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Help your students to understand the importance of learning languages! This ready-to-use lesson includes a PowerPoint with interactive content and a fun “Hello in 20 languages” activity. Develop your class’s global awareness and excitement for language learning, a perfect catalyst for classroom discussion with students working in groups. Resources included PowerPoint with content to challenge the idea that ‘everyone speaks English’. Looking at language-learning apps and their limitations, reasons to learn a language and an understanding of the importance of different languages in different contexts. All answers included. Language awareness activity. Students match the ‘hello’ in each language to the name of the language. Lesson instructions.

A mixture of games, pair work activities and translation activity using a sentence builder, students learn a range of way sot answer the question of Que tal? / How are you? Students are introduced to tengo and estoy in the range of responses. Resources included: PowerPoint with interactive activities that aim to practice all 4 skills. Sentence builder Lesson instructions

A scaffolded resource to help students master Spanish pronunciation! This interactive lesson and worksheet helps students build confidence, reinforce pronunciation rules, and make practice fun; perfect for all levels of learners.

Kick off Year 7 Spanish with a fun quiz, lesson plan, interactive games, and a word search exploring Spain and Spanish-speaking countries, perfect for Year 7 first lessons! This ready-made resource set helps engagement, great for ice-breaking, and helps students discover the global reach of Spanish. Resources included: Lesson instructions PowerPoint for the Quiz with answers and tie break question - the quiz has general knowledge questions looking at various areas of Spanish life. This provides great opportunity to talk about the differences between the UK and Spanish-speaking countries. Map-based game looking at Spanish-speaking countries in the world. Wordsearch activity using Spanish-speaking countries’ names.

Using a guided PowerPoint and sentence builder, students practice a short dialogue looking at asking for and giving your name, nickname and also being able to say what your parents call you. There is revision of using the alphabet from an earlier lesson using listening skills. The work is done to practice speaking, listening and writing skills. Resources included: PowerPoint Sentence builder Lesson instructions

Learn and practice the Spanish alphabet using music, games and pair work. Resources included: A powerpoint with scaffolded practice of the alphabet, including a link to a ‘earworm’ song for learning the letters of the alphabet, guided pairwork and a game to play in teams or as a whole class. Print outs of the alphabet for student reference. Lesson instructions.