A quick worksheet for your students to do after their first watching of Pans Labyrinth

A list of key vocabulary, ideal for your first lesson, alongside two PowerPoints of activities to help your learners reinforce the new vocabulary.

A catchy marching tune to help your students count up to twenty in Spanish.

A preview of the full version. A catchy song to help your learners count from 1-20. For the full version, please go to https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson.

Access to the first round of a mini quiz to get your students thinking about words within words, and how they can decipher new vocabulary by identifying elements of the words they recognise. Full quiz also available https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson

A mini-quiz of three rounds to get your students thinking about compound words in Spanish, and how they can decipher new words using this technique of looking for words within words when tackling new vocabulary.

A little video with a catchy chant to help your students practise and retain the endings for the future tense in Spanish.

A worksheet to support your students’ recall of relationship and civil status, and to get them thinking about word families.

An example text that can be used for reading practice, as consolidation for if clauses and conditionals, and as a basis for encouraging your students to create their own written piece about their ideal school.

A worksheet that involved students reading clues about the jobs, and then guessing the type of job from the clues.

A full-lesson PowerPoint to follow on from teaching the conditional tense that introduces key ‘if clause’ phrases in Spanish and encourages your students to adapt and use these phrases in different contexts.

Have fun and practise your phonetics with this little tongue-twister challenge.

A fun little quiz about Spanish idioms for your more advanced learners.

A little snippet of the Quiz about Spanish Idioms so you can sample before you purchase.

A sample snippet of the video “12 key tips for Spanish pronunciation” which is available to purchase at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson This video provides 12 important tips, with explanations, examples, guidance and practice, to help your students sound more authentically Spanish, and avoid falling into the common pronunciation traps of English speakers.

A video that will help your Spanish speakers quickly avoid sounding English, giving explanations, examples, guidance and practice in Spanish pronunciation.

A fun little quiz about languages in the world today.

A little video to introduce the first few rules of Spanish pronunciation and phonetics

A preview of the 2nd video (full version available to purchase on https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson The video recaps the lessons learnt from video one, and builds on this, in particular discussing the letters V, J, RR, C, and G.

The second of a trilogy of videos to explain Spanish pronunciation and phonetics. This video starts with a recap of the rules from video 1, and builds on this, discussing in particular the letters V, J, RR, C and G.