SUPERB factsheet about DON QUIJOTE DE LA MANCHA. Reading activity with translations and True, False, Not Mentioned style questions. Ideal for Y12 or Y13, in class or as homework. UNPROTECTED word document.

With this clear sheet your students will 100% understand what they need to do in their Foundation or Higher speaking test plus some advice. This sheet explains in PLAIN English how to tackle the role-play, photo card and conversation. With a role-play and photo card prototype we have added notes and advice to provide timings, procedure and instructions. PERFECT to give to your students as they prepare for the test and provide answers to the most common questions about the test. Easy to tweak into another language. UNPROTECTED word document.

The lyrics to this excellent and relatively unknown song by the group Quilapayún give students a great insight into the Cuban revolution. Suitable for the A-level course, play the song (freely available on YouTube) and ask students to fill in the gaps with the correct words. They can then translate the lyrics and relate them to this phase of Cuban history. Sure to be a hit with students and free for you!

OUTSTANDING triple worksheet to introduce the topic of CINEMA and THE ARTS to Y12. Using EL LABERINTO DEL FAUNO as the example film, it contains a cinema review, the introduction of 16 CINEMA SPECIFIC terms and a reading activity, as well as a table to fill in with details about a film trailer. Also ideal to introduce EL LABERINTO DEL FAUNO before watching the film to AS students.

This OUTSTANDING four page booklet is designed to be a Y11 A level taster lesson but also as a Y12 lesson to introduce TANGO and facts about ARGENTINA. The listening questions are based on the first 3 minutes of the video ARGENTINA, DEL NORTE ANDINO A LA TIERRA DE FUEGO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qCfdfFBtX4 HD pictures, lots of cultural references and an original well researched text about Tango and Argentinian Spanish. Quirky, clever and original lesson to make Spanish appealing to choose it for A level or to do in Y12 to introduce the topic. Booklet: Cover with cultural references to Evita, Mafalda, Pope Francisco and gauchos. Page 2: Reading about Tango with two activities including Argentinian slang. Page 3: Listening activity link to the video. Page 4: Summary of A level topics, nicely laid out to sell the subject to Y11 students.

More than 30 slides in total to explain, practise and understand DIRECT and INDIRECT object pronouns. Well presented and easy to understand grammar explanations with examples and worksheets on the slides, all included on these two UNPROTECTED PRESENTATIONS.

97 slides on one of our best presentations. Ideal to introduce daily routine for the first time, featuring Sponge Bob Square Pants. Plenty of HD visuals, GIFs and worksheets embedded into the presentation. New GCSE style activities, including THE TIME, frequency words and paragraph structure. This ppt will last a whole half term and wow your students and observers.

This SUPERB worksheet will answer all the questions you and your students might have about the new AQA speaking exam (paper 3). It comes with a blind speaking card as an example, a breakdown, times and requirements of each section and valuable advice. A complete must-have for all your students or members of your department to clarify all about the orals and save you lots of time reading the specification.

Presentation and worksheet to introduce, explain and practice reflexive verbs with your Y12 students. Ideal to go through the topic in a clear fresh way with activities to practice.

22 SLIDES in HD FULL COLOUR including all indefinite pronouns and adjectives with questionnaires, class activities and clear examples. A must-have for any A Level teacher! Engaging, cool and well presented presentation.

Three tasks relating to the great film María llena eres de gracia, a film that can be studied for the AQA A-level. These resources would work well immediately after an initial viewing of the film. One is a PowerPoint with sentences requiring students to translate into Spanish, another a Word document with a brief plot synopsis requiring translation into English. The final task is an activity requiring students to match sentence starters to the correct endings, relating to various events that take place in the film. Very nicely presented and with a great flow between activities.

This HD beautiful presentation goes perfectly well with our questionnaire of the same name. That will be your first lesson in September sorted. Quirky questions, cultural references and great pictures to illustrate each answer. Free questionnaire sheet is on https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/spanish-first-lesson-ever-questionnaire-and-intro-doc-11885223

Introduce your students to some famous Spanish and Latin American literary and historical figures! Six quotes from the likes of Cervantes, García Márquez, Neruda, etc. Students will enjoy translating the words of wisdom and can even explain in Spanish what they think each quote means. A nice gateway into Spanish literature, especially for A-level students, and free!

23 slides covering a summary of the whole novel, chapter by chapter with all key points and elements worth mentioning in the A Level essay. Also a summary of themes and character descriptions. HD photos and colourful layout. Perfect to teach the novel to your students, encourage critical analysis or simply do revision and note key points. Perfect with our COMO AGUA PARA CHOCOLATE sheets.

With this well researched questionnaire, teachers could get an idea of how to conduct a research topic or see how in depth a topic must be researched about. It could also be used as a homework sheet in class or just as inspiration for your students.

3 resources for the price of one: A presentation and two sheets to explain and practice the most useful and common prepositions with clear examples and activities. Also a second sheet dealing with prepositions with pronouns (conmigo, contigo, etc).

AWESOME and challenging Higher reading worksheet about the national park of Doñana, its habitats and animals. A real 7-9 reading practice for your students in class or as a homework. Well researched and written from scratch. A real treat to be able to use this sheet and put your students ahead on the last weeks before the tests.

An eye catching sheet with an original reading about freedom of speech and graffiti. Perfect for any exam board, it links well with the new 2016 syllabus. Great exam technique, thought provoking and great to provide your students with mature and original points of view they could use later on their own.