Two checklists of ingredients to include for writing in the Spanish GCSE exam, one for grades 5-6 and one for grades 7-9. Lots of ideas are included for the type of language students could use to improve their writing, helping them to enrich the quality and variety of their work. Enjoy :)

Word document about characters’ descriptions.

This is a quick and easy listening practice for students who are learning family members for the first time. Students use the first page to mark their answers and as a reference when listening to a series of statements about the family. Ten sentences for you to read and answers on the side. Best used as an anticipatory set or as the listening section for a test or quiz.

This is a PowerPoint template to create an interactive Blockbusters-style game. Teams try to create a path either from top to bottom or from left to right by answering questions or translating word/phrases. Type in your own questions in advance to suit the lesson!

Designed to develop translation skills for the new GCSE, this worksheet offers both Foundation and Higher tasks on the topic of technology. Answers and mark scheme provided.

Use the PPT to introduce pupils to adjectives to describe personality and physical appearance and then go through both masculine and feminine versions. A list of personality adjectives is included together with a grid to be completed. Enjoy :)

This resource gets your students practising the language of the restaurant, with plenty of writing practice as well as speaking. Great for KS3 or lower ability KS4. Use the healthy/unhealthy interactive sorting activity to get them thinking about food choices. Enjoy :)

Engagin Powerpoint presentation to introduce aller + infinitive as future tense. The final activity involves rolling a “chasse au trésor”! Enjoy :)

Everyone received a magical gift, except Mirabel. Have your students match the Madrigal family member with the appropriate description of their gift, or lack thereof. Answer keys have been included. Enjoy :)

A starter (or a plenary) with celebrity nationalities. It can be a fun activity with mini-white boards! Your students will enjoy it! :)

A nice Powerpoint to present basic adjectives regarding la personnalité. It ends with a Bingo Game. Good for y7.

A simple guide to describing hair and eyes, with some translation sentences to put this into practice. Useful for Y7 groups or for Y8 revision.

This is a short PowerPoint about El Día de los Muertos. This is intended for elementary students, but can be adapted to different levels. This was created to support my teaching and now I am sharing it with you. All the pictures and videos used in the PowerPoint were free resources found on the internet. Some of the suggested resources in the last slide are paid resources. You can edit the PowerPoint, change fonts, background colors and add more slides! The PowerPoint includes the link to create your own online Ofrenda on the Smithsonian Latino Center!

Basic café food and drink vocabulary worksheet, including prices. ‘Me gustaría’ and ‘Quisiera’ are used for ordering. Buen provecho :)

One slide presentation of reading comprehension that can be used as a long starter or as a plenary. I attach the printable worksheet.

Basic Powerpoint for drilling. Useful for primary school groups or Y7.

Short Powerpoint which revises the places in town in French and explains the general rule to write the right prepositions. Enjoy :)

GCSE Writing Preparation. Presentation includes breakdown of techniques for last minute support with Foundation and Higher Spanish writing exam.

An information gap activity with a text about Peru. This is also a pair work activity in which the students read a text, practise forming questions and answer questions based on what they have read.

This powerpoint will help you teach the different verbs like BAILAR , SALTAR, and the most common verbs used to speak about activities and sports. It will enable students to start making their own sentences about the activites they do or sport they play.