Beginners Les Nombres (0 to 31) printable puzzle worksheet, differentiated 3 ways. This activity suits beginners or near beginners in KS2 / KS3 (Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) or equivalents. It could be used for classwork, as an early finisher activity or homework task etc to consolidate Les Numeros / Les Nombres. PDF format.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   Includes: A 1-star version for lower ability, younger or less experienced students. This has number clues in English and a French wordbank containing all answers in alphabetical order A 2-star middle ability version (as above but with no wordbank) A 3-star more challenging version with French mental maths clues Solution included for easy marking   I have a pack of 6 more of these crosswords for 0-31, 0-61 and 0-100 (each differentiated the same 3 ways): French Number Crosswords   Or SAVE time and money with this French Numbers BUNDLE, which includes all the crosswords alongside a substantial presentation on Numbers to 100 (larger numbers to millions now also added) and interactive games, printable games, worksheets and puzzles.   TO GET AHEAD ON PLANNING YOU MIGHT LIKE MY MEGA BUNDLES: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3   French Worksheets and Puzzles MEGA BUNDLE French Games MEGA BUNDLE French Presentations MEGA BUNDLE   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: French Revision Worksheets BUNDLE French Vocabulary Revision Board Games French Giant Revision Crossword

NO PREP printable board game and vocabulary card for oral practice of basic German greetings (Die Begrüßungen auf Deutsch), farewells and introducing yourself in German. This speaking review activity reinforces vocabulary such as Guten Tag (Hello), Guten Abend (Good evening), Auf Wiedersehen (Goodbye) and Bis bald (See you soon). Students will practise asking and answering questions such as Wie geht’s? (How are you?), Wie heißt du? (What’s your name?), Wie alt bist du? (How old are you?), and Wo wohnst du? (Where do you live?). My German basics resources are made for students beginning German and near beginners in KS2 or early KS3 (Years 5, 6 and 7) and equivalents but they may suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview file to assess suitability. Three slightly different versions of this game are included, with minor changes to a small number of phrases with locations in them. This is to better suit learners in US & Canada (Page 1 of the PDF), Australia and New Zealand (Page 2), and UK and Ireland (Page 3). All phrases used in the game feature on the vocabulary card so if you are not teaching in any of these countries, you will still be able to use the game. The vocabulary card can support younger, less experienced, or less able students. Brief instructions for students are printed on the board, together with fuller instructions on Page 5 of the PDF file. In turn, students roll a dice and move the appropriate number of spaces. They have to say aloud in German the word, phrase or question they land on, otherwise they return to the space they came from. You may wish to print the board in A3 for larger groups but it works well in A4 too. SAVE by purchasing this as part of my German Greetings and Introductions BUNDLE, along with these further 4 resource packs: German Greetings and Introductions Presentation and Activities German Greetings Worksheets German Greetings Games German Greetings Role-Play Cards Although I’m in the early days of adding German content, if you teach French too you might be interested to explore some of my French resources: Huge French Basics BUNDLE

Beginners KS2 / KS3 (Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) French speaking games (2 sets of 40-card loop games/ follow me cards / dominoes) for revision of French calendar (le calendrier) vocabulary - dates, months (les mois), days of the week (les jours), as well as numbers to 31.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: * Upper Primary (Key Stage 2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) * Secondary (Key Stage 3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) * Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada * May suit others, depending on experience   These resources will help you plan multiple lessons. Additional US format date versions are also now included. One set features the date and month, the other (which has different dates) also includes the day. This game works especially well as a fun activity to teach the difference between the two ways of answering the question Quelle est la date? (What is the date?), which depends on whether you are including the day: C'est samedi cinq avril C'est le cinq avril Another teaching point reinforced with this activity is the fact that days and months do not start with capital letters in French. Print and laminate the sets for repeated use. There is no start or end card in either set; they are continuous loops so you can start wherever you want. This resource is available alongside other French Calendar resources (presentation, more games, worksheets and puzzles) in this bundle: French Calendar Bundle You can explore some of my other French basics resources by clicking on this bundle, which contains over 70 resources: Huge French Basics Bundle For engaging, time-saving printables and presentations to plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

KS2 / KS3 French Numbers to 100 (Les Nombres) printable speaking games: 5 loop games - a differentiated set of three 30-card loop games/follow me/domino cards for French mental maths and two 30-card sets for simple French number matching.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2 KS2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3 KS3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   PDF format. FRENCH MENTAL MATHS SETS: Combine mental maths agility with French number learning in this fun activity. The three sets cater for different ages, abilities and experiences of French. Giving children the chance to use French numbers (Les Nombres / Les Numeros ) in calculations can build understanding, recall and confidence in using them. Includes: one 30-card set focusing on numbers to 40 one 30-card set focusing on numbers to 60 one 30 card set focusing on numbers to 100 There is no particular starting card as each loop is continuous but all sets do have ‘un’ (one) in them and you might want to start them here. Each set has a different coloured border but if not printing in colour you might want to print on different coloured card or paper so as not to mix them up when using more than one set. SIMPLE NUMBER MATCHING SETS: Again, you can start at any point in the loops. There’s one 30-card set for 0-40 and another for 0-100. Whether in whole class activities or group work, I hope your pupils enjoy using these. If you can spare a moment I would be grateful for a review. Many thanks. You can buy this resource as part of a bundle with my other French number resources, which you can investigate below. This resource uses the following words for the four operations: plus - add moins - minus fois - times divisé par - divided by You can explore some of my other French basics resources by clicking on these bundles: Huge French Basics Bundle French Basics Presentations Bundle French Basics Worksheets and Puzzles Bundle For engaging, time-saving printables and presentations to help plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

KS2 / KS3 Beginners French worksheets and puzzles for your Pets in French unit (Les Animaux de Compagnie - also known as Les Animaux Domestiques). These printable writing activities for reviewing domestic animals vocabulary and phrases will be enough for multiple lessons and homework: 2 worksheets, a crossword and a word search. Both puzzles and one of the worksheets come in 2 differentiated versions and further differentiation is provided by a supporting vocabulary page. My French basics resources suit students beginning French and near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 and equivalents. PDF format. Please check the preview to see if they will suit your students. These resources focus on key French pet words such as cat, dog, rabbit, snake, hamster, guinea pig, horse, parrot, bird, mouse, goldfish, fish, turtle, lizard. Students practise the key questions and answers about pets (pet type, name, colour and age). Includes missing letter tasks, unscrambling words, word matching, basic reading comprehension and translation tasks. Alternative version of Worksheet 2 has amendments to word ‘colour’ (‘color’) for US teachers.   SAVE by purchasing as part of my French Pets BUNDLE, which also contains a French Pets Presentation and French Pets Games. All 3 resources focus on the same core vocabulary.   YOU MIGHT LIKE: 24 French Family and Pets Role Play Cards French Family and Pets BIG BUNDLE THESE WORKSHEETS ARE INCLUDED IN: French Worksheets and Puzzles MEGA BUNDLE   MORE INFO: FRENCH PETS VOCABULARY: Included with or without background, to support students completing the worksheets. WORKSHEETS: 2 worksheets (with answer keys). Includes missing letter tasks, word matching, basic reading comprehension and translation tasks. Worksheet 2 is included in a 1-star version (for younger, lower ability, or less experienced students) and a 2-star version that is more challenging. There’s a US version of Worksheet 2 (2 star version), with ‘colour’ in question 1 replaced by the spelling ‘color’. CROSSWORD AND WORDSEARCH: Differentiated versions - The 1-star version of the crossword contains a word bank for support and the 1-star version of the wordsearch contains the start of each word. Answer keys provided. There’s also a hidden sentence challenge at the end of the wordsearch, using the unused letters.

KS2 / KS3 Beginners French Vocabulary Basics Revision Games: 5 fun printable gameboards, with differentiation, for Snakes and Ladders (Serpents et Echelles). These activities were originally designed for French beginners and near beginners in Primary (Year 4, 5 and 6) and Year 7 and 8 and equivalents. They work well as a fun revision speaking task, perhaps at the start of term or end of term, or to use as early finisher activities. Any words not managed could perhaps be looked up online or in a French dictionary. If you are using them with a larger group you might want to print in A3. Answer and instruction cards are included in the PDF file.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   Boards 1 and 2 feature French words to be translated into English Boards 3 and 4 feature English words to be translated into French Board 5 is for lower ability students and features pictures and multiple choice answers.   This activity would suit a range of age groups, depending on their level of French experience. Most of the words come from these topics: calendar (le calendrier) - days (les jours de la semaine), months (les mois), dates etc. numbers (les nombres / les numeros) introductions and greetings weather (la meteo / le temps) classroom objects (les objets de la classe) colours (les couleurs)   SAVE by purchasing this as part of this BUNDLE: French Revision Activities BUNDLE You might also like French Revision Worksheets BUNDLE, which contains: French Revision Puzzles Worksheets French Comprehension Worksheets   Thank you for your interest in my resources. I hope I can save you some time!   EXPLORE RESOURCES FOR MANY FRENCH TOPICS… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3

If you are teaching Describing Appearance (Les Descriptions Physiques) and Personality Traits or Character Traits (Les Traits de Caractere / de Personnalite), you can consolidate the two units with this pack of 24 translation cards (en francais et en anglais) and a reading comprehension worksheet at two levels of challenge. There are 3 vocabulary support pages too. My French basics resources are designed for Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 for teaching or revision but might suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview to assess suitability. Due to ‘bruns’ being commonly used in Canada to describe brown eyes (instead of ‘marron’ which is common elsewhere), there is a separate Canadian version included within the Zip file. Both files are in PDF format. SAVE by purchasing this as part of a Describing People in French (Physical and Character) BIG BUNDLE, which also contains 2 smaller bundles: French Physical Descriptions BUNDLE French Character Traits BUNDLE ALL 7 DESCRIBING PEOPLE RESOURCES ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3 THIS CARDS AND WORKSHEET PACK IS ALSO INCLUDED IN: French Worksheets and Puzzles MEGA BUNDLE   CONTENTS: Vocabulary support: Two word mats (one for physical descriptions and one for character / personality descriptions). Display or print if any students require them. There’s also a card of common intensifiers (trop, assez, un peu etc), as some of the cards contain these linked to describing character traits (I am very friendly, I am too lazy etc). Please note these 3 vocabulary support pages are included in some related resources too. Translation cards: A set of 24 cards for oral practice of describing people in French, mixing both physical descriptions and personality. Print and laminate as required. In pairs, students translate the text on their card into French, practicing speaking it together. Or they could read the French and translate it into English. The 6 English language sides are designed to be printed back-to-back with the 6 translation sides for student self-checking. If you prefer, the translations could be printed as separate cards. Reading comprehension: This worksheet (included at 2 levels with answer keys) also mixes physical descriptions with personality descriptions, with a short third person text. The one-star version is for less experienced or less able students. It features the same text but has multiple choice questions.

KS2 / KS3 French writing printables for a Food and Drink in French Topic (La Nourriture et Les Boissons): 2 worksheets, a crossword puzzle and a wordsearch (all with differentiated versions) for consolidation and revision of key vocabulary. Originally designed for French beginners and near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6 and 7 and equivalents. Please check the previews to assess suitability. All in PDF within the Zip file. The crossword and wordsearch are included with and without a word bank for support to suit students of different abilities or experience. Answers / solutions included. As some words differ between UK and US English (chips / fries etc), I’ve included separate US versions where relevant. Resources focus on 30 common food and drink words Among the phrases taught and practised are: Qu’est-ce que tu aimes manger? (What do you like to eat?) and Qu’est-ce que tu aimes boire? (What do you like to drink?)   SAVE by getting this in a French Food and Drink BUNDLE along with: French Food and Drink Presentation French Food and Drink Printable Games ALL 3 ARE ALSO IN… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 THESE WORKSHEETS ARE ALSO IN THIS… French Worksheets MEGA BUNDLE   Many thanks for your interest in my resources. I hope I can save you some time!   MORE TOPICS TO EXPLORE… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3   REVISION RESOURCES… French Basics Revision Activities BUNDLE French Basics Revision Worksheets BUNDLE

KS2 / KS3 French Beginners speaking activity for revision of Les Sports et Les Passe-Temps / Les Loisirs vocabulary and phrases. 24 printable dialogue cards (en anglais et en francais) plus vocabulary support pages for Upper Primary and Early Secondary. Students practise giving opinions, saying how often they do activities, using ‘jouer’ and ‘faire’ etc. These scripted French conversations about leisure activities, interests and sport are a good stepping stone to more independent oral work / role-playing. My French basics resources suit students beginning French and near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6 and 7 and equivalents. PDF format. Please see the preview to check suitability. SAVE by purchasing this in my French Sports and Hobbies Big Bundle, which includes presentations, flashcards, worksheets, puzzles, printable games and activities, introducing and reviewing the same core vocabulary and phrases as these role-play cards. You may wish to get packs from the big bundle individually: Sports in French Presentation and Flashcards French Sports Worksheets Sports in French Games French Sports BUNDLE French Hobbies Presentation and Flashcards French Hobbies Worksheets French Hobbies Games French Hobbies BUNDLE The role-play cards focus on 18 sports and 18 hobbies / leisure activities and linked phrases and questions. Sports: badminton, baseball, basketball, cricket, football, American football, golf, ice hockey, rugby, tennis, table tennis, running, horse riding, gymnastics, cycling, karate, swimming, skiing. Hobbies / recreational activities: aller au parc, aller au cinema, cuisiner, danser, dessiner, écouter de la musique, faire du camping, faire du jardinage, faire les magasins, faire du patinage, faire de la photographie, jouer de la guitare, jouer du piano, jouer aux jeux de société, jouer sur l’ordinateur, lire, regarder la télé, sortir avec mes amis. Print and laminate. Pairs translate the conversation on their card into French, practising speaking it together. The 6 English language pages are designed to be printed back-to-back with the 6 translation pages for self-checking. If preferred, print translations as separate cards.

Quel temps fait-il? KS2 or KS3 Weather in French topic printable games and activities for lessons on La Météo en Francais / Le Temps vocabulary and phrases: 3 Four in a Row games, a board game for practising saying the weather in different locations, bingo or noughts and crosses cards, a 12-card loop card set, and vocabulary pages for support if required. My French basics resources are designed for Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 but might suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview. Within the Zip file, is a 14-page PDF file of the games and a 10-page PDF of vocabulary support pages. SAVE: Get this in my French Weather BUNDLE together with French Weather Worksheets and Puzzles and French Weather Presentation. ALSO INCLUDED IN: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French Games MEGA BUNDLE   The resources focus on 12 phrases: il pleut, il neige, il gele, il fait beau, il fait mauvais, il fait chaud, il fait froid, il y a des nuages, il y a du brouillard, il y a de l’orage, il y a du soleil, il y a du vent. FOUR IN A ROW: 3 game boards. Print in colour or black and white and laminate as required (use dry-wipe pens). First to get four in a row - vertically, horizontally or diagonally - wins. Students roll dice, then choose a weather phrase from that number column and say it in French. BOARD GAME: In turn, players roll dice and move the appropriate number of spaces. If they can say aloud in French the correct weather on the space they land on, they stay there etc. CHALLENGE VERSION: Students say the weather in the location they land on. (Il y a du soleil à Paris / Il y a du brouillard au Canada etc.) BINGO: 14 cards (the teacher could read out French weather phrases) or use for Noughts and Crosses, with students taking it in turns to say aloud a French weather phrase. You could laminate and use dry-wipe pens. LOOP GAME: A 12-card set, which forms a continuous loop. Distribute among players. First player reads the English language side of one of their cards and then all players check if they have the French translation. If they do, they will read out both sides of their card. VOCABULARY SUPPORT: Different formats, with and without background colour. TEACHER NOTES   Thanks for your interest.   YOU MIGHT LIKE…   KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3

KS2 / KS3 Beginners Pets in French PowerPoint PPT Lesson Presentation (also in PDF format) and printable flashcards for your Les Animaux de Compagnie (Les Animaux Domestiques) unit. This 40 slide presentation (and more slides for games) introduces and reviews key vocabulary and phrases for Pets in French and includes activities and tasks. My French basics resources suit students beginning French and near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6 and 7 and equivalents. Many slides feature answers that appear when you click, for students to respond. There are also some very short reading comprehensions and an additional 20+ slides at the end of the presentation (making it 65 slides in total) form a ‘Splat’ game and a memory game (Kim’s game), which could be played in teams, with students working out which images are missing each time and giving the word in French. In the Zip file, along with a PowerPoint version, there is an additional PDF version of the presentation. While the PDF version does not retain the ability for teachers to reveal answers by clicking, it will still help you introduce and review this topic if you do not have PowerPoint where you work. Also within the Zip file is a PDF of flashcards, with two on each page. The presentation focuses on 12 key animal words (cat, dog, rabbit, horse, snake, guinea pig, hamster, parrot, lizard, mouse, turtle, goldfish) and linked questions and answers, such as ‘Do you have a pet?’, and phrases linked to pets’ names, ages and colours. SAVE by purchasing as part of my French Pets BUNDLE, which also contains a French Pets Worksheets and French Pets Games. All 3 resources focus on the same core vocabulary. You might also be interested in: 24 French Family and Pets Role Play Cards French Family and Pets BIG BUNDLE Thank you for your interest in my resources. Explore more: KS2 / KS3 FRENCH MEGABUNDLE

KS2 / KS3 French Beginners printable speaking games and activities for your French Pets unit (Les Animaux de Compagnie - also known as Les Animaux Domestiques). Students practise 12 domestic animals in French and linked questions and answers (As-tu un animal?). My French basics resources suit students beginning French and near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6 and 7 and equivalents. Please check the previews to see a sample. The 12 pet words featured are: cat, dog, rabbit, snake, hamster, guinea pig, horse, parrot, mouse, goldfish, turtle, lizard. PDF format. Full instructions included. SAVE by purchasing this as part of my French Pets BUNDLE, which also includes my French Pets Worksheets and French Pets Presentation and Flashcards. Or purchase as part of my French Family and Pets BIG BUNDLE, along with 24 French Family and Pets Role Play Cards. INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE: VOCABULARY This page features the 12 French pet words together with images of the animals, to support students playing the games, if required. Display on screen or print. Included with and without background colour. FOUR IN A ROW 2 different game boards. Print and laminate. First to get four in a row - vertically, horizontally or diagonally - wins. Students roll dice, then choose a pets word from that number column and say it in French. If correct, use a dry-wipe marker to put a symbol or initial in that box. ‘I HAVE…WHO HAS?’ This loop game reviews phrases alongside some numbers. Print and laminate the 30 illustrated cards, which form a continuous loop. AS-TU UN ANIMAL? There are 36 game cards (18 identical pairs). Students are given a card each and must move around the room, trying to find the player with the matching card. To find this, one player asks “As-tu un animal?”. The other replies with the information on their card (e.g. “J’ai un chien et un lapin” / “J’ai deux lézards” etc) and vice versa. There are 2 versions. The first set includes French prompts for lower ability or younger students. The other is in English only. BINGO / NOUGHTS AND CROSSES 8 different cards for a group game of Bingo (teacher or student could read out words) or Tic Tac Toe / Noughts and Crosses, with students taking it in turns to say aloud a French pets word from their card. If cards are laminated, students could write on them with a dry-wipe marker. Thanks for your interest. More to explore: KS2 / KS3 FRENCH MEGABUNDLE

Beginners French KS2 / KS3 Halloween Vocabulary (L’Halloween) 80-slide PowerPoint lesson presentation and set of 23 flashcards. Featuring key words and phrases, plus games / activities for further practice, the presentation was made for beginners / near beginners in Year 4, 5, 6 and 7 and equivalents. There’s an additional PDF version, and a PDF containing the flashcards (2 to a page). Please check the previews to assess suitability. SAVE by purchasing this alongside my French Halloween Games and French Halloween Worksheets and Puzzles, in a good value FRENCH HALLOWEEN BUNDLE. POWERPOINT Includes cultural information about the fact that Halloween is not particularly celebrated in France and that French people are more likely to celebrate ‘La Toussaint’ on November 1st. Of course, French-speaking people elsewhere do celebrate Halloween so it’s a good chance to learn some fun vocabulary. The next few slides introduce more than 20 key words, one at a time, such as spider, black cat, broom, sweets, cemetery, bat, pumpkin, scarecrow, ghost, owl, moon, haunted house, monster, skeleton, witch, cauldron etc (in French of course). Following this, slides review these words, showing an image for students to give the word, with the answer appearing on the click of a mouse. Halloween-related French phrases are also taught, such as ‘I’m wearing a witch costume’ and ‘I’m scared’ and there are also slides teaching how to say ‘There are three black cats’ and ‘There are four spiders’ etc. There’s a slide with almost all key images on the screen for students to ‘splat’ with a fly swatter or equivalent (if displayed on a whiteboard) when the teacher calls out the words in French. NEWLY ADDED FOR 2019: There’s 2 rounds of an interactive Hexagons Game, where teams compete to make a trail of correct translations of Halloween vocabulary across the screen. Finally, the last 30+ slides form the memory game ‘Kim’s Game’, which could be played in teams, with students working out which images are missing each time and giving the word in French. The additional PDF version of the presentation will help those without PowerPoint access. It allows you to teach the vocabulary but does not retain the mouse-click interactivity of the original. The Hexagons Game also does not work without the interactivity and has therefore been omitted from the PDF version. FLASHCARDS Most of the Halloween words (23 in total) feature on these for classroom display. Please check out more of my work: Huge Basics Bundle **Thank you for your interest. Please explore FullShelf Resources

Speaking activities for a beginners French Key Stage 2 or Key Stage 3 (KS2 / KS3) Greetings, Farewells and Introductions FSL unit (saying your name in French, saying your age, saying how you are, where you live, giving your nationality etc): A set of printable 24 role play / skits cards for Les Salutations et Je Me Presente or Introducing Myself. These resources will help you plan multiple lessons at Year 4, 5, 6 or 7 and equivalents. PDF format. Full instructions are included. Children can pair up to translate the English into French. The English language sides are designed to be printed back-to-back with the appropriate translation for students to check. If preferred the translations could be printed as separate cards. I’ve included a vocabulary card, which can be provided for support where required. This oral activity reinforces ways of saying ‘hello’ (Bonjour, Salut etc) and ‘goodbye’ (Au revoir etc) as well as asking and answering questions such as ‘Ca va?’ (How are you?), ‘Comment tu t’appelles?’ (What’s your name?), ‘Quel age as-tu?’ (How old are you?), ‘Ou habites-tu?’ (Where do you live?) and ‘Tu es de quelle nationalite?’ (What nationality are you?). It’s a good stepping stone to more independent role-playing activities.   SAVE by getting this in a French Greetings and Introductions BUNDLE, which also contains: French Greetings and Introductions Presentation French Greetings and Introductions Games French Greetings and Introductions Worksheets   ALL 4 ARE ALSO IN THIS… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1   THESE ROLE-PLAY CARDS ARE ALSO IN THIS… French Role-Play Cards BUNDLE   Many thanks for your interest in my resources. I hope I can save you some time!   MORE TOPICS TO EXPLORE… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3   REVISION RESOURCES… French Basics Revision Activities BUNDLE French Basics Revision Worksheets BUNDLE

Quelle est la date? Beginners French KS2 / KS3 (Year 4, 5, 6 and 7) Printable Speaking Games for revision of calendar and date vocabulary: 10 Four in a Row game boards and a Snakes and Ladders Board for practising saying the date in French. These resources will help you plan multiple lessons at Key Stage 2 or Key Stage 3 (upper Primary and early Secondary and equivalents) for students beginning French or near beginners requiring revision of basic vocab and phrases. Originally made for UK schools, I have also added US date format versions of both resources. You can get these games with other French calendar resources (a substantial PowerPoint lesson presentation, bingo game, loop games, worksheets and puzzles) in this bundle: French Calendar (Le Calendrier) Bundle FOUR IN A ROW I originally created this to help pupils answer the French question 'Quelle est la date?' but there is no reference to French on the boards so they can also be used for Italian, Spanish, German and other languages. Pupils will practise calendar vocabulary - months (les mois), days of the week (les jours de la semaine) and numbers to thirty-one. Includes: 5 boards with the month and date 5 further boards with the month, date and day A fun language learning activity - ideal for a starter, early finisher task, main lesson consolidation work or as part of a bank of revision activities. Print in either A3 or A4 and laminate for regular use. Individuals or pairs play against each other, taking it in turns to roll a dice before choosing a date in the correct column (columns are labelled 1-6) to say in the target language. If correct, they could put their symbol or initial over it in a wipeable pen or cover it with a counter of a different colour to their opponent. The first player/team to get 4 in a row vertically, horizontally or diagonally is the winner. With 10 boards in total, they can swap with other pairs/groups when finished to have another game. SNAKES AND LADDERS Pupils play as per normal Snakes and Ladders, only they have to say the date they land on in French. The US date format version of the game is on page 2 of the file. Instructions are on page 3. Explore some of my other French basics resources: Huge French Basics Bundle For engaging, time-saving printables and presentations to plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

KS2 / KS3 Beginners French Halloween vocabulary (L’Halloween) speaking games and activities. Enjoy teaching spooky words this October with these fun printables, originally made for Year 4, 5, 6 and 7) for beginners or near beginners. May suit other ages depending on experience. Resources are included in colour, with alternative greyscale versions in a second file. Included: Vocabulary slide 4 x Four in a Row boards 2 x ‘I Have…Who Has?’ / Loop Games 30 x Bingo Boards SAVE by purchasing this as part of my French Halloween BUNDLE, alongside my French Halloween Presentation and Flashcards pack and my French Halloween Worksheets and Puzzles. FRENCH HALLOWEEN VOCABULARY Use this page to support students playing the games, if required. You can display it on a screen or print it. FOUR IN A ROW GAMES 4 different game boards. Print in colour or b&w and laminate as required. Works well in A3 for larger groups but A4 is good too. First to get four in a row - vertically, horizontally or diagonally - wins. Students roll dice, then choose a Halloween word from that number column and say it in French. If correct, use a dry-wipe marker to put a symbol or initial in that box, and so on. ‘I HAVE…WHO HAS?’ GAME 1 This game practises some of the key Halloween vocabulary in phrases alongside some numbers. Print and laminate the 30 illustrated cards, which form a continuous loop so you can start with any one. Distribute amongst players. First player reads the English language side of one of their cards and then all players check if they have the matching number of the correct item. If they do, they will read out both sides of their card. Students use ‘Qui a…?’ (‘Who has…?’) to ask the question each time. Instead of the usual ‘J’ai…’ (‘I have…’) for the other side of the cards, students could use the expression ‘Il y a…’ (‘There is… / there are…’). ‘I HAVE…WHO HAS?’ GAME 2 A 20-card word-only game, similar to the one above. It uses a wider pool of vocabulary but without the numbers. BINGO / TIC TAC TOE CARDS Use these 30 different cards for games of Bingo (the teacher could read out French Halloween words) or Tic Tac Toe / Noughts and Crosses, with students taking it in turns to say aloud a French Halloween word from their card. If cards are laminated, students could write on them with a dry-wipe marker. You might be interested in this Huge French Basics Bundle Thank you. Please explore FullShelf Resources for many more French, Literacy and Maths resources.

German role play oral activity for Greetings and Introductions unit vocabulary (Die Begrüßungen auf Deutsch). 24 printable conversation / skits cards included, in English and German. Reviews basic German words and phrases such as as Guten Tag (Hello), Guten Abend (Good evening), Auf Wiedersehen (Goodbye) and Bis bald (See you soon). Students will practise asking and answering questions such as Wie geht’s? (How are you?), Wie heißt du? (What’s your name?), Wie alt bist du? (How old are you?), and Wo wohnst du? (Where do you live?). My German basics resources are made for students beginning German and near beginners in KS2 or early KS3 (Years 5, 6 and 7) and equivalents but they may suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview file to assess suitability. These scripted German greetings dialogues are a good stepping-stone to more independent role-playing activities. Print and laminate as required. In pairs, students translate the conversations on their card into German, practising speaking it together. The 6 English language pages are designed to be printed back-to-back with the 6 translation pages for student self-checking. If preferred, the translations could be printed as separate cards. The vocabulary card can be provided for support where required. An instruction page is also included. SAVE by purchasing this as part of my German Greetings and Introductions BUNDLE, along with these further 4 resource packs: German Greetings and Introductions Presentation and Activities German Greetings Worksheets German Greetings Games German Greetings Board Game Although I am in the early days of adding German content to my store, if you teach French too you might be interested to explore some of my French resources: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3

KS2 / KS3 French Beginners printable role-play or conversation / dialogue cards for review of La Famille en Francais / Ma Famille et Les Animaux de Compagnie / Les Animaux Domestiques vocabulary and phrases. There are 24 cards in this speaking activity, with vocabulary support pages included too. Students consolidate talking about family members, such as how many brothers and sisters they have, who they live with, uncles, aunts, cousins and grandparents, step-families, ages and names. They talk about whether they have household pets (cat, dog, goldfish, guinea pig, hamster, horse, lizard, mouse, parrot, rabbit, snake, turtle) and give details such as the names, ages and colours of their animals. These scripted French conversations are a good stepping stone to more independent role-playing.   My French basics resources are designed for Year 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 (and equivalents) but may suit others, depending on experience. See the preview to check suitability for your students. The cards are in a PDF and there’s an additional US spelling version with a small number of amendments to the words grey / gray, colour / color and mum/mom.   SAVE by purchasing this in my French Families and Pets BIG BUNDLE, which also includes presentations, flashcards, worksheets, puzzles, printable games and activities, introducing and reviewing the same core vocabulary and phrases as these role-play cards. You may wish to get some of the packs individually, or choose these smaller bundles: French Family BUNDLE French Pets BUNDLE These role-play cards are also included in: French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French Role-Play Cards BUNDLE   INSTRUCTIONS: Print and laminate cards. The 6 English language pages are designed to be printed back-to-back with the 6 translation pages for self-checking. Adjust printer settings as necessary. If preferred, print translations as separate cards. Pairs translate the conversation on their card into French, practising speaking it together. The 2 vocabulary support pages (one for family vocab, one for pets) can be printed if required.   Many thanks for your interest in my resources.   MANY MORE FRENCH TOPICS TO EXPLORE… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3

Beginners French KS2 / KS3 (Year 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) Les Nombres / Les Numeros / French Numbers to 100 vocabulary worksheets with differentiation (10 pages with additional full answer keys, PDF format): 3 double-sided worksheets (0-40 / 0-60 / 0-100), 2 sheets of anagrams (0-40 / 0-100) and 2 Hidden Word / Spot the Mistakes Puzzles Worksheets (0-40 / 0-100.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2 KS2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3 KS3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   These French number writing resources could be used as class tasks, early finisher activities, homework etc. An instruction page is also included. 3 DOUBLE-SIDED NUMBER WORKSHEETS There is a 0-40 version, a 0-60 version and a 0-100 version. Includes number sequences and mental maths work. The following words are used for the four operations: plus - add moins - minus fois - times divisé par - divided by FRENCH NUMBER ANAGRAM SHEETS There’s a 0-40 and 0-100 sheet. Students unscramble French number words. HIDDEN WORD / SPOT THE MISTAKES PUZZLE WORKSHEETS There’s a 0-40 and 0-100 puzzle sheet. Students hunt for boxes where the French number word does not match the digit version. They then rearrange the letters from these boxes to make a French colour word. Fun for individuals or pairs / small groups. You can buy these worksheets alongside some of my other French number resources in this bundle, which includes a Powerpoint presentation and interactive games, printable games and activities and differentiated crosswords. All are available separately if you prefer. French Numbers Complete Bundle See below for a smaller bundle containing these numbers worksheets alongside the crosswords and lesson presentation. You can explore some of my other French basics resources by clicking on these bundles: Huge French Basics Bundle French Basics Presentations Bundle French Basics Worksheets and Puzzles Bundle For engaging, time-saving printables and presentations to help plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

Beginners KS2 / KS3 writing activities for a My Family / La Famille topic: 3 worksheets, a crossword puzzle, a word search and 2 vocabulary support pages for consolidation and revision of family members vocabulary in French and linked phrases.   My FSL / MFL French basics resources and units suit students beginning French, near beginners (and intermediate learners for revision) in: Upper Primary (Key Stage 2) - Year 4, 5, 6 (Y4 Y5 Y6) Secondary (Key Stage 3) - especially Year 7 and 8 (Y7 / Y8) Equivalents such as Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Core French in Canada May suit others, depending on experience   Differentiation: one of the worksheets and the 2 puzzles are included in two versions to suit different abilities. Answers included for all. All are in PDF format within the Zip File.   SAVE: Available in a French Family BUNDLE with a French Family Lesson Presentation and French Family Games. ALSO AVAILABLE IN: French Family and Pets BIG BUNDLE French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 2 French Worksheets MEGA BUNDLE YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE… 24 French Family and Pets Role Play Cards   Includes these family members: le frere (brother), la soeur (sister), le fils (son), la fille (daughter), le pere (father), la mere (mother), le bebe (baby), le grand-pere (grandfather), la grand-mere (grandmother), le beau-pere (stepfather), la belle-mere (stepmother), le demi-frere (stepbrother), la demi-soeur (stepsister), l’oncle (uncle), la tante (aunt), le cousin (male cousin), la cousine (female cousin), les jumeaux (twins), enfant unique (only child). ‘Mon’ and ‘ma’ are also used to say ‘my father’, ‘my sister’ etc.   The worksheets also practise answering questions about families such as Qui est-ce? (Who is this?), Tu as des freres ou des soeurs? (Do you have any brothers or sisters?) and Combien de personnes il y a dans ta famille? (How many people are there in your family?). Giving names, ages and information about where people live is also consolidated alongside family vocabulary.   MANY MORE FRENCH TOPICS TO EXPLORE… French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 1 French KS2 / KS3 MEGA BUNDLE 3