A ready-to-use Powerpoint based game of both Connect-4 and Noughts and Crosses to practise Countries vocabulary. Can be used to practise any language and with any objectives, e.g. single vocabulary items, sentence structure, tenses, etc. The games must be played in edit mode - NOT slideshow mode. The pictures in the grids must also be ‘sent to back’ so that the counters show up in front of them. I usually split groups up in to 2 and have them compete against each other - but again, this resource can be used in a multitude of ways.

A comprehensive visual guide/reference resource for using the pluperfect tense in French, with examples. Can be used in conjunction with my other worksheets. Great for visual learners.

A comprehensive visual guide to using the present tense in French. Great for visual learners and can be used in conjunction with my other tenses worksheets.

A presentation which can be used to outline the changes to stems of irregular Spanish verbs in the present and preterite tense.

A simple Spanish alphabet grid with activity to find a word which begins with each letter of the Spanish alphabet, and then draw a picture of that item in the grid.

A 36-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in Italian related to school: the classroom and school subjects. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A simple presentation of Spanish animals vocabulary - relating to Mira 1 course

Mira 1 vocabulary presentation of classroom activities. Could be adapted to use in any language.

A presentation which can be used as a lesson starter to introduce or consolidate Spanish school subjects and opinions vocabulary. Based on Mira 1.

A list of useful phrases for anyone needing to improve their communication in Spanish with a class or individual learner. A useful list I used when first starting out teaching Spanish.

Pairs game written in Word which could be printed on card and laminated. Could be used with lower ability or as a lesson starter. Based on Mira 1 vocabulary.

A powerpoint simply to introduce the vocabulary of Mira 1. Could be used for display material.

Simple presentation of Spanish vocabulary presenting family members. This resource could be added to as needed depending on level being taught/amount of vocabulary, etc.

Presentation to introduce Mira 1 bedroom items vocabulary.

A simple presentation to introduce names of countries in Spanish, as well as the verb vivir conjugated. Relates to Mira 1 curriculum.

A lesson starter presentation of Spanish pets vocabulary with gap fill for adjectives to practise agreement.

An outline of grammatical terms which French GCSE pupils need to understand in order to master the necessary grammar points for GCSE. Includes an activity to recognise elements of a sentence related to the terms defined. Could also be used to help pupils of Spanish or Italian GCSE. I like to present grammar information visually, as it helps me to teach it better and pupils report that they remember the information more easily with the use of colour and visual layout.

A Powerpoint to help students learn German vocabulary related to animals and pets. Useful as a starter for the classroom or any language lesson. Includes vocabulary for all animals included and each slide has an animal missing which the student needs to name. Highly versatile in terms of how it’s used and could be made more difficult for more able learners, e.g. by asking for the word in a sentence, in a sentence in a different tense, etc. Also available in my shop in French, Spanish and Italian.

This a 57-slide PowerPoint which outlines the rules of accentuation in Spanish, followed by a basic, interactive quiz to help students remember the rules. Rules of accentuation in Spanish revolve around two main syllable types (tónicas and átonas), and four main word types (agudas, llanas, esdrújulas and sobresdrújulas). The PowerPoint explains how the different word types have stress on different syllables, which are counted backwards from the end of the word; when the different types of words carry a ‘tilde’ (accent) and why, and some exceptions to these rules.