Italian Grammar in Context is a set of 17 passages in Italian, each of which is used to illustrate a particular grammatical point. Full explanations of the grammar points are given and practice exercises are provided, together with answer keys. The contents list is as follows: 1. La mia vita di casa: Adjectives 2. La giornata di Edoardo: Reflexive Verbs 3. Richard Gere: Perfect Tense with Avere 4. Boris Becker: Perfect Tense with Essere 5. La fidanzata di Valentino: Imperfect Tense 6. Cosa farei come lavoro: Future Tense 7. Cosa fare in futuro: Conditional Tense 8. Le prime impressioni della Scozia: Pluperfect Tense 9. Una cena in famiglia: Past Definite Tense 10. La televisione: Subjunctive Tense 11. Milano 2: una nuova città sportiva: Impersonal Verbs 12. L’Università italiana per stranieri di Perugia: Volere & Potere 13. Un matrimonio singolare: Stare per + Infinitive 14. Venezia, città morente: Stare + Gerund 15. A cavallo: Direct & Indirect Object Pronouns 16. I pericoli dei computer: Negative Expressions 17. California, paese dei sogni: Towns, Countries, Regions, Continents & Nationalities

This is a lesson plan and resources for a beginner’s Italian lesson to use with KS2. It would be perfect to use as a first Italian lesson, as it involves children learning the most basic vocabulary of ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye.’ The lesson plan gives details of a group starter, how to teach the ‘greetings’ vocabulary, a whole class game, a speaking and listening activity, simple reading/writing activity and plenary. It is highly interactive and allows the children to practise a range of language skills. All resources needed for the lesson are included in the price. The resources include: a 4 page PDF lesson plan; a 10 slide animated PowerPoint presentation containing the vocabulary to act as a visual aid (This is not editable. Click ‘Read Only’ to open.); a sheet for the starter; and colour and black & white versions of the reading activity. This is lesson 1 of Unit 1 Italian designed by Blossomingminds. Unit 1 is available here: Beginners Italian - Greetings and Introductions Bundle Unit 2 is available here: Italian All About Me 5 lesson bundle

I wrote these model answers in preparation for my speaking and writing exam for June 2019. I received a grade 9, so clearly they must have been good enough to secure the grade. They were marked and corrected by my GCSE Italian teacher, who is a native speaker. There are 21 answers and questions in the document.

A fun way to learn the names of colours in Italian. Helps also with word recognition. Also useful for early finishers. I have included the colours: blu scuro and verde chiaro/scuro. If you consider this worth buying, ‘mille grazie.’

This is a copy of all of the questions that I used for my GCSE students this summer. They sat the edexcel course but the questions could equally be used for the AQA course.

This resource will benefit teachers delivering the WJEC/Eduqas A Level Music specification and only using the Mendelssohn symphony for Q14. It highlights the main features, particularly those relating the Harmony, Melody, Instrumentation/Sonority and Structure. It also gives a brief overview of each movement. It will be ideal for those needing to use it as a starting point for the symphony.

Part of a unit of nine lessons looking at the Renaissance from a variety of themes: Italian city-states Origins Literature Art Architecture Exploration Science Medicine The last lesson comes with an assessment and mark scheme based on the unit.

A full lesson with a range of opinion phrases and vocab to express preferences on food & drinks in Italian. Visuals and link to youtube videoclips included. Speaking game and writing frames for a peer-assessed presentation also included! Extension and support for weaker students on each slide.

Within this topic there are 10 lessons focusing upon 2 GCSE Italian Social Media sentence builders. Each lesson has a minimum of 10 tasks based around listening, writing, speaking and reading. Included is also A topic cover poster 2 sentence builders 10 lessons STARTER GCSE READING QUESTIONS 1 test revision lesson 3 practice - self made - GCSE Italian social media exam papers, writing, reading, listening All exams have mark schemes and success criteria for 28 mark writing question (higher tier) 4 speaking extended tasks 2 extended translation tasks 4 Extended Writing Tasks (Descriptive and own responses) Mark schemes of smaller writing tasks (self adapted) A list of common verbs Grammar rules applicable to this topic A Verb test to test grammar rules application A test revision booklet with model 28 mark writing question answer AQA key question phrases list MULTIPLE CHEAT SHEETS TOTAL OF 65 FILES!!!

An Italian PPT with a selection of role plays focused on Italian GCSE topics: at the cafe, cinema, train station, post office, chemist, gift shop and restaurant. Each slide has instructions for students and the answers are on additional slides.

An introduction lesson, basic and colourful, introducing the alphabet, greetings and some cultural images as an input for discussion! Ideal for Yr 7 or a beginner group!

This is a card sort to help students learn words for numbers (30 words in total). This resource covers 1-20 and 30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,1000,1000000. This would be a useful task with younger groups or low ability groups. There are three separate files, depending on how you want to present the task. - The 'teacher copy' shows a grid with all items already matched. - The 'student version' is a random layout, print this out and give to students. They can then cut out the items and match them, or stick them into their workbooks. - The 'quick cut' is designed so that you can produce 10 packs of cards quickly and easily using a guillotine. Each page has the same card 10 times over. This allows you to remove words that may not be suitable or needed. Alternatively you can print the same page twice double-sided to produce flash cards.

Presentation with tips to improve writing and understand Edexcel criteria.

31 slides with notes and activities to teach the days, months and date in Italian.

A speaking booklet for Italian GCSE students with a set of 100 general conversation questions to help prepare students for their oral exam. This document follows the topic structure for AQA but is editable and could be adapted. The questions are ordered by theme and include all subtopics within the theme. The questions are structured to ensure that students use the full tense range.

These resources taken from a lunchtime Italian club I used to run. Covers: Greetings Personal details (name, age, where you live) Food and drink Focus on culture Focus on the region of Campania Wordsearches, gapfills, certificates and worksheets provided as well as lessons.

This is a 25 page long booklet which has been created to support and strech Y10s and Y11s GCSE Italian students to master the new writing paper. It, therefore, contains: scaffolded activities to help students write about the 5 topic areas (Identity & Culture, School, Work, Holidays and Tourism and International events) translation activities into Italian and into English examples of writing tasks at different levels exercise to improve accuracy revision activities on connectives, opinions and main verbs strategy to write a formal letter I hope you find it useful If you like this, please leave some positive feedback Grazie mille!

A PPT with speaking test material for higher tier Italian GCSE students. Includes a role-play and photo card. Topics: holidays and jobs.

A PPT suitable for GCSE Italian that reviews future/conditional tenses. Includes mini tests on both tenses, a gap-fill exercise, translation and writing exercises as well as photo prompts for free speaking.

A worksheet that explains how to form Italian prepositions when they are followed by the article. Also includes some practice exercises for students.

Children continue their study of modern day Italy, looking at the climate and at how this differs from the climate in the UK. They investigate holiday brochures and plan the places they would like to visit if taking a holiday in Italy. Suitable for years 3 and 4. Find other lesson plans and resources at www.hamilton-trust.org.uk.