Vocabulary booklet containing words and phrases on: Professions Useful Grammar The workplace What do you do? What is it like? My ambitions Qualities Job applications Plans for the future The Future Tense

PowerPoint to teach vocab about housework chores. Contains some activities from TES.

Worksheet and answer key on school subjects and opinions.

Workbook of activities on telling the time. Includes a help sheet at the beginning with a completed clock face, numbers 1 to 30 and a list of times for differentiation and scaffolding.

PowerPoint to teach numbers and birthday basics. Contains listening exercises, speaking, reading and writing. Contains a blend of self-created and TES activities.

A reading comprehension on la comida. Two versions, one with questions in English and the other with questions in Spanish. Includes an answer key.

PowerPoint with a blend of TES activities and self-made activities to teach jobs in Spanish. Includes grammar points such as ‘hay que + infinitive’.

A reading worksheet in Spanish on the topic of school life. Can be used as a controlled assessment or class task. Covers school subjects, opinions, relationships with teachers, hobbies and clubs.

A PowerPoint to introduce vocabulary on describing the appearance of houses. Includes some TES activities, various games and challenges.

Simple worksheet with activities and instructions on the time in Spanish.

PowerPoint to introduce the structure “Se puede” + infinitive. In the context of tourism and holidays, this can be changed to suit any context.

Printable and editable snakes and ladders board game on perfect tense.

A reading comprehension on the topic of jobs.

PowerPoint on traditional Spanish food with a video task. Also contains a sample Spanish menu.

Blockbuster on the topic of free time with vocabulary on tv, film and music.

A booklet of sample directed writings for pupils to read and give estimated marks. Includes marking scheme and marking guide.

PowerPoint with guidance on an open book writing assessment on the topic of Mi Instituto. Topics to cover: * What is your school called? How many pupils and staff are there? Which subjects do you study? Which subjects do you like or dislike? What facilities does your school have? What are the teachers like? Describe them. Do you do any sports or clubs at school?