8 sets of role play practice activities for Foundation and Higher tier. Based on the AQA GCSE French course. Completed in pairs or can be used by Foreign Language Assistants with students. Designed to be used in exam revision sessions but can be used in lessons or during intervention sessions.

A worksheet that focuses on reading skills for years 9,10 and 11 on the topic of an ideal partner. Designed to be set as a cover lesson but can be included in lessons as reading activities.

This booklet was created for students in KS3/KS4 who are in Spanish lessons in a British school, but are native speakers of Spanish, to use as extension work alongside their studies to improve their accuracy in written work. It is worth noting that this is designed for students that have a good understanding of English as instructions often appear in English. The majority of this booklet can also be used to practise Spanish tenses for GCSE students with vocab support. This booklet is the first edition and includes 27 pages of content. Topics include: Spellings Homophones Frequency words Present tense Past tense Future tense Simple future tense Conditional tense Imperfect tense Extended writing questions Cultural quiz The booklet is made to be printed in black and white to save on ink.

x5 lessons based on studying the film Zipi y Zape y el club de la canica. Designed for Year 9 Spanish lessons. Lesson 1: Describing the characters Lesson 2: The plot Lesson 3: Past tense, describing what has happened so far. Lesson 4: Future tense, predicting the end of the film. Lesson 5: Film review, extended piece of writing. Includes: vocab activities, describing a photocard, listening activities, translation tasks, verb conjugation tasks and written tasks. Each lesson comes with most answers pre-filled and comes with teacher notes on times to pause and play the film. Film can be accessed via DVD or on various websites. Access to film not included directly in this resource.

A writing guide for GCSE Spanish, particularly for the 150 word question at Higher tier.

Lesson on revising the preterite tense with key vocabulary on the topic of festivals. Powerpoint includes answers to work alongside the double-sided worksheet.

Just a collection of a few Spanish and French speaking countries on a map to be used as a display. If you like this resource please leave a review. Check out the French and Spanish individual ones too! No copyright intended - to be used for educational purposes.

A double-sided A4 worksheet suitable for a cover lesson on the GCSE topic of festivals - birthdays and quinceañeras. The sheet can also be adapted to use as reading and translation tasks in lesson. Answers included.

4 pages of A4 that include vocabulary, error correction, reading and translation tasks to build confidence in writing a 90 word response. Can be spread across 2 lessons. Suitable for Y10 & Y11. The worksheet has been developed based on the mistakes made by my classes when writing a 90 word on the topic of Health. Level 7-9 structures for the writing exam are included to stretch and challenge students - such as the subjunctive and idioms.

A present tense lesson using verbs and expressions from the topic of Festivals. Answers included.

An interactive virtual trip that transports your class to a variety of different countries, where they can explore the languages spoken and learn some key facts, figures and phrases. Over 30 languages to explore including Spanish, Romanian, Icelandic, Scottish Gaelic, Bosnian and more. You will have the opportunity to learn tongue twisters from many languages with your students. This resource was designed with European Day of Languages in mind but can also be used with classes that have an interest in languages and learning about different cultures. If you have previously downloaded my virtual trip of Barcelona, you can expect to see similar triggered slides and images which fully immerse your class.

A worksheet for students to complete for a 90 word written task on the topic of jobs. The second worksheet is a 2 page document to be used as a feedback lesson. The feedback lesson includes error correction tasks and reading tasks related to a 90 word response. Suitable for GCSE students. Can be used to fill 2 lessons depending on your class.

Just a collection of a few Spanish speaking countries on a map to be used as a display. If you like this resource please leave a review. Check out the French one too! No copyright intended - to be used for educational purposes.

A combination of French culture (the kite festival) and the topic of clothes. Aimed at year 7/ beginners French. Simple activity of matching the clothing items in French with the corresponding kite shaped like clothing items. If you enjoy this resource please give me a review.

Suitable for years 9, 10 and 11 studying the home and local area/ my neighbourhood topic. A double sided worksheet on using the conditional tense to describe what you would change about your local area if you were mayor. Simple walk through tasks, which allow the worksheet to be used as a full lesson or to be left as independent study for a cover lesson.

A class quiz spin-off on the classic Colour Brain game. Includes discussion points on Spanish culture and instructions on how to play. Little prepwork involved but the quiz can be adapted if you desire.

Print on A4 paper and cut out the days of the week and the months of the year to stick on your whiteboard/ around your classroom.

A worksheet suitable to set as cover for GCSE groups or activities can be taken and taught in a lesson. x2 sides of A4 paper - including translation, reading and writing tasks.

A French escape lesson based on a Christmas theme but using vocabulary studied in KS3 on topics like: Pets Personality Physical descriptions Food/drink School subjects Jobs The main mission: Escape Jack Frost’s lair by completing various French missions. There is prep work involved but it is all detailed in the attached powerpoint. Score sheet included and the lesson powerpoint included with teacher tips in the notes section. I taught this to x3 Year 8 classes last year and it took the whole 50/60 minute lesson. This lesson does not require students to access computers or phones to use the internet.