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A worksheet designed for GCSE students to help them recall common false friends in Spanish - and avoid some of the common traps in the reading and listening exams.

A PowerPoint to help recap / introduce the subjunctives in Spanish to higher tier GCSE students or students embarking on their A levels.

An example essay considering whether Pans Labyrinth could be considered a ‘fairytale for adults’.

An example text that can be used for reading practice, as consolidation for if clauses and conditionals, and as a basis for encouraging your students to create their own written piece about their ideal school.

A thorough, animated PowerPoint to explain and practise the conjugations for the preterite and imperfect past tenses in Spanish and their irregulars, and clarify the contexts to use them in.

A thorough, concise, and carefully animated PowerPoint explaining how gerunds are formed and used in Spanish. There are slides dedicated to practising how to spot when to use a gerund, and how to conjugate them and use them in sentences. This powerpoint also briefly covers the irregular gerunds, and how to use gerunds with reflexive or object pronouns, making it ideal for an advances GCSE group, or A level group.

A clear and concise Powerpoint to explain what a reflexive verb is, and how to conjugate them in Spanish. Step by step guide with animations and practice to ensure your students are carefully supported until they are confident.

Access to the first round of a mini quiz to get your students thinking about words within words, and how they can decipher new vocabulary by identifying elements of the words they recognise. Full quiz also available /teaching-resources/shop/CherylRobertson

Have fun and practise your phonetics with this little tongue-twister challenge.

A little snippet of the Quiz about Spanish Idioms so you can sample before you purchase.

A worksheet to help your students identify the changing family structures and values in Spanish society.

A catchy and familiar tune designed to help your students remember the names of animals and the sounds they make, noting the difference between Spanish and English onomatopoeia.

A quiz to help your students remember the key characteristics of life under the Francoist regime.

A catchy familiar melody that will help your learners remember the key question about what they like to do in their free time, and some example activities.

A catchy and familiar melodyand video to help your learners remember the basic colours in Spanish

A catchy, familiar tune to help your students remember their school subjects, opinions, and a few key verbs related to school.

A catchy marching melody to help your students learn the Spanish numbers 1-20.

A catchy, familiar tune to help your students retain phrases about being hungry and thirsty and the key verbs ‘comer’ and ‘beber’.

A short video to recap the preterite past tense verb conjugations in Spanish, and a fun and catchy chant to really help your students remember the endings.

Three worksheets to help your students prepare for the general speaking conversation element of the oral exam, based on the 3 themes of the AQA syllabus.