With this EFFICIENT and WELL PRESENTED sheet you can either introduce new vocabulary without translating it into English as it comes with clear colourful pictures. Useful for any level or as revision… as a starter, plenary or main activity.

Superb sheet about Rosalia, the new face of flamenco. This worksheet explains the success and controversy about the song MALAMENTE by Spanish singer ROSALIA. An exam style reading with blanks to fill in followed by a ´find a synonym´ activity. Not only this sheet will provide valuable exam technique, but also initiate debate on the ´new´ flamenco and Spanish cliches like bull fighting, religion, Semana Santa and feminism. Strongly recommended to view the videoclip after completing the sheet in class: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rht7rBHuXW8

A number of activities for a lesson or part of a lesson about the popular drink from Spain, Cola Cao. Prior knowledge: In order to complete all activities, your students must be familiar with the infinitives COMER and BEBER in the present tense. It’s ideal to embed in your FOOD AND DRINK topic with KS3 to add a cultural touch to your lesson. The powerpoint contains links to videos and footnotes with further instructions or explanations.

Nicely modified and laid out to fit in a word document, including exam instructions and rubrics.

With this double worksheet you will be able to introduce or revise jobs with your GCSE groups. More than 30 jobs in Spanish clearly presented in a table to allow students to independently select whether they know the meaning, can guess it or need to learn it. Perfect for AFL and differenciation. An exam-style reading and another activity on workplaces also provided. All in an unprotected word document in case you want to tweak, add or delete info.

Free worksheet with a questionnaire you can complete on your first lesson ever with your students. Quirky questions, nicely presented. Perfect with our powerpoint presentation that illustrates the answer for every question and includes extra activities and games.

Nicely laid out and format-tweaked to fit in a word document, also including exam rubrics.

This GORGEOUS HD worksheet goes well with our FESTIVAL READING worksheet, and could be printed on the other side of the same sheet. Also, if printed on A3 paper or bigger, it will make a great poster for your room. 8 HD photos to be matched up to its description in Spanish to get to know four of the most important Hispanic festivals.

This worksheet is a great reading about Guernica. Well researched, it will provide your students with all the important info and facts. Ideal for a GCSE cultural lesson or AS.

A great way to combine twentieth-century Spanish poetry with grammar practice. Students study the poem ‘Amapola’ by Nobel prize-winning poet Juan Ramón Jiménez and complete the gaps with the correct form of the future tense. The poem can be read aloud by the teacher, students or via the multiple versions on YouTube. Suitable for higher GCSE and A-level.

SUPERB factsheet about DON QUIJOTE DE LA MANCHA. Reading activity with translations and True, False, Not Mentioned style questions. Ideal for Y12 or Y13, in class or as homework. UNPROTECTED word document.

HD quality excellent worksheet for KS3/4 Spanish. Superb visuals, also great for revision, a starter, plenary or main activity in class.

10 slides on a simple presentation including the new measures as of Monday 4th of May 2020 in Spain to ease some lockdown restrictions. Questions and answers in English about the four phases to follow from the Spanish document. Also a summary activity based on an official video by the Ministerio de Sanidad in Spain (Link added on the presentation. Ideal to upload as an individual task for years 10-12 or use in a classroom environment.

The lyrics to this excellent and relatively unknown song by the group Quilapayún give students a great insight into the Cuban revolution. Suitable for the A-level course, play the song (freely available on YouTube) and ask students to fill in the gaps with the correct words. They can then translate the lyrics and relate them to this phase of Cuban history. Sure to be a hit with students and free for you!

This is the parent/student booklet I have prepared and given to my students ahead of the trip. It is based on a 4 day / 3 night trip to Madrid for £650 per student. I plan the trip without a company, including -Flights -Hotel (book online - contact them in advance and ask for group discounts) -All venues booked online -Museums, art galleries, football stadium tour, train tickets to Segovia, etc -I contact restaurants in advance and try to either book or prebook tables, or at least let them know day and time they can expect a large gorup of students for lunch. -This trip in particular is for 19 students and 3 teachers.

Great reading practice about the film, great even if students haven´t seen the film, as a reading practice. Useful exam technique and as a translation to gain extra cinema related vocab.

Introduce your students to some famous Spanish and Latin American literary and historical figures! Six quotes from the likes of Cervantes, García Márquez, Neruda, etc. Students will enjoy translating the words of wisdom and can even explain in Spanish what they think each quote means. A nice gateway into Spanish literature, especially for A-level students, and free!

Intriguing story about the problem of runaway hippos in the former ostentatious home of Pablo Escobar, followed by some brief questions that test comprehension of the text. This makes for a very interesting lesson, particularly if complemented by a YouTube video of the Hacienda and the story of Escobar.

This presentation is linked to our ME ENAMORE WORKSHEET. Awesome HD pictures to accompany the song and provide some background knowledge about the lyrics, plus a short activity about the ending ITO, highly used in the song (video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0ivG4Ew-Lk) . With this presentation and the worksheet of the same name, you will have a great 30 minute activity for students of Y9-Y13.

A great reading activity with all the factual information (up to date April 2021) you need to pass on in your lessons on changes to current LGBTQ+ legislation in Spain. Including a ‘find the synonym’ type activity and true/false. Answers provided. Ideal for class use or as individual work, homework or online teaching. This resource can also ba found as part of a BUNDLE with two other readings about ‘Twitch, the new platform’ and ‘young people in Spain and their worries after the the pandemic’ for a discounted price: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12514421