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Women In The Workforce – Great Spanish Studies At The A-Level

Spanish Activities Key Stage 5 -A Levels

The topic of women in the labour market is crucial and thought-provoking for A-level students to examine and discuss. Throughout history, women have encountered significant discrimination and formidable barriers in the workforce, ranging from unequal pay to limited opportunities for career advancement and restricted access to certain professions. It is imperative for students to fully …

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How To Use The Spanish Imperfect and The Preterite

Over the years I can see that those two past tenses tend to give to GCSE Spanish students a bit of a headache. Also, A-Level students can´t master this properly and often get confused therefore I have done this to clarify a bit. If you are not a Spanish GCSE or A-Level student doesn´t matter. …

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How can Year 7 students order drinks in Spanish?

Spanish Activities Key Stage 3

This activity can be used for a different range of Spanish students, Years 7, 8 and 9. Of course, depends a bit on how much Spanish you know and if you have covered the topic in your school. Play the PowerPoint and listen to all the slides or go to the ones you might find …

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Las Frutas – Great Song Learning The Fruits In Spanish

Spanish Activities Key Stage 1

This easy and catchy youtube video song from Pica, Pica. They will show you some fruits like “Melocotón, Manzana, Pera, Piña y Plátano”. I love Pica Pica, great people! I am not going to tell you what are the Spanish fruits, you need to listen to the song and if you want you could also …

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Spanish Food Activity for free

Spanish Activities Key Stage 2

During the third term, we usually learn and practice Spanish food. Here I have prepared some activities you can download or revise. This first activity looks like this: Remember “Te gusta” means “I like”, “no me gusta” means “I don’t like” and finally “Odio” means “I hate”. At this stage, I am not going to …

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