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A worksheet to practise the verb ‘ir’ in full in the present tense. Four exercises: Complete the verb table Choose the correct verb for the sentence. Correct the errors in the use of the verb in the sentence. Translate sentences using the verb ‘ir’ into Spanish. Suitable for KS3 or fast-track KS4. Made in-line with new AQA 2024 GCSE syllabus.

A worksheet to practise recognition and spellings of Spanish numbers from 0-31. Matching powerpoint available: /teaching-resource/resource-13120118

A worksheet for practising the differences between SER and ESTAR in the present tense, aimed at KS3 or KS4. Could be used to teach from scratch, or as a revision refresher. The top of the page explains the rules and the two verbs in full, followed by two exercises: Look at the scenarios and write whether you would use ser or estar (eg. saying where the bank is) Read the sentences and complete with the correct conjugated verb from ser or estar.

A worksheet to practise the verb ‘me gusta’ with free time infinitives and giving opinions.

A resource to practise two verbs used for sports and activities - jugar and hacer.

A worksheet to review weather phrases, first person present tense freetime activities and using ‘si’ and ‘cuando’.

A worksheet to introduce and practise the verbs TENER and SER in the present tense in Spanish, Three activities increasing in difficulty to use all six people in full of both verbs: Fill in the missing parts of the verb Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence from two options. Translate the missing verb in the sentence. Could be used alongside teaching of family members and personal descriptions: /teaching-resource/resource-13125622 /teaching-resource/resource-13128223

A worksheet for introducing and practising common greetings and introduction questions and answers in Spanish. Ideal for KS2 or KS3 teaching or cover lesson. Matching PPT available: /teaching-resource/resource-13214100 Also available as part of bundle with other beginner topics for Spanish teaching: /teaching-resource/resource-13212878

This is an activity to practise vocabulary about going on holiday in several tenses through translation. You can easily adapt this resource to different abilities and could be helpful as a bit of end of term fun or to break up a topic with a ‘fizzy lesson’. Some ideas for usage: Give one student a sentence each at random around the room – they must talk to each other to find the missing sentences and translate them into English in the correct order. Post these around the classroom or corridors (wherever you are allowed!!) for students to complete a translation treasure hunt. Adapt the sentences into a tangled translation (put some parts in English) and give them the target to get it all into one language or both languages, depending on ability level. Adapt the text into a gap fill – give them a sheet with missing words to complete and send them around to look for the answers. Play bingo – give students the whole paragraph on the board and then give them one strip each. Read the sentences out in a random order – last one standing wins. Speedy translation – in groups the students must reassemble to text and translate it correctly. You could remove the numbers if you wish. Find a sentence with the ‘X’ tense / find the sentence with ‘X’ word. A present tense freebie KS3 version is available here: /teaching-resource/resource-13281050

A resource with three sheets for practising all the tenses at GCSE in the form of a table. Good for testing knowledge of key verbs and spotting the irregulars in the various tenses. Page 1: First person Page 2: Third person Page 3: Fourth person The verbs are the same on each table, however you could choose to change them for other verbs if you intend to use the three sheets in the same session. Easily adaptable for different abilities by removing or adding verbs / tenses. Could also be made into a spot the mistakes activity. Answers included.

A vocab testing booklet with vocabulary from the new AQA specification ‘general’ vocabulary section for Foundation Tier. Ideal for revision of handy words that appear in papers, but are not necessarily covered in the topic vocabulary lists. First set of activities is a ‘choose the correct translation’ and the second set of activities is ‘write the English for’. Easily adapted for different abilities or could be divided up further to create a starter or plenary activity. Higher Tier will be available soon.

A resource for introducing verbs, opinions and time frames to talk about past holidays using first person preterit verbs (originally created for lower ability group).

A PPT with 20 slides for introducing and practising the vocabulary for the weather phrases in Spanish. Ideal for any syllabus, but made with vocabulary suggested by Claro textbook series. Activities include: Choral repetition Find the spelling errors Present a weather forecast Translation / Dictation Follow that phrase Phonics practice Mosaic writing / listening grid. Easily adaptable to different levels.

A PPT with seventeen slides, for introducing greetings in Spanish, ideal for KS2 or KS3. Vocabulary for simple conversations (greetings, saying your name and age, saying where you are from). Activities include: Call and response Fill in the blanks Correct the spellings Roleplays Read aloud in Spanish Could be used alongside: /teaching-resource/resource-13117671

A PPT that introduces and practises words linked to Halloween, which could be used for a lesson before October half term fun. See notes for suggestions for each slide. Matching worksheet available. Call and response slides Guess the covered picture slides What’s the missing picture slides Pictionary / Charades / Hangman ideas

PPT with 19 slides to teach all numbers from 0-1000. Includes options for activities in notes and a slide with additional activities that can be done in lessons to practise numbers further. Slides introduce vocabulary and give points for testing understanding in the lesson.

A worksheet to reinforce using DOPs in Spanish, aimed at GCSE or as a refresher a A-Level. Answers provided.

A powerpoint with 19 slides to teach food items in Spanish, give opinions on food, practise adjective agreement, and talk about meals. Activities include: Adjective agreement practice Correct the phrase Read aloud Translate Dictation Vocab bingo / pictionary Memory tester Would be best used as a teaching resource for a unit on food - activities can be expanded and adapted as required.

A PowerPoint for introducing and practising formations and uses of imperfect tense in Spanish. Regular endings Three irregular verbs (ser / ir / ver) Reflexive formation Activities include: Translations Conjugating verbs Read aloud / one dice speak Deciding why to use the imperfect tense. Ideal for GCSE teaching or revision.