This worksheet was designed to fit perfectly with the Pearson EDEXEL 9-1 Chinese GCSE Book. This corresponds directly with Unit 1, Section 1: My Life (Likes and dislikes). The worksheet increases in difficulty as it goes and is ideal for a GCSE group or even an able year 9 class. Please don’t forget to rate the worksheet when you get the email. Thank you!

This worksheet focuses on the words for family members and helps learners to start using them in sentences using simple adjectives. Note The preview only shows the first of the 2 sides of the worksheet, and the picture makes the format look broken. In fact, the worksheet looks even nicer when downloaded - apologies about the poor preview image.

This worksheet comprises of several activities allowing pupils to discuss Nationalities in Mandarin Chinese. The worksheet also doubles up as a speaking task. I have included Pinyin and Hanzi, followed by English meanings where appropriate. Can easily be adapted to suit your classes needs even further. Please leave a rating! Xiexie!

This worksheet was designed to help my students increase the length of sentences that they could write. I included some modal verbs such as ‘can’ and ‘must’ as well as locations and people that they could say they did the activity with. I had to do some work on word order first and it follows that well. Please leave me a rating!

In this pack you will find 4 photocards based on the topic of Food/Healthy Eating each followed by a teacher version, with the additional 2 unseen questions for the teacher to ask. This is also followed by advice to score the highest marks, with examples which are directly referenced to the mark scheme. I created these to help prepare students for the AQA speaking exam but they could also be used to prepare for the EDXECEL speaking exam, or at KS3 to prepare for the style of exam that the students will face at GCSE. Please don’t forget to rate this resource! Thanks!

Are you new to teaching the new model AQA GCSE Mandarin Chinese qualification? Are you looking for more advice on how to conduct the exam and get your pupils the best marks? I have prepared this for you! The pack includes 4 photocards with the pupil and teacher version (the teacher version includes the 2 unseen questions) and the mark scheme helpfully attached to the teacher version for quick reference. I have also included a section at the bottom to share with pupils with demonstrations of how to achieve the best marks in this section! It can also be used with a KS3 group to help prepare them for the GCSE course (ideally year 9). I hope you like the resource. Don’t forget to rate it! Thanks!

This is resource is in a series that follows the book: AQA GCSE Spanish Higher by Oxford. I have created a worksheet to go with each subsection to aid your teaching of the Spanish GCSE. I hope you enjoy the resource - don’t forget to rate the resource for me! Gracias!

This worksheet is the 5th and final part of my set of accompanying resources to follow Unit 1 of the EDEXCEL official Mandarin Chinese book. I have taught this course and I am helping other teachers by offering a set of resources that compliment the book and can be used by anyone, with as little preparation as possible, allowing you to spend less time on planning and have a better work-life balance. NOTE Sometimes the preview window doesn’t show the resource at its best and the words look out of sync. Don’t worry, the resource will look perfect when you download it!

I designed this resource to help with KS3 (and to an extent KS4) writing tasks. It is especially aimed at boys to aid them by giving them sentence starters and key words to keep them focused and on task. There are also “super” phrases to stretch the most able. Therefore, this activity is also differentiated. I have created the template in Publisher so just print them out on card (ideally in colour) and allow the pupils to keep them in their books for homework tasks and extended writing in class, or keep them safe yourself and hand them out during lessons when you are planning writing activities. Please leave me a rating and a comment!

I designed this resource to help with KS3 (and to an extent KS4) writing tasks. It is especially aimed at boys to aid them by giving them sentence starters and key words to keep them focused and on task. There are also “super” phrases to stretch the most able. Therefore, this activity is also differentiated. I have created the template in Publisher so just print them out on card (ideally in colour) and allow the pupils to keep them in their books for homework tasks and extended writing in class, or keep them safe yourself and hand them out during lessons when you are planning writing activities. Please leave me a rating and a comment!

This worksheet follows the official 9-1 GCSE Mandarin Chinese book and focuses on helping students to understand how to discuss their hobbies and daily routines, including times into their sentences, and finally translating both English into Chinese (Writing exam) but also Chinese into English (Reading exam). NOTE This worksheet is 2 sided and sometimes looks distorted on the preview, it will look much better once downloaded. Hope you enjoy using it!

I designed this resource to help with KS3 and KS4 writing tasks in Mandarin Chinese. It is especially aimed at boys to aid them by giving them sentence starters and key words to keep them focused and on task. There are also “super” phrases to stretch the most able. Therefore, this activity is also differentiated. I have created the template in Publisher so just print them out on card (ideally in colour) and allow the pupils to keep them in their books for homework tasks and extended writing in class, or keep them safe yourself and hand them out during lessons when you are planning writing activities. Please leave me a rating and a comment!

Teach your pupils how to say which subjects they like in school and why.

This PowerPoint introduces the key vocabulary and word order rules for discussing the time and daily routines. It also begins to discuss connectives to link together independent sentences for a greater fluency and flow in writing and speaking. As it contains homework tasks and activities for consolidation, it is an all in one lesson.

Use this pack to allow your pupils to say which rooms they have in their house, then describe their house using adjectives. Also includes two worksheets to extend the learning. Powerpoints contain some nice games and activities to do with your classes.

In this PowerPoint resource you can introduce Chinese to pupils with a snap shot of cultural and geographical points of interest, before exploring the key language of introduction phrases and numbers 1-10. Includes some games and activities such as Connect 3 to consolidate language presented throughout the lesson. Includes activity sheet to allow pupils to start writing basic Mandarin Chinese right away!

There is enough here for 2 lessons worth of teaching. This Powerpoint includes sports and hobbies which are common to the pupils. Pupils have the opportunity to give opinions and use some complex structures. Pupils are introduced to the past tense using wo xiao de shihou and exercises to improve their reading skills and word order in Chinese sentences.

Teach your pupils how to describe their school and it's facilities as well as say what their ideal school would have.

Teach your pupils how to order food and drink in a restaurant. Give them the new vocabulary of drink items and practise role play situations.

This is suitable for beginners in Mandarin Chinese who wish to learn how to introduce themselves