Exercise 1: Match the Word to Its Definition This is a short exercise where students will match Spanish words with their correct definitions. It helps expand vocabulary and understand word meanings in context, focusing on verbs, adjectives, and nouns. Exercise 2: Find the Synonym This short exercise asks students to find synonyms for given Spanish words. It strengthens vocabulary and understanding of interchangeable words, enhancing linguistic flexibility in Spanish.

I prepared this document for my students this term. They loved it! A selection of 2x 11 different task for the children to choose from. I tried to come up with a varied selection aiming to all learning styles. I have added links to different website to support some of the tasks. I hope you enjoy it and find it useful. PLEASE LEAVE ME A REVIEW! Muchas Gracias!

This set of exercises is designed for beginner Spanish students to practice key language skills. It includes activities focused on conjugating regular verbs in the present tense, using reflexive verbs, and practicing the expressions “me gusta” (for singular nouns or actions) and “me gustan” (for plural nouns). Students will explore how to express likes and preferences, such as “Me gusta cocinar” (I like cooking) and “Me gustan los libros” (I like books). The exercises also cover prepositions of place and include translation tasks. A short text, featuring the progressive tense, will give students an opportunity to translate into Spanish. These activities help reinforce sentence structures and vocabulary in everyday contexts.

A brief description of how to use “por” and "para " followed by a set of four exercises to practice and consolidate learning. Answers included! Exercise 1 : 23 sentences. (Students must complete the sentences using either “por” or “para”) Exercise 2: A text about daily routine with gaps for students to add the correct preposition. Exercise 3 : Translation of the text above. Exercise 4: Choose the correct variation of “por” - "“para” to complete the sentences. PLEASE LEAVE ME A REVIEW!

This arithmetic paper is designed for Year 3 students. It covers fundamental mathematical operations and assesses fluency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The test includes the following types of calculations: Addition and Subtraction: o Examples: 814 + 100, 2666 - 100 o Column addition and subtraction Multiplication and Division: o Examples: 96 × 4, 72 ÷ 9 o Two-digit by one-digit multiplication o Fractions of a number (e.g., 1/7 of 35, 2/3 of 27) Other Topics: o Counting money (worded problems) o Finding missing numbers in calculations Customize this Word template for your Year 3 students! Please leave me a review :)

In this resource you will find a power point presentation to recap and practice reading and comprehension using vocabulary for body parts. Students will read the text ( I choose one child to come to the front and read it aloud). Once they have read it, we translate it as a group and they draw it on their white-boards. After that, show the picture of your monster (that will make them laugh) Together with the power point, there are 3 activities (bronze, silver and gold) for children to choose according to their level. They must translate the sentences and colour each monster accordingly. Bronze: Translate the sentences using a word bank. Silver: No word bank and more challenging sentences. Gold: Translate a paragraph and draw your monster following the description in the paragraph. I hope you like this resource. Let me know what you think! Gracias!

This set of translation exercises is designed for intermediate Spanish students to practice more complex language structures. Students will translate sentences from English to Spanish, focusing on the use of the subjunctive mood, past tenses, and common expressions like “she is pulling my leg” (“me está tomando el pelo”). These exercises will help reinforce advanced grammar concepts and familiarize students with everyday idiomatic phrases in Spanish.

In this series of exercises, you will practice using the present tense of important Spanish verbs: TENER (to have), IR (to go), and common reflexive verbs. These exercises will help you learn how to form questions and answers, express routines, and describe activities. Additionally, there will be a simple English-to-Spanish translation task to help reinforce your learning. Enjoy practicing and improving your Spanish skills!

These exercises are designed to help beginner Spanish learners practice the verb ir (to go) in various contexts. They focus on its present tense conjugations, common destinations, and using ir to talk about future plans. The activities include filling in the blanks, translating sentences, and forming questions and statements. By working through these exercises, students will gain confidence in using ir to describe where they or others are going, as well as practice essential sentence structures for everyday communication in Spanish. Please leave me a review if you like it! :)

In this activity, students will work with a text that describes a fun and typical day at the park. The text highlights activities such as playing sports, relaxing, and spending time with friends. The exercises accompanying this text are designed to help students practice key skills such as reading comprehension, vocabulary expansion, and verb conjugation in the present tense. Through tasks like filling in the blanks, answering questions, finding synonyms, and rearranging sentences, students will have the opportunity to engage with the text in various ways, reinforcing their learning while enjoying the process.