A full topic vocabulary list from the ‘El Racismo’ topic. Aimed at AQA A2 students. Subtopics include: 2.1 Las actitudes racistas y xenófobas 2.2 Las medidas contra el racismo 2.3 La legislación anti-racista Includes Spanish and English. This can be used as a revision activity, given to students to learn at the start of the topic, or cover the English or Spanish and get students to fill the gaps as an assessment.

A full topic vocabulary list from the ‘Los jovenes de hoy, ciudadanos del manana’ topic. Aimed at AQA A level (A2) students. Subtopics include: 4.1 Los jovenes y su actitud hacia la politica: activismo o apatia 4.2 El paro entre los jovenes 4.3 Su sociedad ideal Includes Spanish and English. This can be used as a revision activity, given to students to learn at the start of the topic, or cover the English or Spanish and get students to fill the gaps as an assessment.

Aimed at A level students doing the AQA spec: subtheme la famille en voie de changement There is a particular focus on speaking and reading/translation tasks PPT provides information on: what PACS is conditions of it statistics for class discussion gap fill and writing exercise on PACS class discussion questions regarding PACS, alternatives to marriage in other countries, and why marriage trends have changed translation exercise Extra exercises available for those needing an extension

French Grammar PPT covering the following topics in-depth: Adjective agreement Regular/Irregular adjective conjugations/rules Position of Adjectives and exceptions Adjectives preceding the noun rules Multiple nouns and adjectives Adjective-adjective compounds Invariable adjectives Comparative forms Comparative/Superlative plus irregular forms Adverbs Translation of the above Suitable for AS-A level, or Year 11 but can be adapted to teach grammar concepts to younger years.

A full lesson aimed at A level students studying French that covers discrimination between genders, above all in the work place. The resource includes: A PPT with a quiz as a starter where students use what they know to guess answers to some facts about the status of women in France and in the world of work. (15 mins) A document with the answers on to these questions plus additional information. A verb test which will take around 15 minutes Answers to the verb test A reading task plus answers (30 mins) Suitable for any exam board

This resource is suitable for any year group with whom you have worked on the subjunctive and its uses. The PPT lesson will require some prior knowledge of the tense, however it is possible to adapt it so that this is not the case. The PPT has 5 different tasks: To revise, list some instances whereby you would use the subjunctive (includes answers) Give certain forms of the subjunctive of certain verbs Impersonal phrases that take the subjunctive How to use the subjunctive to translate other phrases where it’s not needed in English (although, wherever etc) Translation activities

A full topic vocabulary list from the ‘La Inmigración’ topic. Aimed at AQA A2 students. Subtopics include: 1.1 Los beneficios y los aspectos negativos 1.2 La inmigración en el mundo hispánico 1.3 Los indocumentados – problemas Includes Spanish and English. This can be used as a revision activity, given to students to learn at the start of the topic, or cover the English or Spanish and get students to fill the gaps as an assessment.

A full topic vocabulary list from the ‘La Convivencia’ topic. Aimed at AQA A level (A2) students. Subtopics include: 3.1 La convivencia de culturas 3.2 La educacion 3.3 Las religiones Includes Spanish and English. This can be used as a revision activity, given to students to learn at the start of the topic, or cover the English or Spanish and get students to fill the gaps as an assessment.

A full topic vocabulary list from the ‘Monarquias y Dictaduras’ topic. Aimed at AQA A level (A2) students. Subtopics include: 5.1 La dictadura de Franco 5.2 La evolucion de la monarquia en Espana 5.3 Dictadores latinoamericanos Includes Spanish and English. This can be used as a revision activity, given to students to learn at the start of the topic, or cover the English or Spanish and get students to fill the gaps as an assessment.

An essay-writing handbook created specifically for A level students (of any exam board) to use when practicing and revising for the ‘essay’ section of their exams. Sections include: Conventions of essay-writing: a recap of the tone, register, structure, etc. that should be used. Guidance on quoting Revision sections on the introduction, body and conclusion of the essay. Includes two ‘exemplar’ introductions and one ‘exemplar’ conclusion where students can clearly see the objectives being met Vocabulary given for the introduction, conclusion and the development of arguments. This is an extensive list.

A complete lesson (or two) on the three past tenses in French (imperfect, preterite, pluperfect) that can be easily adapted to suit all abilities/year groups, although being ideal for A level. Describes ALL uses of the tenses, examples of when/where, differences between them, and how to form them. Includes thorough worksheet to enable students to try what they have learnt/use it for reference.

A full Presentation on the Individual Research Project. This could be covered all in one lesson, or referred back to in different lessons based on what stage of the IRP you are at. Includes: A comprehensive PPT which takes you through all steps of the IRP. Includes tasks, activities for consolidation, revision and preparation. Also introduces the IRP and explains what it is and how much it counts. An example of an IRP on women in society during the 1930s. This is a full script with questions and responses to show what the discussion should be like.

This resource includes lessons and accompanying resources for PARTS OF the Claro 1 Unit 3 scheme of work. There are a range of activities, games and in-class assessment points (differentiated). Grammar points are taught also, and homework is provided. Topics: 3.4 ¡Brrr¡ Hace frío! 3.5 ¡Somos fanátic@s de la música! 3.6 Su foto tiene muchos ‘me gusta’

A fun and interactive Who Wants to be a Millionaire quiz - French Revolution style. I found this quiz online and have converted it to PPT format for easy use. I take no credit for this work. Great for revision or end of term! Enjoy :)

A document useful for helping A/AS level students write the main body to essays on various topics. This is suitable for any exam board. This can be used in conjunction with the ‘essay introduction’ sentence starters resource free on my page.

A complete PPT lesson la laïcité et Noël en France - secularity and Christmas in France. Aimed at A level students as it encourages debates/use of spoken French for a large part in the classroom. Includes grammar points and vocab points created as feedback from a previous essay homework set to students. These are, of course, transferable as they include common mistakes made by students when writing in French. Encourages students to challenge how democracy and secularity works - the French state is supposed to be separate from the Church however all Bank Holidays are Catholic festivals. Incorporates group work too.

A complete PPT able to last several lessons for beginners Italian. This can work as an introduction lesson or revision lesson. It includes: alphabet and phonetics accents and pronunciation of double letters adjective agreements personal pronouns nationalities introducing oneself articles forming sentences quantities HW of a personal description set

A complete PPT aimed at A level students to explain to them how French articles are used, but can be tailored to suit lower years too. PPT (33 slides) includes explanations and uses of: Definite le/la/les Indefinite un/une/des Partitive du/de la When do du, de la, de l’ (partitive) and des (indefinite) become de? Difference between the partitive / plural indefinite and the ‘article contracté’ The ‘zero article’ (= omission of the article)

A resource aimed at A level students doing AQA English Lit. B spec. Includes a critical overview of the text, as well as four essays, with the purpose of broadening their reading. Students should also pick arguments created by these critics that they feel strongly about, and can feel free to use them in their own writing (as well as methods and context). This resource can be used in lesson as an activity, or for revision purposes, or as wider-reading homework. The title of the essays are as follows: “In this essay, Caballero-Robb interprets Hosseini’s novel The Kite Runner as a work that intertwines the private and public realms of experience.” “In the following review, O’Brien discusses the author’s use of voice, and how the two main characters reflect the character of Afghanistan itself.” “In the following essay, Noor reviews The Kite Runner as a novel about sin and redemption, but contends that it fails to give a complete picture of the Afghan conflict.” “In the following excerpt, Hosseini discusses how being a physician gives him a compassionate insight to humanity and makes him a better writer.”