This Spanish Grammar Workbook covers every grammar point from main exam board specifications and goes beyond as well! It is my attempt at distilling everything into one workbook which will last the entire GCSE course (potentially starting in as early as year 7/8 and lasting into year 12). The workbook is designed to be used both in the classroom and at home and assumes zero/little prior knowledge, I often use it for feedback and providing interventions. A print version is available on Amazon! All answers included, please leave a review! Nouns Gender and number +45 most high-frequency nouns Definite and indefinite articles Abstract nouns with lo plus adjective Adjectives Agreement and position + top 42 adjectives Comparative and superlative (regular and mayor, menor, mejor, peor) Demonstrative (this, that, these, those and those over there) Indefinite (cada, otro, todo, mismo, alguno) Short form possessives Long form possessives Interrogative Quantifiers (muy, bastante, demasiado, poco, mucho). Verbs Top 15 verbs Active and passive voice ® Regular and irregular forms of verbs Present simple tense Present continuous Preterite tense Imperfect Imperfect continuous Imperfect tense weather phrases with estar and hacer Imperfect and preterite together Future simple Immediate future Present perfect Conditional The “me gustaría” structure Complex “if structures” with the imperfect subjunctive Pluperfect Gerunds Imperative (affirmative & negative tú commands) Present subjunctive with wishes, opinions, obligations and possibilities Present subjunctive with cuando Impersonal verbs: most common only Negation Tú and usted Reflexive verbs Imperfect subjunctive ® Quisiera Prepositions A, en, con, de, sobre, sin, desde/hasta, entre, the personal a Conjunctions Most common including: y, pero, o, porque, como, cuando Number, quantity and dates Days of the week Months of the year Numbers 1-100 Basic ordinal numbers (primero, segundo, tercero, cuarto, quinto, sexto) Most common quantities Time Giving the time with “es la/son las” + hour Stating what time something is done with “a la/las” + hour Asking for the time/what time it is Use of desde hace with present tense Use of* llevar* + duration + gerund Hacía + length of time + que + imperfect tense Adverbs Formation of -mente adverbs Bueno and bien Regular comparative and superlative adverbs Adverbs of time and place Common adverbial phrases (of manner, time and place) Pronouns Subject pronouns Direct and indirect object pronouns + placement DOPS/IDOPS used together Reflexive pronouns Relative pronouns (que, quien, lo que, cuyo, el que) Disjunctive (conmigo, para mí) Extras Idiomatic expressions Exclamations Obligation structures Infinitive structures The speaking tool kit Introducing and justifying opinions Verbs w/prepositions Irregular conditional tense Sequencers

Here are some slides to complement the extract and exercises on boxing in the WJEC GCSE English and English Language Higher Level course book, pages 62, 63 and 64. There are anagrams of keywords to do with boxing, true and false on the passage on Spencer Oliver (p.62) match up the opposite words, the pros and cons of boxing and a look at keywords. Some of my group have got EAL and need this kind of differentiation.

This resource include four introductory lessons for the Unit 2: Description, Narration and Exposition aspect of the WJEC English Language paper. Although intended for KS4, these lessosn can also be used to enhance descriptive skills among KS3 students as well. It includes: How to include more ambitious word classes to achieve outstanding grades. Varying sentence structures. Incorporating literary devices into writing. How to create an effective sense of mood and atmosphere. Analysis of different literary characters. Kahoot! Quiz in ‘notes’ An ‘Introduction to Descriptive Writing’ task that can be used as cover work or independent research.

This resource details 54 common mistakes at GCSE in reading and listening papers, as documented by the WJEC GCSE Examiners' Reports. Students work in pairs to translate the key vocabulary. An excellent resource to prepare students immediately before their exam.

A foundation and a higher role play on the topic of ‘family’, for the WJEC exam board new specification French GCSE. Each role play has a student’s card, a teacher’s card and a ‘script’ of possible answers. This is a sample of a full role-play workbook (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-french-role-plays-family-11838777), which I have adapted for WJEC from my AQA role-play workbook (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-french-gcse-speaking-workbook-role-plays-11733517)

This 86-page resource has been adapted from my AQA role-play workbook (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-german-gcse-speaking-workbook-role-plays-11739742), with the addition of a few new role-plays which fit the WJEC specification. There is a foundation and a higher role-play for each topic in the new GCSE, with a student’s card, teacher’s card and possible answers set out as a script for each role-play. A free sample of this workbook can be found here - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/wjec-german-gcse-role-plays-family-11852793

A wide range of writing tasks (all 4 styles of tasks) just like in the WJEC exams - they are all sorted into the GCSE topic areas … over 80 pages. Can be used like individual worksheets or printed out as a booklet to prepare students for writing.

Designed as a form time intervention activity - a two page worksheet with tasks that all aim to improve pupils’ literacy skills and ability to answer GCSE style questions. All answers included within the PowerPoint and teacher guidance for delivery of content is within the notes section. Tasks lend themselves to the WJEC GCSE English Language specification but could benefit any pupil who needs to strengthen their vocabulary aquisition, improve their reading skills of retrieval, scanning, selection, summary, deduction, verbal reasoning and inference.

This is a complete mock exam for paper 1 of the WJEC GCSE English exam. The extract is taken from To Kill a Mockingbird. The resource uses the formal layout of the exam with extract as separate. There are two videos which you may wish to use as warm up with your students. One is the blu-ray trailer for the movie and second is a break down of the story by Thug Notes. Please note that Thug Notes does contain some mild use of language and adult themes, as I work with 16+ and adults, this is fine for me to use but you may wish to use the trailer or an alternative. Be advised that TES preview does distort the view of the resource and this is not a true reflection. Hope it helps.

GCSE Any Exam Board, specifically Eduqas, WJEC, Edexcel French 8 sections

A wide range of writing tasks (all 4 styles of tasks) just like in the WJEC exams - they are all sorted into the GCSE topic areas … over 80 pages. Can be used like individual worksheets or printed out as a booklet to prepare students for writing.

A free sample of my WJEC Spanish GCSE role-play workbook, which has been adapted from my AQA role-play workbook (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-spanish-gcse-speaking-workbook-role-plays-11736432) There is a foundation and a higher role-play, with a student’s card, a teacher’s card and possible answers set out as a script for both role-plays.

Using the vocabulary from the new accredited specification for Eduqas/WJEC 9-1 GCSE Spanish, the vocabulary has been broken into suitable chunks and a set created on quizlet.com to aid vocabulary learning. Students can rate how confident they feel with each word and the student version has the English meanings blanked out so that the students must complete this themselves.

A PowerPoint guiding students through Cousin Kate by Christina Rossetti. Begins with an overview of Victorian Society, teaches how to build essays using the PEE method and considers how verbs, imagery and other poetic techniques are employed. Perfect for GCSE English Literature students.

This is a mini workshop session which focuses on how to use sentence structures for effect for the creative writing section of paper 1 of the WJEC GCSE English exam. This lesson is designed for revision sessions as the exam draws close but can be developed further or used with another exam board. This session uses Donald Trump for inspiration in how to use interesting sentences to describe. It also recaps high and low level language features. It is a fast paced session with paired activities and a main writing task taken from a practice paper. It ends with a self assessment plenary. Be advised that the TES preview does distort the look of the resource and this is not a true reflection. Hope it helps

This is a quick workshop designed to be used as recap/revision for when the exam draws near. It can be used as a full lesson and it can but altered to suit any exam board. This session looks at high and low level language features which can be used in the creative writing task of paper 1 of the WJEC GCSE English exam board. It is a quick paced lesson which uses Donald Trump, images of an eccentric looking man and a John Oliver Clip to help inspire the students. Be advised that the John Oliver clip does use swear words and may be unsuitable for some learners. However as I work with 16+ and adults, this clip works very well in getting teaching metaphors and similes. The main task is to complete a descriptive writing task and a peer marking assessment. You may wish to cut this out or use an alternative. Please be aware that the TES preview does distort the look of the resource and this is not a true reflection. Hope it helps

revision sheet GCSE GERMAN