A standalone resource on immigration in Spain and its impact on the population in recent years. It includes an A Level text with reading exercises (vocabulary hunt, synonyms hunt, true/false task & comprehension questions), translation activities and a vocabulary recap. With answers.

A reading comprehension and powerpoint of activities to use to when planning a lesson on Pocket Money for KS3 or the beginning of GCSE. The PowerPoint contains a “unjumble” these sentences activity, a speaking overview on pocket money and some translation practice. The reading is good practice of vocabulary with some complex structures built in. There are then two comprehension activities to do and then pupils can use these as models for their own answers. Suggested answers included.

Là où j’habite. A whole lesson resource to allow pupils to introduce themselves and to say where they live & what kind of home they have. There is a reading comprehension, vocabulary hunt, speaking mat, translation activity and an extension task with conditional sentences e.g. ‘Si j’étais riche…’ This resource will scaffold pupils’ own answers and allow them to talk about where they live and would like to live. Answers included.

A standalone worksheet on Family Relations that begins with an accessible reading and is followed by language/ translation task that will scaffold pupils’ own answers to this question. The resource includes a reading comprehension, vocabulary hunt and match up, an exercise on negative sentences, reading gap-fill, translation into French (recycling language from the resource) and a plenary writing task.

Two resources to help pupils to talk and write about food and their diet for GCSE. There is a sentence builder with key vocabulary and language with suggested answers and a knowledge organiser with translation practice both into English & French.

A standalone resource to support KS3 pupils to talk about their family relations using ‘me llevo bien/mal con…/’ . The resource requires some familiarity with family members vocabulary and some basic adjectives. It is pitched at KS3 with vocabulary, reading and translation activities and a sentence builder. Format: Word document and PDF with answers.

What are you going to do at home this evening? Two resources (3 A4 pages) to help pupils to develop an answer to the question above, with key time phrases, an introduction to the immediate future tense, key verbs and lots of translation practice. There is also a reading comprehension about mi casa en el futuro. Documents in Word and PDF format with suggested answers too.

An extended reading task on ‘pocket money’ for GCSE level. There are four texts with model answers that pupils can recycle and adapt to produce their own answers. There is a ‘vocabulary hunt’ activity and a comprehension question in Spanish. This is a good starting point for them then to consider their own answers.

Resources for a standalone lesson on ‘la música en España’. The resource has three parts: Para que sirve la música - introduction with vocabulary & translation La música en España - reading & vocabulary Los festivales españoles - translation into English There is also a plenary translation activity with sentences to translate into Spanish recapping all the vocabulary in the first resource. Answers included.

A stand alone resource about same-sex rights and parenting in France, with reading comprehension, vocabulary activities and translation practice. There are also useful cultural references on same sex rights, marriage and parenting. Answers are included.

This is a revision worksheet to quickly and effectively revise key vocabulary on immigration. There are two practice exam tasks: translation into French and into English. There are key infinitives too and pupils must decide which preposition follows them. The final translation into French brings all these elements together.

Two resources to introduce pupils to young people's worries and concerns in French. This is aimed for use at KS3 or to introduce the topic at GCSE. There is key vocabulary, two reading comprehensions and translation activities. All the material here could support and scaffold pupils responding to the question "Quelles sont tes pressions?".

A worksheet to practise the future tense. There are four parts: Verb conjugation practice (with a review of the endings) A grammar gap fill excercise A reading task Plenary translation With answers.

A standalone resource to help pupils to describe their family members with accurate adjectival agreement, a rang of interesting adjectives and some complex structures. The resource recaps key adjectives, the rules of adjectival agreement, a reading task, some useful constructions and a sentence builder. There is also some plenary translation on the PPT. Answers included.

A GCSE resource introducing the celebration of el Día de los Muertos (festivals & traditions). There are pre-reading activities (vocabulary match-up and translation into English) followed by a gap-fill task, a GCSE reading comprehension and an exam-style translation into Spanish as a plenary. Answers included.

A standalone resource on clothing & the future tense for KS3/ GCSE intro to the topic. The key question is ¿Qué vas a llevar mañana? and the activities include: vocabulary match up, reordering sentences, sentence builder with translation into English and Spanish, a reading gap-fill and writing task. Answers included. Please leave a review if you find this useful for your pupils or if you have any feedback. You can also message me directly on Twitter @mfl_secondary

A standalone double-sided resource on ¿Cómo era tu antigua región? which includes exercises to review talking about my town in the imperfect tense. The exercises include: verb match up, translation into Spanish, gap-fill reading task, translation into English, a ‘who says what’ reading comprehension and some exercises on using the preterite and imperfect. Format: PDF and Word with answers.

Je vais décrire ma chambre. A whole lesson resource that will allow pupils to talk and write about their bedroom in French, describing how it is and giving opinions. There are reading activities, active vocabulary tasks, translation and some grammar manipulation. Answers included.

Three standalone resources to introduce, review and master the perfect tense on the topic of food. Resource 1: A two page worksheet to introduce and review perfect tense formation with lots of examples, on the topic of food. Resource 2: A three page worksheet with deliberate practice on writing/forming the perfect tense of the topic of form. Resource 3: A quick recap sheet of verb translations on the perfect tense with three levels of difficulty of exercises. With answers.

A 6 page document of the key quotes for Lorca’s Bodas de Sangre, organised by theme for pupil revision.