Elmer the patchwork elephant French colouring page

Tu es comment? Small writing exercise aimed at beginner level which uses vocab describing people’s height, size and eye colour.

A sweet colouring in exercise in Spanish, colouring Elmer the patchwork elephant.

PowerPoint to teach a few conditional tense phrases when describing ideal teachers. Adapted from TES resources.

A PowerPoint to teach some reading skills in the context of exam papers.

Basic worksheet for primary level or low level secondary on greetings and introductions. Includes family, favourite colour and pets.

PowerPoint with guidance on an open book writing assessment on the topic of Mi Instituto. Topics to cover: * What is your school called? How many pupils and staff are there? Which subjects do you study? Which subjects do you like or dislike? What facilities does your school have? What are the teachers like? Describe them. Do you do any sports or clubs at school?

Adapted from A Holland - reading on family members in Spanish. For higher ability, includes opinions, connectives, personality and physical description.

Adapted from a TES slide. Pupils work on how to identify and translate unfamiliar language and write the technique they used to come to their answer.

Bookmark with quote “With languages, you are at home anywhere!”

Spanish template of a school timetable. Useful for EAL, topic of school subjects and telling the time.

Poster or handout with Spanish useful connectives.

PowerPoint with three conditional tense phrases to describe dream house. Contains a reading and a recap exercise on types of houses. This lesson can be used as a writing or poster activity.

Vocabulary booklet containing words and phrases on: Professions Useful Grammar The workplace What do you do? What is it like? My ambitions Qualities Job applications Plans for the future The Future Tense

Certificate to show recognition of commitment and progress in Modern Languages. There is a space at the bottom of the page to sign (class teacher, head teacher etc).

Spanish vocabulary challenge. Can be adapted to be a vocabulary test. “Write in the meaning of the words you definitely know and count your total – draw a tick next to these. Then, look up the meaning of the words you don’t know, total them up and draw a star next to these. Make sure you learn them!”

PowerPoint on prepositions. Pupils are asked, ‘¿Dónde está el perro?’, and follow the preposition of the dog throughout the PowerPoint. Also contains some activities on bedroom items.

A worksheet with activities based on the film ‘Cobardes’ by José Corbacho.

Pupils label Enrique el Esqueleto (Henry the Skeleton) with the correct body parts from a word bank at the bottom of the sheet.

Blank comic strip with times for pupils to write in Spanish and draw their activities.