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A set of four worksheets using vocabulary from the new AQA GCSE syllabus (2024) for topic of Theme 2 topic ‘Customs, Festivals and Celebrations’. Intended focus is topic vocabulary so could be used as part of topic teaching or good for GCSE revision packs. Answers included. Activities include: Match Spanish to English Translate into English Fill in the missing word Unscramble the word / phrase Find the definition Choose the correct translation Other GCSE topics available on my shop or as a bundle through this link: /teaching-resource/resource-13210366

Las fechas, los dias y los meses worksheet to practise spellings of days and months of the year, plus spotting mistakes in written dates. Matching PPT available: /teaching-resource/resource-13123096

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

A worksheet with three exercises to practise adjective agreements with colours. Powerpoint available for teaching adjective agreement: KS2/3 Los colores /teaching-resource/resource-13124622 Additional colours worksheet for introducing colours and opinions: KS2/3 Los colores /teaching-resource/resource-13119935

Worksheet to practise spellings and writing basic opinions on colours in Spanish. Powerpoint to teach and practise vocabulary available: KS3 Los colores. Additional worksheet available to practise adjective agreement with colours: KS3 Los colores + adjective agreement

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 review countries, near future activities in the first person, and places in town.

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

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 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 that could be used for a cover lesson around Halloween or for a bit of fun before October half term. Matching PPT available: /teaching-resource/resource-13121997 The last activity - noughts and crosses - could be used to practise pronunciation by saying the words aloud in Spanish or practise the translations by putting the words into English.

A powerpoint of eleven slides to introduce key vocabulary for sports and similar activities (skiing, dancing, swimming etc). Introduces giving simple opinions on sports. Introduces and practises the verbs ‘juego al’ and ‘hago’ with sporting activities. Introduces and practises saying what days of the week you practise sports. Translations summary slide. Worksheets available: /teaching-resource/resource-13118240 /teaching-resource/resource-13118236

Two worksheets (adapted for learning abilities) to practise vocabulary for places in the town, and saying what is and is not in your town / city. Can be used alongside powerpoint: /teaching-resource/resource-13150018

MFL teaching suggestions for in class activities useful for improving student engagement and enjoyment in lessons. Can be used for KS3 / 4 classes. Important: These are not all my own original ideas but collected from various CPD sessions, textbooks and other resources and collated to help other MFL teachers to broaden the activities they offer in lessons.

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 for practising parts of the body and the verb ‘doler’ in the 1st person present. Label the picture Find out what parts of the body these are and write the English (could be taught or done as a dictionary activity) Choose me duele or me duelen (explanation included) Created in 2024.

Two worksheets to practise the use of simple comparative and superlative phrases for school subjects (eg. La música es mejor que la física. / Las mates son las más difíciles.) Aimed at GCSE students. Exercises include choosing the correct article, translating into Spanish and English, complete the missing parts of the sentence.

A worksheet for reviewing spellings of school subjects, adjective agreements, use of ‘ser’ and correcting errors in writing.

A pin code sheet for forming phrases to describe a family.