An intervention lesson for higher GCSE Spanish students focusing on incorporating the perfect tense into their speaking and writing. This lesson includes listening, reading and translation activities. Answers provided. PLEASE NOTE! Whilst the audio is embedded into the slides, I am not sure that it will work after you have downloaded it. If it doesn’t please download the audio files attached and you can embed these into your own copy.

Here are two H level reading activities written in the style of past questions. Please note - these are not past questions. I have written these especially for Year 10 students sitting their end of year exam/mock. Topics: Technology.

An extensive revision guide to help higher students incorporate opinion phrases and connectives into their writing.

A short revision lesson/series of activities to help students negotiate traps on the reading paper. This is aimed at higher students.

A worksheet that lays out how students should use the mark scheme for the A Level Spanish oral exam to help them revise. There are a few short activities to help them develop their ideas pertaining to the question: "¿Cómo reaccionas tú ante esta información?

This document gives A Level Spanish students tips on how to go about answering a specific question for the film Volver. It focuses on the theme of motherhood and gives the student: Two example essays with detailed analysis A series of complementary activities (audio included) to reinforce some of the key language structures from the essays.

Translation task for Higher GCSE Spanish Writing (AQA). Different levels of support offered but teachers can adapt as per needs of their own students. This is not a past question but one that I have written myself based on a previous translation that has appeared in the exam.

A quick revision worksheet to revise the topic of healthy living for GCSE Spanish.

A very short activity to promote high level ideas for speaking and writing for those students working towards a grade 7 or above in Spanish.

This resource is designed as a revision activity for teachers to carry out with their A Level Spanish students. It recaps some of the key ideas and vocabulary for the topic of changes in the family, alongside a focus on strategy for successfully answering comprehension questions in Spanish to ensure that students get the marks in their exams. There are two listening activities to prime students for the translation exercise and all answers are provided.

A quick guide to tackling the role play focused on a specific scenario.

Documents with every foundation writing translation from AQA Spanish - with answers.

Every bullet point in Spanish + translations in English

A quick GCSE Spanish (H) listening activity you can do with your students. Topic: World of Work Style: P/N/F Audio is embedded in the slides but this often doesn’t work when uploading on here so please ensure you download this separately.

A quick series of activities focusing on the perfect tense and ideas that students can use in a number of contexts. PLEASE NOTE! This document was created on Google Slides. I have formatted it as a PPoint, but I am unable to see if it has transferred successfully. As such, I am also attaching a PDF here as well.

A work sheet comparing two responses to a 150 word task. The document highlights key vocabulary/grammar structures students can steal from the model answer and provides a series of translation exercises where they can practise these across a variety of contexts.

This quick revision activity is ideal for use in lessons, interventions, or homework. Students are given incorrect answers to the questions, which prompts them to capture all relevant information in order to secure the mark. I have found that using tasks such as this with my higher students really grounds them in focusing on all information in the audio clips. Audio included.

A quick resource to help your students structure their ideas for the photo card. I have found that using the same verbs for the first question and the same Present / Past / Future structure (wherever possible) for the other two questions helps to give my students clarity about how they can use their 12 minutes preparation time as productively as possible in the exam.

This worksheet is designed to help students integrate connectives and idioms into their ideas.

This worksheet is aimed at students who are working towards a grade 5/6. It explains what they need to do for the photo card section of the oral exam and gives examples of how they might answer the questions.

This quick Tener and Ser recap worksheet is ideal for a revision activity. It is aimed principally at Year 7 students but serves to reinforce the selected patters in older students as well. Answers provided.