This presentation and accompanying worksheets cover the GCSE topic of Holidays. Pupils will cover opinions and reasons, present tense verb conjugations, preterite tense verbs (regular and irregular), conditional and future tense verbs. Pupils will practice and develop their reading, writing, speaking and listening skills through a range of different activities. There are enough resources here to cover at least 3 lessons on the topic of holidays, and they can be adapted to cover a range of different abilities.

This pack contains enough resources on Film and Cinema to cover at least 3 lessons! It includes a detailed powerpoint and accompanying worksheets. It covers types of films, different opinion phrases and adjectives, comparatives and superlatives, and detailed high-level cinema language (eg. sound-track, script, plot etc.). It steadily builds pupils towards writing and producing their own film review / summary, as well as translating a high-level text on the topic of film and cinema. The worksheet where pupils watch a film clip can be used alongside ANY films you like - that bit is up to you! :)

This lesson is for GCSE students to practise forming the present continuous tense in Spanish to say what they or someone else is currently doing. This is also a useful tense to know for the GCSE speaking exam where students have to describe what is happening in a photo. This lesson includes a wide range of activities which serve to enhance & develop reading, listening, writing and speaking skills alongside grammar.

This weekend helps pupils prepare for their end of year reading exam. It covers the environment and school GCSE topics. Activities include match-up activities, translation into English, reading comprehension practice. This is ideal for a revision lesson, cover work or home-work.

These resources cover the topic of the Spanish Civil War and Franco’s Dictatorship and encourage pupils to consider what life was like during and after the Spanish civil war through a variety of different activities. Skills covered include: reading, translation, writing, speaking & listening - as well as the opportunity to develop grammar skills. Key sub-topics: consequences of the Civil War, Franco’s reign, repression and censorship, women during Franco’s dictatorship. There are enough resources here for at least 3 lessons on the topic (depending on group ability). Mixture of culture, history and language practice.

This powerpoint and supporting worksheets cover the new GCSE topic of homelessness. The activities include reading, listening and writing skills and the opportunity to have a discussion on the topic. There is also a translation activity which fits with the new GCSE specification. There is enough content here for two lessons, with a potential spoken discussion activity the lesson after.

AS Level resource on the topic of Young People and Society. This resource and accompanying worksheets cover the topic of El Botellón in Spain and explore the different opinions on the issue. Pupils are encouraged to develop their own points and view and participate in a discussion. Pupils also have the opportunity to practice key reading, writing and grammar skills.

This 4 page document includes a wide range of translations for pupils to complete (covering a range of different GCSE topics from the new 2018 specification). Also, the 20 word vocab challenge tests pupils on 20 words to do with a certain topic - answers are provided as well so pupils can test each other. Great for revision!

This resource includes a variety of photocards for different topics covered in the new Spanish GCSE. It also includes a writing/speaking frame that aids pupils in answering the question " ¿Qué hay en la foto?. This resource can be given to pupils for revision in their own time, or can be used as a classroom resource during the lead up to the GCSE speaking exams.

These resources cover the topic of GCSE Spanish question words and tenses. Pupils learn and practice questions words and then begin to form / answer questions in a range of different tenses. Pupils are encouraged to use preterite and imperfect tenses (recapping grammar covered in Year 8/9). Skills include translation, gap-fill, speaking and listening skills. These resources are great for training pupils how to understand and respond to key GCSE questions during the speaking exam. There are enough resources here to cover 3 lessons on the topic of question words and tenses (depending on ability).

These worksheets cover the topic of town and city (new GCSE spec). Reading comprehension activities, adjective agreements and translation. There is enough here for 2 lessons (depending on ability of your class).

This powerpoint covers the passive voice and how to avoid it using the active voice in Spanish. This is a great lesson for either high ability GCSE pupils or students who are doing Spanish A-Level. This resource explains the active & passive and provides students with a variety of activities which assess their understanding. Skills areas include: translation, writing and listening.

This document contains a wide selection of possible writing tasks that could come up in the GCSE writing exam. The tasks are differentiated and can either be assigned to particular pupils, or pupils can choose their own level of challenge. Topics covered include: family, relationships, marriage, school, town/city, house and home, holidays, travel, festivals & customs, environment, healthy living, sports. Pupils should do this task in exam conditions and without using additional resources - I would also recommend peer assessment as a good way of pupils learning from each other’s mistakes etc.

All activities included in this powerpoint aim at ensuring that GCSE Spanish students know a range of food & drink vocabulary and can talk / write about their diet using a range of tenses and a high-level mix of topic-specific vocabulary. Activities include: vocabulary building exercises, gap fill, reading comprehension, adjectives to describe food & adjective agreements, writing practice. There is enough content within the powerpoint to cover at least 3 lessons.

This lesson covers revision activities which relate to the Year 8 NCELP course. The powerpoint includes activities on the following areas: AR, ER and IR verbs in the present tense. Irregular present tense verbs (voy, doy). AR, ER and IR verbs in the preterite tense. The difference between the present tense of ‘ir’ and the near future tense. The different uses of SER and ESTAR. Uses of tener in idiomatic phrases. Phonics practise. Activities enable students to built on their reading, listening and writing skills. There is also opportunity for speaking practise throughout the lesson.

This worksheet is designed to drill the Top 10 most useful verbs for GCSE Spanish. These verbs can be used when writing or speaking about a range of different topics so, if students learn these top 10 verbs, they will be able to get a good grade in their writing and speaking exams. There are a mix of regular and irregular verbs, in the ‘I’ form. The different tenses included are: present, preterite, imperfect, near future, proper future and conditional.

This powerpoint covers a few major festivals from the Spanish-speaking world. It provides pupils with key facts and information about these festivals and tests their knowledge. The powerpoint also includes a translation activity and 2 cultural questions with writing frames to help structure responses. LOTS of pictures and colour in this powerpoint to captivate and interest pupils - the Tomatina always goes down well!

This resource covers key vocabulary needed in the train station.

This worksheet teaches students about the current Spanish Royal Family. Using their knowledge of family members, pupils must read the information about the different relatives and answer the questions. There is also a true / false activity. Extension task for higher ability pupils included on the sheet.

This worksheet includes an explanation of how to form the future tense (conjugation of IR + a + infinitive) and a variety of exercises allowing pupils to practice this tense.