An animated introduction to family members in Italian with special attention to the use of definite articles. It’s designed to help children building their vocabulary whilst understanding the difference between masculine, feminine, singular and plural nouns and how they combine with articles. It makes learning Italian language a fun, accessible and enjoyable experience. Along the video: A linked activity sheet If you enjoy the videos, subscribe to the YouTube channel for more!

I print and laminate these so that pupils can use them every time they complete a writing task. This eliminates a lot of time asking questions and using dictionaries and encourages independent learning. The pack includes a verb mat with different tenses, useful GCSE controlled assessment phrases and KS3 key vocab phrases.

It is a worksheet about family members in Italian. It contains exercises of various types for better practice. The types of exercises are: translations from English to Italian. a short paragraph where students have to write about their family using some given words. a family tree that the students can complete. Answer keys are also included. Includes pages of print-and-go worksheets.

This 5-page file includes: ~A fun Italian reading in which a young woman named Cecilia has a choice of four candidates to be her ideal boyfriend! Throughout the reading there are numerous uses of the present subjunctive for students to see in context as Cecilia describes the qualities her ideal boyfriend would have and each of the candidates also describe one or two qualities they are looking for. ~With a short a short writing assignment in the subjunctive. ~Answer key. NOTE: There are 2 versions of the reading, one with the subjunctive verbs highlighted.

A complete set of general conversation questions to help prepare students for both their oral and written exam. This document follows the topic structure for AQA but it is easily editable and can be easily adapted! The questions are divided by theme and subtopics within the theme! There are also additional questions for higher. All questions are tailored to ensure the candidate uses the full tense range, as well as ‘complex phrases’ to access the higher grades. Each question is followed by its English translation.

A fun, fact-filled, seven-page Italian worksheet pack all about the FIFA World Cup 2026. This resource was created for the 2026 tournament, full of topical activities that reference this year’s line-up! There’s something for every level in here, from vocabulary word-matching to flag descriptions to short text comprehensions about the championship and Italy’s historic place in it. There’s even a predict-your-own page where the students can write in their expectations for the round of 16 onwards in this year’s tournament! Throughout the pages there’s plenty of scope for cross-topic linkups, with lots of reusable vocabulary including colours, countries and sports. The language level ranges from A1 to A2/B1 on the CEFR scale (ideal for Year 8/9), with plenty of cognates, designed to encourage gist-reading longer texts. Answers to all the vocabulary activities are supplied at the end of the worksheet set.

Huge thanks to Jane80 who made a Big Fat French Quiz - and I thought it was so good, I have copied her format and made an Italian version. I get my classes to make jokers and use them on 1 round, so that they double their score for that round and this makes the quiz out of 50. I am sure that there may be better questions out there so please feel free to let me know if it can be improved. I hope you will find this an ideal resource for the end of the year. I have also just updated the answer sheets at the end which i realise were incorrect - sorry.

Copies of J. B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls in bilingual format: English - French English - Urdu English - Portuguese English - Italian English - Ukrainian Plus the MASTER Copy for you to use and translate into any additional languages required via the REVIEW - TRANSLATE function on PowerPoint. Translations might not be perfect as they have been translated using Microsoft Translations. More translations to come in another bundle. Bundle fee covers the time required to format the script into a bilingual page presentation and translate into the other languages.

Italian introduction to greetings, numbers and months which leads into the first homework task. Learning objective : To know basic greetings. To practice a conversation. To compare two conversations. Recognise numbers 1-10 (more for MATs) and to play a game before creating an informative spider gram which serves as homewerk framework. See my other resources for FREE provision of a range of mind maps which you can use for the spider gram activity here.

A worksheet with accompanying web page about Christmas in Italy and Italian Christmas vocabulary.

This great bundle of eight activity sheets has four activity sheets for the numbers 1 - 10, and four activity sheets for the numbers 11 - 20. These activity sheets would be ideal for classes with 3 different levels of ability. In the bottom left hand corner of six of the activity sheets you will find a colour in Italian: verde is for the lower ability group giallo is for the middle ability group rosso is for the higher ability group For each set of numbers there is a fun colouring activity which involves doing some simple maths equations and then colouring the equations which have dieci or venti as their answer. The colouring activity sheets could suit a mixture of abilities. You may also work through this bundle of activity sheets with your whole class, starting with the numbers 1 to 10 for verde, then if time permits progress to giallo and then rosso. You could choose whether to do the colouring sheet after verde or at a later stage. The same process would work for the activity sheets for numbers 11 - 20. There may then be differentiation by outcome as the more able pupils may complete more activity sheets in the time allocated than the rest of the class. For the activity sheets with maths equations some pupils may prefer to write the numbers as figures to help them work out the answers. These great activity sheets may either be completed in class or would work well as a homework as all the Italian numbers the pupils need to complete the activities are on each page.

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.

A PPT with 20 Italian quiz questions about Christmas with pictures and the answers on the last slide. All the questions are in Italian and are multiple choice. Could be used in in groups or with individuals. Suitable for KS3 or KS4 and could be adapted for lower levels.

This resource is designed for students preparing for the GCSE Italian Higher Tier exam. It includes 20 translation tasks covering a wide range of key exam topics such as school, family, free time, technology, health, environment, holidays and future plans. The resource is divided into two sections: Italian to English translation English to Italian translation Each task consists of a short paragraph (3–4 sentences), reflecting the style and level of real GCSE exam questions. The texts are carefully written to challenge higher-tier students and include a variety of complex grammatical structures such as different tenses, opinions, justifications, and more advanced constructions. Students are required to produce accurate translations while maintaining meaning and adapting structures appropriately. The tasks help develop vocabulary, grammatical accuracy and translation skills necessary for achieving top grades (7–9). The worksheet also includes space for students to write their answers, making it ideal for classroom use, homework or independent revision. Model answers are provided to support self-assessment or teacher feedback. Answers included. 15 pages. Ideal for: GCSE Italian (Higher Tier), Years 10–11

A comprehensive worksheet to revise Italian families - theme 1 of the Edexcel syllabus.

A general knowledge quiz on the culture of Italy in Italian. Topic areas include- art, history, geography and famous people 32 questions with answers + tiebreaker Suitable for Intermediate level or an A’level class

This Global MFL Christmas Quiz is designed to be the definitive end-of-term activity for KS3–KS4 languages. It explores Christmas “around the world” through ten high-engagement rounds, covering international traditions, multilingual vocabulary, global foods, songs, emojis, picture clues, and even a meme challenge. Mapped to KS3 National Curriculum, CfE Modern Languages, Wales LLC, Ireland Junior Cycle, and ACTFL (see curriculum standards slide on page 3) , this quiz keeps your festive lessons meaningful without adding to workload. Ideal for: Secondary French, Spanish, German, Italian Mixed-language classrooms Last week of term Cover lessons Whole-school or house Christmas quizzes Includes: PowerPoint quiz (10 rounds) Teacher answer sheet Student/team answer sheets Celebration certificates Photo-booth slides Low-prep, visually clear, and culturally rich - this is the must-have MFL Christmas quiz for 2025!

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.

This is a whole school quiz with Italy as a theme and it crosses every subject.

Worksheet. Culture. Students work our key information about important Italian festivals. You can decide how much help to give them - there is a vocabulary list, but depending on their ability you might allow them a dictionary or encourage them to break the sentences down, look for cognates and work it out themselves.