This worksheet enables pupils to practice key vocabulary needed to make plans with people.

This presentation and accompanying worksheets cover the GCSE topic of TV. There are enough resources here for at least 4 lessons (depending on class ability). The resources cover: Types of TV programmes, opinions, reasons, comparisons of TV programmes, high level for and against views of TV. Skills covered: Reading, writing, reading, listening, speaking and translation.

These worksheets cover the topic of family and relationships. They cover basic vocabulary, translation skills, grammar, reading comprehension etc. These worksheets should provide enough activities to cover at least 3 lessons (depending on the ability of your class). Extension tasks are provided for more able pupils.

These worksheets cover the topic of town and city (new GCSE spec). Reading comprehension activities, adjective agreements and translation. There is enough here for 2 lessons (depending on ability of your class).

This mat combines key grammar and vocabulary for the topic of Family and Relationships (GCSE Spanish). Pupils will use this speaking mat to help them develop their speaking and writing skills within this topic.

This presentation and accompanying worksheets cover the topic of architecture in Spain and how this links to Spain’s cultural heritage and history. The architecture explored in these resources covers Roman architecture, the influence of the Moors in Southern Spain (Alhambra Palace, Granada) and the architecture of Gaudi and its impact on tourism. Great cultural topic with the opportunity for pupils to practice reading comprehension, translation, speaking and listening skills.

These resources cover the topic of family. Pupils will learn different family members, physical descriptions, personality adjectives, possessive pronouns and various verb tenses. Skills covered: grammar, translation, reading, writing, speaking and listening. There are enough resources here to cover about 5 lessons! Worksheets included! Enjoy!

This activity contains over 90 vocabulary revision cards which are all various levels of difficulty. Once cut up, pupils take it in turn to pick up a card at random and either speak or write down what the card says. For example “tres animales” (this would be a ‘green’ / easy card) or “tres problemas que existen en familias hoy en dia” (this would be a ‘red’ / difficult card). Translations are provided in English as well on each card to ensure understanding - pupils can either listen to the instruction in Spanish from their partner or read the instruction. This activity will help pupils revise vocabulary for topics that they might not have studied for a while, and will help them figure out which areas of vocabulary they are weakest at. I did this recently with my Year 11 class and they loved it!

This powerpoint and accompanying resources is an ideal speaking-practice lesson for KS3 pupils (particularly once they have covered the ‘free time’ topic). Pupils will build vital conversational skills including responding to questions and asking questions. Pupils will practice speaking with their normal partners and will also circulate around the room speaking to people who they don’t usually communicate with - this will help build spoken confidence as pupils are encouraged to talk in Spanish other people. Pupils will also cover how to change and modify verbs from the ‘you’ form into the ‘I’ form - this will help prepare them for the listening and responding process.

This document contains a wide selection of possible writing tasks that could come up in the GCSE writing exam. The tasks are differentiated and can either be assigned to particular pupils, or pupils can choose their own level of challenge. Topics covered include: family, relationships, marriage, school, town/city, house and home, holidays, travel, festivals & customs, environment, healthy living, sports. Pupils should do this task in exam conditions and without using additional resources - I would also recommend peer assessment as a good way of pupils learning from each other’s mistakes etc.

This resource includes a number of different speaking cards on various topics that pupils could be faced with in the speaking exam. These cards can either be cut up and given to the pupils at random (like in the real exam) or you could give this resource to pupils as a booklet to revise from at their leisure. Obviously, the texts could be used for translation purposes in order to practice translation and reading skills in preparation for the component 2 examination.

These resources cover the topic of GCSE Spanish question words and tenses. Pupils learn and practice questions words and then begin to form / answer questions in a range of different tenses. Pupils are encouraged to use preterite and imperfect tenses (recapping grammar covered in Year 8/9). Skills include translation, gap-fill, speaking and listening skills. These resources are great for training pupils how to understand and respond to key GCSE questions during the speaking exam. There are enough resources here to cover 3 lessons on the topic of question words and tenses (depending on ability).

AS Level resource on the topic of Young People and Society. This resource and accompanying worksheets cover the topic of El Botellón in Spain and explore the different opinions on the issue. Pupils are encouraged to develop their own points and view and participate in a discussion. Pupils also have the opportunity to practice key reading, writing and grammar skills.

AS Level topic on the pressures of young people in society. These resources cover different pressures that young people face today and provide pupils with the opportunity to develop in-depth opinions and points of view on the topic. Facts and figures are provided, which will provide pupils with good evidence in essay-writing and speaking tests. Skills covered: reading, writing, speaking & listening (debate work), translation, grammar.

This presentation and accompanying worksheet cover the topic of the environment. Specifically, this lesson focuses on environmental issues that exist in your town / city and consists of a complex text. All activities and based on the text and provide pupils with the opportunity to enhance their comprehension skills. Activities include: gap fill, true/false, translation, identifying key words & producing a piece of writing (as a challenge activity). This worksheet could be used as the basis for a whole lesson, or it could be set as homework. The powerpoint includes answers for all tasks on the worksheet, and a couple of extra activities too including a translation tarter to introduce key vocabulary. This lesson is ideal for a high-ability GCSE group.

This worksheet involves reading descriptions of people, picking out relevant information and filling in fact-files about individuals.

This worksheet tests reading comprehension skills on the GCSE topic of family.

These worksheets cover the topic of teachers. There is a lower and higher ability worksheet which involves identifying the teacher described. The other worksheet is a reading comprehension activity which includes questions about other people's opinions on their teachers. There is a great mixture of vocabulary in these worksheets.

This grammar booklet enables GCSE pupils to practice there grammar in preparation for GCSE exams. It includes key grammatical structures and phrases which will ensure that they hit that 8-9 band. This can be given to pupils as homework, as an assessment of as the basis for a whole lesson.

This resource bundle contains enough activities and tasks to cover 3 to 4 lessons. It includes a powerpoint covering house location, rooms in the house, different floors etc. There are worksheets for lower and higher ability classes. These lessons lead to pupils creating a ‘for sale’ advert for an estate agents, designing their own house and writing about it.