.