These speaking cards are created to learn and comment on Hispanic Festivals and their traditions. Perfect cards used as prompt in debates Revision of traditions and festivals Speaking and comprehension practices Used with A-level students

This Spanish feedback chart is design to make students engaged and excited about their progress. It is a good idea to keep them aware of the learning progress. At the end of the lesson, they can choose the skills they have used the most. For classroom or remote lessons.

Who does not like sticker charts?? This Spanish chart is design to make your students engaged and excited about their progress. After every lesson, they can reflect about their own learning and give themselves a star in the skills they have used the most. It can be printed or used it on your remote lessons adding star icons.

Who does not like sticker chart?? This Spanish positive feedback chart has been designed to make student engaged and exited about their progress. It is a good way to make them part of their learning process. Perfect for EY& KS1, KS2 students Classroom and online lessons

¿De qué eres más? Speaking cards to talk about your preferences. Using the expression “soy más de … que de…” Levels GCSE and A-levels. B1- B2

This Google slide lesson is a perfect activity : to introduce animals and adjectives, to describe animals, and revise plural formations rules to your Y7. The activity includes: vocabulary presentation games to memorise new vocabulary Plural formations translation

GCSE TIPS! Decorate your classroom or share with your students these cards to help them extend their vocabulary. Are you they always using the same adjectives or verbs: bueno, malo, divertido, me gusta… ? These materials will give them more choices! The material includes: “Instead of that… say this” cards Golden sentences with subjunctive + conditional and examples.

¡FELIZ NAVIDAD! This activity is just perfect for your last week at school before Christmas. The students can learn the Christmas vocabulary and practice it through activities and games. The activity includes: Vocabulary flash cards Match up Choose the right article Counting Describing Colouring Games 2x Christmas cards **This resource is perfect for KS2, KS3. Beginners students. ** Topics: Christmas vocabulary Articles “el/la/los/las” Colours Numbers Descriptions Body parts Games’ instructions: Traditional I spy with my little eye in Spanish “Veo, Veo” Find the magic Christmas bubble : In pairs, one of the choose a bubble and the other one has to guess " ¿La bola mágica es azul? …es roja? If they get it right in the first 3 tried they get 2 points, if they get it right after that, just 1 point. Draw a Elf with a dice: The first person drawing a complete elf wins.

Day of Dead - Calaveritas literarias This activity is perfect for cultural session about this tradition. Your students will learn what means a calaverita literaria which are short poems inspired on the Day of Dead. The Calavera is a poetic genre that serves as a humorous epitaph of sorts. Calaveras are meant to make fun of people as if they were already dead and they are usually written on the eve of the Day of the Dead on November 2. Students will revise the imperfect tense They will learn new words used in Mexico. They will learn expression on the topic. They will do some creating writing in Spanish.

This is a perfect activity to revise numbers from 1-30 and learn numbers from 30 to 100. Writing activities Dynamic games Created for Y7 students but it can be used to revise numbers in Y8-Y9 too.

This lesson was created to revise some adjective to describe people and to teach the verbs SER for first time. It includes: Revision of plural formation of adjectives. Adjectives to describe people Pronouns and the verb “ser” Mini white-boards activity.