Two tier reading assessment with questions created in the style of the AQA Spanish 1-9 specimen paper

The Rachel Hawkes game éstás hacienda trampa´is borrowed here for revision of CAPC. The statements are my own. Instructions Deal out all cards (the aim is to be the first with no cards). Players pick up a card in turn. If it has a statement, read it out as though it were your own and place the card in the centre face down. If it says ‘¡Estás haciendo trampa! you have to invent your own statement and deliver it so convincingly that the other players think it is a regular card, then place it in the centre face down. If someone suspects you are ‘cheating’, they can say ‘trampa’. If they are right, you have to pick up all the cards from the centre. If no, the false accuser has to take them all.

Two tier listening assessment with transcript so that you can get your native speakers or assistants to record the audio file.

A level Spanish

Based on an edexcel listening transcript - look for the equivalent Spanish followed by exam style comprehension questions. I gave this to my top set at a point that I had covered the topic and was looking to help them access more challenging texts.

Two tier listenings with transcripts that you can record your assistants/native speakers saying.

Students are in teams. Only one student from each team can stand up to go to the reading text on the wall at any one time. Wall texts and comprehension questions.