Chapter from a book I co-authored. Very successful with KS3 and 4 students

A sentence builder to introduce the perfect tense of regular verbs and two pages of old school drills carefully designed to gradually build up understanding and command of the formation of the perfect tense. The same vocabulary can be found on my free website www.language-gym.com (boxing game : Perfect tense of regular verbs)

- A sentence builder with translation task covering all present verb forms of jugar, ir and hacer - An oral translation board game (no snakes no ladders)

A collection of resources on connectives and other discourse markers and useful phrases suitable for A-level writing revision.Challenging, meant for able A-level students

A whole chapter from an Italian learning book I co-authored on foods and drinks. Plenty of activities. Very student-friendly

TOPICS; daily routine, school, health and lifestyle, family relationships and my 'universals' Research shows clearly that teaching vocabulary through patterns and collocations is a much more effective way than teaching single words. Although I have always endeavoured to teach words in context and phrases, this collection of quickies is more au fait with current vocab research. As a result, here is a new set of GCSE revision quickies that are chunk-based and focus on collocation and lexical priming. These new quickies complement the ones I have previously created beautifully in my opinion. Why you should use them: they reflect the way humans learn languages - through chunks and lexical patterns rather than single words. So the focus here is on developing a repertoire of ready-to-use phrases recycled over and over again.

Two sheets of activities practising the use of relatives, apres + past infinitive + imperfect vs perfect tense, irregular adjectives and other structures in the context of holidays. The first in a series of worksheets aiming to recycle key structures over and over again across a wide range of topics and linguistic contexts

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

Old school drills on reflexive verbs with verb lists, all contextualised in the topic of daily/school routine A sentence builder on school routine with activities to drill the language in Writing mats with translation for making more complex sentences with subordinate clauses A series of old school drills to practise key verbs in the context of school An oral translation board game to practise high frequency chunks on daily routine/school life

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

7 revision quickies on health and holidays for GCSE students of middle to high proficiency

7 narrow reading texts recycling to death talking about oneself . Used it with year 5s and worked very well

Pool of resources including 3 oral translation games with answer key, reading comp, vocab builder and gap-fill don't forget that most of the vocab in these resources can be found on my free website: www.language-gym.com

3 GCSE revision quickies on holidays, all chunk-based

4 word documents packed with vocab building activities teaching useful language chunks through deep semantic processing tasks