A series of exercises to recap hobbies and activities in Spanish for Y7 pupils. Also ideal for private tutoring. Tasks include match-ups, translations, fill the gap, and a writing task. Word document ready for printing.

First lesson of a series of 4 lessons on passé composé. This lesson focuses on the grammar explanation of the passé composé with auxiliary avoir. The grammar explanation is broken down and scaffolded to allow for easy&efficient assimilation and retainment. Activities include a mini-whiteboard activity (online or with real mini-whiteboards) and a translation task.

A really effective lesson to consolidate the students’ knowledge of passé composé with auxiliary avoir. The lesson is also good as a first presentation of passé composé with auxiliary avoir, as it includes the whole grammar explanation. Activities include: an initial word snake game that is an ideal starter to settle the pupils and get them thinking a reading task to recognise the passé composé in a text (and to work on general text comprehension skills) mini-whiteboard task with the challenge of extending into full sentences for higher achievers an English to French translation task a fun noughts and crosses game to check for understanding and retainment.

The final lesson of passé composé includes a recap of passé composé with auxiliary ‘avoir’ and a full explanation of passé composé with auxiliary ‘etre’, with the SAP construction rule and the Mrs Vandertramp (verbs of movement or state of being) list. Activities include: a word snake game to use a starter, to settle the class and get them thinking a mini whiteboard task with challenges for higher achievers an unjumble the sentences task a final quiz to test the pupils’ understanding of passé composé

A full lesson on passé composé with auxiliary avoir. It includes a complete recap of passé composé with ‘avoir’ (as seen in lesson 1 and 2) and an explanation of passé composé with irregular past participles. Activities include: the same noughts and crosses game as lesson 2 to use a starter to check for retainment and understanding (feel free to change the questions inside) a mini-whiteboard task that includes irregular verbs a translation task a delayed dictation task to use as a plenary (find the sentences in the slide’s notes or make up your own).

A full lesson on food vocabulary and partitive articles. The lesson begins with a slide containing lots of food pictures - students should be asked which words they already know. Then lots of food vocabulary is presented with three mini match-up tasks and one final memory game to allow pupils to work on pronunciation and retainment. The lesson then moves on to a grammar presentation on partitive articles, with a fill the gap exercise. The last task is a fun bingo game to check for vocabulary retainment.

A full lesson on activities and suggestions using the contruction ‘‘on pourrait…’’ . The lesson includes a starter activity (word snakes), presentation of vocabulary and of ‘‘on pourrait’’ construction, a match-up activity to consolidate learning, and finally a writing task with lots of scaffolding.

A short crossword based on food. Has solutions at the bottom of the page, check before printing. Perfect for filling some time or as a starter or plenary activity.

A full lesson focussed on healthy living vocabulary and sentences, with a grammar explanation on how to form negative sentences. Activities include a fun reading and sorting out task (on Madame Terrible et Monsieur Parfait), an unjumble the sentences task, a translation task, and finally an engaging, relaxing activity that will let the children revise the lesson content with creativity: a poster making lab.

This one page resource presents the benefits of eating seafood and fish in a fun and colourful way. This can be used in primary school settings and in SEND settings. It can be used before or after a cooking lesson, or as part of a science / PSHE lesson.

This one page resource presents the benefits of the Mediterranean diet in a fun and colourful way. This can be used in primary school settings and in SEND settings. It can be used before or after a cooking lesson, or as part of a science / PSHE lesson.

This one page resource presents the benefits of eating fruit in a fun and colourful way. This can be used in primary school settings and in SEND settings. It can be used before or after a cooking lesson, or as part of a science / PSHE lesson.

This resource includes a quick and simple presentation of Thomas George’s life, ideal for SEND and young children to practice independent reading. It also includes a mini quiz to check understanding and retainment, and some examples of his artwork. Children can then have a go at their own Thomas George inspired artwork with carchoals!

This Word document includes an explanation on scale and proportion with images to help understanding, an exercise to ensure retainment, and an explanation on the main task (creating artwork playing around with scale and proportion).