Informative Powerpoint with links to external videos and a true or false quiz Word document. Information on La buena esposa, la sección femenina and el sufragio femenino.

This resource sets students up for a class debate taking on different roles/imagined perspectives on the topic of convivencia. This helps students practise their speaking abilities and thinking and responding on-the-spot in Spanish whilst addressing themes of diversity, celebrating difference, prejudices, and migration and integration.

Introductory Powerpoint with information on Francisco Franco. No exercises but you can easily generate some from the information provided on the slides such as translations, giving opinions in Spanish, cloze exercises and so on.

A gap-fill Word Doc worksheet on information about Las brigadas internacionales . A useful starter or plenary for studying the Guerra civil española / Spanish Civil War.

As it says on the tin- a knowledge retrieval quiz of 7 sections for a total mark out of 30, on various aspects of the Spanish Civil War.

EDUQAS Assessment task on Theme 3: El racismo, la discriminación antigitana, marginalización, inmigración, el mercado laboral, y pasos hacia la integración

This is a resource to use as part of an A Level Spanish lesson on the theme of discrimination and marginalisation. It is suitable for all exam boards but the wording on the first slide is specific to EDUQAS.

This lesson is for A Level Spanish (suitable for all exam board specs) which looks at the matter of cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation. The Powerpoint explores the influence of Latin American arts and how they are often adopted by people and the zeitgeist in Spain, despite the fact that sometimes, Latin American people are marginalised when in Spain.

This is a lesson on the discrimination faced by the gitano community in Spain and it offers several perspectives, including the significant impact on Spanish culture which originated from the gitanos such as flamenco.

This Powerpoint displays a word of the week for all 39 school weeks suitable for KS3 pupils. Each slide contains the word, word class, definition, and an example in a sentence for context. The Powerpoint can be displayed on TV screens around school for literacy visibility or slides printed off for display in classrooms or around school. An idea is to award merits for students who correctly use the word of the week in a piece of work in any subject across the curriculum.

This book review template encourages students to think more deeply about what they have read and it is designed to deter flat responses. You can make a wall display with them, use them as a rewarded promotion across the school, or set it as a homework after completing a class reader.