Follow my instagram @thelanguagesteacher for more. Italian Self-Introduction, Nationalities & Numbers - 20 lesson slides Kick-start your students’ Italian learning journey with these engaging and comprehensive introductory lesson slides – perfect for first lessons, taster sessions, or building confidence in beginner learners. This Italian basics resource is designed to support learners in developing key foundation skills, including pronunciation, cognates, and simple conversation, through a variety of interactive and accessible activities. What’s included: Clear learning intentions and success criteria Fun starter tasks to activate prior knowledge Exploration of cognates and word patterns to boost confidence Core vocabulary for introducing yourself (name, age, nationality, where you live) Practice with masculine/feminine nationalities Reading tasks with comprehension questions (V/F and information retrieval) Numbers 1–20 and months of the year Speaking activities, including a final conversation task Built-in challenge tasks for differentiation Perfect for: S1 / KS2 / beginner Italian learners First lessons, taster sessions or transition units

An Italian lesson suitable for B1/B2 level learners (higher GCSE plus). Introduces some famous Italian actors and focuses on the Italian film ‘Un Americano a Roma’. Includes online clips of the film with comprehension questions, a reading about the film’s plot, new vocab and picture prompts with questions for freer speaking.

Italian GCSE material for Theme 1 topic music. Includes a PPT with vocabulary matching, reading, gap-fill, conversation and a photo card with speaking questions. Also includes a student worksheet with vocab matching reading material, comprehension questions and a writing activity. The answers are animated on the slides.

Unit of work - Holidays PPT 1: Revision of countries PPT 2: Places you go on holidays, transport and activities PPT3: Accommodation PPT 4 and 5: Past tense + holidays Reading activity Writing exercises Directed writing activity + help grid

Several PPTs to teach routine in Italian Introduction to routine verbs with only the first pronoun of reflexive verbs. Reading activity Gap fill activity Listening activity Standard Grade Extensive practice PPT with writing activities and a dice game

This Cambridge IGCSE Italian Speaking Revision Pack is the perfect time‑saver for busy Italian teachers—and a confidence‑booster for your students! What’s inside? Question Bank for Conversations: A comprehensive Word document of the latest, topic‑based prompts, modelled on Cambridge past papers, to spark natural, spontaneous dialogue. Role‑Play Scenarios: A second Word file with a variety of exam‑style role‑play tasks, complete with stimulus cards and suggested language structures. Why you’ll love it: Exam‑Familiarity: Every question reflects the format and tone of the Cambridge IGCSE speaking exam—so students know exactly what to expect. Ready‑to‑Go: Simply download, print, and use in class or for individual practice—no extra planning required. Confidence‑Building: Structured support helps students prepare strategically, build fluency and reduce nerves on exam day. Time Saver: Cut your preparation time right in half and focus on targeted feedback rather than resource‑creation. Equip your learners with the skills—and the confidence—they need to succeed in their Cambridge IGCSE Italian speaking exam. Ready in seconds, effective for weeks of practice!

3 PPT on Module 1 Me, my family and friends Descrizioni- how to describe appearance with the use of avere and essere descrizioni - how to describe the others and say what they like or dislike using indirect personal pronouns Character - to descrbe personality using adjectives

A booklet designed to help students practice their translation from Italian into English. Primarily designed for AQA where at Foundation and Higher, students translate a short passage from Italian to English as part of the last question on the Reading exam. This Booklet is for all three themes, covering: • Relationships with family and friends • Marriage • Social media • Technology • Music • Cinema and TV • Food and eating out • Sport • Customs and festivals • My home • Local area • Shopping • Charity and voluntary work • Healthy and unhealthy living • The environment • Poverty and homelessness • Other social and global issues • Travel • Holidays and tourism • My studies • Life at school • Education post-16 • Jobs and ambitions • Work experience Altogether there are 29 short paragraph translations for students to complete. There is an accompanying answer booklet too that has a breakdown of how students would get the 9 marks per question, following the format of the AQA mark scheme. Suitable for in-class work, homework and revision, or cover. Please visit my shop if you would like to purchase the French or Spanish versions.

Copies of J. B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls in bilingual format: English - French English - Urdu English - Portuguese English - Italian English - Ukrainian Plus the MASTER Copy for you to use and translate into any additional languages required via the REVIEW - TRANSLATE function on PowerPoint. Translations might not be perfect as they have been translated using Microsoft Translations. More translations to come in another bundle. Bundle fee covers the time required to format the script into a bilingual page presentation and translate into the other languages.

What’s included Colouring pages featuring all 12 months of the year in Italian. Clear, child-friendly layouts designed to make the Italian vocabulary easy to read. Pages suitable for colouring, classroom display, language practice and independent work. A fun way to combine Italian vocabulary learning with a creative colouring activity. This engaging Italian months of the year colouring resource is ideal for Italian language lessons, foreign language activities, early years, primary classrooms, homeschooling and independent learning. Children can colour each month while becoming familiar with the Italian vocabulary and spelling of the months of the year. The resource includes the Italian names of the months: gennaio, febbraio, marzo, aprile, maggio, giugno, luglio, agosto, settembre, ottobre, novembre and dicembre. How to use this resource Use the pages as a fun introduction to Italian months of the year, as a follow-up activity after teaching calendar vocabulary, or as a quiet independent task. They can also be used for morning work, early finishers, homework, revision, Italian language centres, cultural activities or a classroom display. Teachers can encourage pupils to say each month aloud as they colour, put the months in chronological order, identify the current month, or use the finished pages to create a colourful Italian classroom calendar display. Specification Language: Italian Topic: Months of the Year / Calendar Vocabulary Age/level: Suitable for young learners, early years and primary-aged children; adaptable for beginner Italian learners. File type: PDF and PNG Whether you are looking for Italian worksheets, Italian vocabulary activities, months of the year in Italian, Italian classroom resources, Italian colouring pages, beginner Italian activities or printable Italian resources for children, this resource provides a simple and enjoyable way for learners to practise essential calendar vocabulary.

Italian GCSE resources to review cinema and TV. Includes a PPT for class use and a student worksheet with a variety of review exercises. Includes vocabulary matching exercises (cinema/TV programmes) translation sentences, jumbled sentences, writing, comparative practice, speaking and a reading comprehension/ translation. All answers are on the PPT slides.

This chart contains all numbers in Italian 1 - 100. It also contains the numbers 100, 101, 200, 202, 300, 303, 400, 404, 500, 505, 600, 606, 700, 707, 800, 808, 900, 909, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000, 9000, 10.000, 1 00.000 and 1.000.000 It contains two types of charts one in color and one in black and white You can use it to help your students memorize and/or practice Italian numbers.

A powerpoint about numbers with fun activities with the mini-whiteboards. Any donation would be very appreciated. https://gofund.me/fb1c7a6c

A worksheet that explains how to form Italian prepositions when they are followed by the article. Also includes some practice exercises for students.

A comprehensive worksheet to revise Italian families - theme 1 of the Edexcel syllabus.

Italian introduction to greetings, numbers and months which leads into the first homework task. Learning objective : To know basic greetings. To practice a conversation. To compare two conversations. Recognise numbers 1-10 (more for MATs) and to play a game before creating an informative spider gram which serves as homewerk framework. See my other resources for FREE provision of a range of mind maps which you can use for the spider gram activity here.

Personal description and relationships presentation and recap quiz for KS3/4

A presentation about shops in Italian, and revision of food items. It needs some adjustments. I have used it with my Y8 group.

A complete set of general conversation questions to help prepare students for both their oral and written exam. This document follows the topic structure for AQA but it is easily editable and can be easily adapted! The questions are divided by theme and subtopics within the theme! There are also additional questions for higher. All questions are tailored to ensure the candidate uses the full tense range, as well as ‘complex phrases’ to access the higher grades. Each question is followed by its English translation.

A selection of Italian worksheets for getting to know all about your students at the start of the school year. Good exercise for finding out what the children already know. Covers: name, age, family members, colours, animals, food, personalities, hobbies and school subjects/likes and dislikes. If you consider this worth buying, ‘Muchas gracias.’ AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED PDF’S TO SHOW HOW THE WORD DOCUMENTS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED

I have created this Grammar booklet (50 pages long) to support & stretch students of Italian at KS3 & KS4. It can also help those A-Level students who need to revise basics or study Italian “ab initio.” Each unit presents EASY & SIMPLIFIED grammar explanations & exercises to practise those rules. I have attached the solutions to ALL exercises in a different document so that students can mark their own work. It includes: Articles Nouns & Adjectival agreements Demonstrative Adjectives Irregular Nouns & Adjectives Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns Direct & Indirect Pronouns Auxiliary Verbs Present tense verbs in -are Present tense verbs in ere-ire Present tense: irregular verbs Present continuous (stare + gerund) Past tense Reflexive verbs Imperfect tense Future: regular verbs Future: irregular verbs Modal verbs Present Conditional If clauses Present Subjunctive The Passive Using 2 verbs together Using Infinitives after prepositions Adverbs Connectives Prepositions Essential verbs for Speaking & Writing As you know, there are already many different Italian grammar textbooks ON SALES, the USP of this booklet is the simplicity of explanations and the fact that the rules are often compared to English first. *ALL *students can therefore understand and apply the basic grammar rules of the Italian language. I hope you find this booklet useful Buon lavoro If you find this resource useful, please leave some positive feedback Grazie mille