Great task for KS4 and Post +16 to practice the conditional tense and develop fluency and spontaneity. This could also be a writing task where pupils are required to use their imagination and get creative. Enjoy!

Fun lesson plan where students get in small groups to create a piece of creative writing using some prompt cards (a set of random images, not included here) which they pick from an envelop. All teams have to follow a number of steps listed in this presentation in order to make sure they include certain grammatical requirements in each paragraph and they pass their story around to the other groups who then are asked to mark the previous paragraph and add up more details to the story using a pen of a different colour. I also gave each team paper in a specific colour to write or you could ask each team to write the team name on the sheet if you choose to use white paper for all. I have done this lesson with a top set Year 8 and it worked really well. They had a lot of fun and it helped them with develop their writing and team work skills. Really easy to adapt to other year groups and abilities by changing grammar required and giving a different set of cards

Speaking mat with key vocabulary to describe people in images (Spanish mostly, no English) so it is great for high ability classes and suitable for lower pathways with a bit of training/additional support. Ideal for KS3 and KS4.

I have put together a set of scenarios for the role play (skipping the unexpected item !) into one slide to help students look at the possibilities. The aim is to support studnets understand the bullet points in the role play cards, it is great to go through the vocabulary in each bullet point, by looking at the words that are commonly repeated ie. duracion, hora, actividad, empezar, oficina- cerrar/abrir etc. It is also great for them to look at all possibilities in just one slide. There is a slide dedicated to Foundation role plays and another slide for Higher role plays. They are arranged by Themes. Take a look at the cover picts. I have also included an extra slide with a set of questions which students need in the ? bullet points which they can memorise and easily adapt. Enjoy!

Great game to play to get your students practice their writing skills. Students will throw a die each time they have a gap which tthey will fill in with the word/phrase depending on the number they get. At the end, they will be asked to translate their paragraph into English. This will be a model they will use before they write their own. You can easily adapt to any topic/tense.

This is a reading comprehension in which students work in pair and each has a different version of the text with gaps to fill. They have to read out their text to each other for each to fill in their blanks. Time limit is recommended. A slide is attached which has a full version of the text for students to mark their answers before they are asked to answer a set of questions. Easy to adapt if you wish to present the questions in Spanish for higher ability groups. Differentiation: The words missing in the orange texts are more common / familiar then those missing in the green text.