Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Presentation to introduce how to describe actors and directors. This presentation is linked to Module 1 - Extra 1 in ¡Mira! 3.

Sheet containing different ways to express opinions, time phrases, linking words and verb tenses.

Powerpoint presentation about school clubs. It contains a presentation and a conversation for students to put in the right order.

Match up verbs and activities you do to help around the house. It can be used as a starter.

Presentation to introduce phrases to express opinions about a holiday. It also covers previously studied questions and answers such as where did you go? who with? how long for?... This unit is linked to Mira 2 Module 3 Unit 4.

<p>Powerpoint presentation about the different ending that the imperfect tense takes</p>

Presentation and worksheet to revise the names of different types of food and direct object pronouns. This presentation is linked to ¡Mira! 3 pages 46-47

Powerpoint presentation to revise the structure 'me gustaría' and to explain the difference between masculine and feminine adjectives in the context of work. This unit is linked to Module 4 Unit 2 of ¡Mira!3.

PowerPoint presentation to introduce the weather.

Powerpoint to introduce the language of what there is in your town, some of the issues and the use of the conditional tense. This unit is linked to Module 7 Unit 3 of ¡Mira! GCSE textbook (pp. 132-133).

A step-by-step guide to describe your daily routine in Spanish

Resource for beginners to revise how to say your name and its spelling, your age and where you live.

Basic family tree with exercises. It’s good practice.

KS3 National Curriculum Levels for languages in all four Skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.

Handout to practise a number of verbs in the preterite tense and a fill-in-the-gaps exercise about what someone did last Saturday.

Model answers for Edexcel’s Spanish speaking exam. There are three copies: - Blank copy - Model answers for foundation candidates - Model answers for higher candidates

Speaking questions to get students of various levels of language talking about family life, school life, friends, their neighborhood, free time, jobs, and vacations.