Secondary languages resources

A support mat to enable your students to write independently with essential vocabulary

This is a GCSE Spanish reading on healthy lifestyle :)

This documents contains the main vocabulary to be able to talk about cinema preferences. Hope your students find it helpful :)

These is a document which contains the main phrases that students need in order to be able to complete a role-play task in Spanish. Hope you find it useful!

Stack of 23 editable worksheets (600 questions in total) which could be used for individual or pair work in class, as well as for homework/prep. Ideal material for a cover lesson at short notice. Cross-curricular reinforcement of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in maths. Worksheets ordered from easy to difficult. Microsoft Word. Answers to sums hidden in white font. For differentiation, support at the top of each sheet can be hidden or deleted as desired.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

This resource contains the fifty hardest multiplication questions from the 12x12 times table square, but the numbers have been expressed as French words. It could be an individual or pair activity in the classroom or a homework/prep. Microsoft Word. Answers hidden in white font.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

Battleship game uses the numbers 0 - 9 as one set of coordinates and the numbers 10 - 100 by tens for the other set of coordinates.

A selection of fiction and non-fiction reading questions that will fit any text or book. The answers can be written by the pupils or the questions can be asked verbally by any other person. This could be teaching, support staff or other pupils in lessons or parents/carers at home. These questions mean that any book can be used as a teaching resource or an assessment tool and that you no longer have to find or prepare activities to fit such a wide variety of texts. Since you can select any text you wish, you can choose books that fit both the pupils reading level and their interests. Each question has four stages of difficulty so this can also be used as an assessment tool.

A selection of reading questions for use with any factual text or book. Each question has four stages of difficulty so they can be used as an assessment tool. The questions can be used in reading sessions or at home. The pupils can write the answers or the questions can be verbally asked by anybody. These questions mean that pupils can choose to read any book and you will be able to provide them with differentiated questions that suit.

A selection of reading questions that will fit any fiction book or story. There are 4 stages of difficulty for each question so they can be used as an assessment tool. They can also be used effectively in a reading session meaning that pupils have a greater choice of reading materials since you will not have to prepare different tasks on every possible book they may wish to read. They can be answered on paper by the pupil or be asked verbally by any member of staff or by parents/carers at home. Inference questions are included.

This resource booklet contains a wide range of age-appropriate, engaging, and meaningful comprehension activities for use throughout the reading of David Walliams’ ‘Gangsta Granny.’ Teachers have found them particularly useful in comprehension or guided reading sessions. They are perfect for aiding the progress of children towards meeting the upper KS2 expectations within the new National Curriculum framework. Children love learning from these resources, whilst they are also of great use to teachers, as there is explicit information within each task regarding which comprehension strands the task is designed to demonstrate. They also relate to key extracts, characters, and themes from the story, ensuring that children gain a deep understanding of the text. Activities within the booklet include: ‘An Interview with Granny’ - to enable students to demonstrate that they can: ‘Understand what is read by drawing on information from more than one paragraph, identifying key details that support the main ideas, and using quotations for illustration;’ ‘Walliams’ Description’ - to enable students to demonstrate that they can: ‘Explain meanings of words that they know and ask the meaning of new words. Link the meaning of new words to words that they already know;’ ‘Mr Parker Character Profile!’ - to enable students to demonstrate that they can: ‘Understand what is read by drawing on information from more than one paragraph, identifying key details that support the main ideas, and using quotations for illustration;’ ‘Figurative Language in Gangsta Granny’ - to enable students to demonstrate that they can: ‘Discuss and evaluate how authors use language, including figurative language, to create an impact on the reader.’ Plus many, many more activities (the booklet is 21 pages in length!) I’ve also added it as a PDF in case the formatting differs on your computer. All images are licensed for commercial use, and are cited on a separate document (included).

I designed these ten differentiated word searches for my learners to practise their German days, months and seasons vocab. I always give my students an answer key - they like to learn independently, and they can check their own work, and also peer assess when they have an answer key - it’s an extra chance to consolidate vocab too. Word searches often get a bit of a bad press, but with progressive differentiation and challenges, they are not just an ‘easy option’, they really do promote good learning. I’ve also included several related time nouns, such as the week, the month, the year, so that students can practise those words too. There are 8 GERMAN to ENGLISH grids, where students are prompted with the GERMAN word, and and look for them in GERMAN in the grid. There are also 2 ENGLISH to GERMAN grids, where the prompt words are given in ENGLISH, and students have to find the GERMAN equivalent in the grid. Students are prompted for their name and the date, which is useful for monitoring their work. This free-to-download reference resource is useful - we use these as a long-term reference, not only when we’re focusing on this particular vocab - my students put them in their learning files/folders, or stick them in their vocab reference books: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/german-days-months-seasons-vocabulary-reference-list-11680479 I use the word searches as starters, refreshers, plenaries or fun-time fillers at any time during the school year, as well as when I’m introducing German days, months and seasons. There are two two non-editable files in a zipped format. The resource is copyright, and the license you’re purchasing is non-transferable. Whole-school licenses are available - please read the TERMS OF USE carefully. VIELEN DANK UND VIEL SPAß BEIM SUCHEN!

A concise resource to quickly review the past (preterite) tense with GCSE pupils in the context of what pupils have done during the holidays.

Just spent a while looking for something like this but no joy, so have made some bunting. Can be edited as necessary and resized. I’m going to print on card but laminated would probably be fine too.

This lesson plan is based on CNN Travel article on Sardinia facing issues from tourism. It includes the article, pre-reading discussion, post-reading discussion and vocabulary.

This worksheet contains information on Eurovision Song Contest, pre-reading discussion points.

The worksheet includes 50 questions that can be used for discussion after watching the movie Before The Flood.

Lesson plan based on an article from The New York Times on opening new type of store - Amazon Go. Lesson plan includes the article, pre-reading discussion, post-reading discussion and vocabulary.

Printable poster showing the different usages and spellings of they’re, there and their.

Dominoes game has the numbers for tens 10 to 100 on one half and the word on the other half. Play like a traditional game of Dominoes.

Dominoes game has the numbers for tens 10 to 100 on one half and the word on the other half. Play like a traditional game of Dominoes.

Dominoes game has the numbers for tens 10 to 100 on one half and the word on the other half. Play like a traditional game of Dominoes.

First approach to learning a language: cognates and importance of learning a foreign language. Introduction of determiners, singular and plural, gender.

This document provides tips for finding the answers to Functional Skills reading questions. It then gives 3 example reading tests where these tips are put into practice. The final text is written in made-up language, but the pupils will still be able to find the answers using the reading tips that they have learned. This is a great tool for introducing pupils to Functional Skills reading and to increasing pupil confidence.

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I have found this activity as a really fun way to introduce Past tense, as well as consolidate knowledge of cities, countries and nationalities. The game is called “Kill the tortoise”. The class divide into teams. Each team is given two mini white boards and a white board pen. On one white board they must draw a tortoise with: One head / One body / One shell / One tail / Four feet. Ask a question to the class Red challenge: Je suis allé à ____ Orange challenge: Je suis allé à ___ en ___ Green challenge: Je suis allé à ___ en ___ et j’ai rencontré un ____ If they are correct they get to “Kill” one part of another team’s turtle. Rule: They can not go to the same team twice in a row. Team with the most remaining parts of their turtle is the winner. It creates a great atmosphere and the pupils really enjoy themselves. Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement or you spot any mistakes! Merci beaucoup!

GREAT VALUE BUNDLE OF WORKSHEETS FOR KEY ELA SKILLS! 28 WORKSHEETS x2 TASKS FOR EACH TOPIC VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES PERFECT FOR HOMEWORK, EARLY-FINISHERS, BELL-RINGERS

Help your students improve their vocabulary! 4 categories covering the essential components of vocabulary building: word roots; words from other languages; prefixes and suffixes; and connotation and denotation Variety of activities: matching; fill in the blanks; short answers; create your own words! Suitable for grades 6 – 8 High-interest, real-world topics Common core aligned 14 tasks per category (56 tasks in total) Task recording document included Teachers’ Answer Key Included

It is an activity aimed at KS5 pupils for the beginning of the year. it is an icebreaker and also an opportunity to revise French tenses in a more relaxed way. You can tailor the activity to your pupils by asking them to focus their answers on school or keep them general, write funny answers or more serious. The answers on the worksheet are designed to be quite short and ‘catchy’ so students can later talk and expend in groups. It is also a worksheet students can back to at the end of the year and see what they wrote. On the second document, there are question cards to prompt discussions, so students can ask each other what they wrote and comment on their answers.

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Help reduce the dreaded holiday reading slump! Students choose from a range of fun reading and writing activities as they move their way from the start to the end of the map. Colour each square once completed. Works for a variety of levels and a range of texts. 4 different Reading Pick a Paths included! Also great if students are having time off during term time for any reason. Similar to reading bingo.

This is a 12 slide Power Point lesson for beginning Spanish Language Learners and Spanish Level 1 teachers. The objective is for students to be able to ask and answer questions about how to spell names and ask for phone numbers (after alphabet and numbers have been introduced). The slides are articulate and colorful and provide students ample guided practice opportunities through interactive speaking and writing activities. Purchase this great resource today for your students!

❤️ Encourage, decorate and motivate! Three wonderful templates / printables for decorating your classroom ❤️ 30 Gift tags 48 Animal pennants 7 varieties of Motivational stickers All in one bundle ❤️

❤️ Have fun with this lovely poster promoting your typical German KUCHENBASAR ❤️ How wonderful! That tempting smell when classes bake yummy Schokoladenkuchen and Apfelstrudel 😊 Organising a Kuchenbasar is a great way for classes to work together and make some money for their next class trip. Hope you like this poster 😊 I´d love to get your feedback ❤️ ❤️ Check out my shop for more great resources! ❤️Follow me on Facebook for the latest news and current sales! ❤️Find out more on my youtube channel! ❤️Any questions? I´d love to help you with any questions and receive your feedback as well as experience using my resources in class!

❤️ Über Gefühle sprechen und schreiben ❤️ INHALT: Leseverstehen: Anhand von Beschreibungen Namen zuordnen Schreiben: Worauf bist du besonders stolz? Was macht dich traurig? Und was machst du, wenn du traurig bist? Wer oder was tröstet dich? erste Interpretationen: den Sinn eines Trostspruchs verstehen 5 große Bilder mit Kindern und Gefühlsausdrücken Diskussionsrunde für Kinder: Anhand verschiedener Situationen drücken Kinder ihre Gefühle aus. Die Lerner sprechen darüber - ist es zu m Beispiel ein Grund, traurig zu sein, wenn der beste Freund ein besseres Handy hat als man selbst? (ideal als Gruppen- oder Partnerarbeit oder zum Stationenlernen) 12 Vokabelkärtchen mit Gefühlszuständen und Charakterbeschreibungen ❤️ Check out my shop for more great resources! ❤️Follow me on Facebook for the latest news and current sales! ❤️Find out more on my youtube channel! ❤️Any questions? I´d love to help you with any questions and receive your feedback as well as experience using my resources in class!

Crossword for the vocabulary in lesson B unit 1 of T’es branché 1. 5 versions. All clues are in English, all answers are in French.

Crossword for the vocabulary in lesson 1B unit 1 of D’accord 1. 5 versions. All clues are in English, all answers are in French.