Listening transcript to compliment lesson of same title. Teacher to read out and pupils to note down only the items of food and drink that are consumed - re-inforces negatives.

Wordsearch to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils find the words for items of food and drink in German. NB: As I have never studied German before and have no qualifications in this subject please check carefully as there may be the occasional error.

Christmas worksheet which teaches pupils topic-related vocabulary. Compliments Joyeux Noel Powerpoint.

Follow on lesson from 'Los Trabajos' - compliments Edexcel GCSE text book. Inlcudes revision of jobs, use of ser, listening and reading comprehensions.

Lesson to introduce breakfast items which includes a match up activity, present tense revision and translations. Written exercise at the end could be done for homework. Worksheets to compliment lesson also required - these have been added with the same title.

Worksheet activity to consolidate the use of prepositions, compliments Powerpoint lesson. Pupils match expressions in Spanish and English then complete the sentences with the missing preposition. Extension provided for the more able - write three of their own original sentences using prepositions.

Easter themed worksheet in French. Compliments Powerpoint of the same title.

Worksheet to compliment lesson on where you live. Pupils label the pictures in German then translate the sentences.

Worksheet to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils must correctly label the breakfast items in Spanish and English then write a sentence to state what they like to eat for breakfast.

Follow on lesson from introduction to places in a town. Looks at sentence structure. Includes game of SPLAT, whiteboard activity to consolidate DER, DIE, DAS, activity to explain EINEN, EINE and EIN, gap fill activity and written task as plenary. NB: As I have no German qualifications please check resource carefully as there my be the odd mistake.

Low-ability worksheet for items in a pencil case in French. Pupils put the words into English then draw a picture of the item in the box.

Lesson to follow on from 'Cómo Es Tu Pueblo / Ciudad?'. Looks at places in a town. Match up exercise that can be done in groups, pairs or as an individual activity. Re-caps using 'hay' and looks at an exemplar piece of level 4 writing. Pupils finish by writing a paragraph to say what is in their town - extension: use the future tense to make it a level 5 piece of work.

Follow on lesson to sports which re-caps time and helps pupils to consolidate the use of JUGAR and HACER with sports. Also looks at describing what others do using the third person singular.

Worksheet to compliment lesson (Mon Petit Déjeuner). Pupils translate breakfast items then label the pictures in French. Can be done as part of the Powerpoint or as a starter / plenary.

Christmas Powerpoint with various group and individual activities culminating in pupils designing their own French christmas card. * Feel free to adapt, amend or change as you see fit, or have a go at your own using the backgrounds at the end of the PPT. Facts found on the internet so may not be 100% accurate (as kindly pointed out below!)

Posters of numbers to 100 in french, spanish and German. These look great when blown up to A3 size or larger and make excellent display posters.

Hangman game created using Linguascope with words for sports.

Worksheet to compliment lesson of same title. Pupils complete the tbale with the French phrases using the first letter of each word as a clue: JFDB = je fais du babysitting etc. They then have two questions to answer - tu as combien d'argent de poche? Que fais tu pour gagner de l'argent.

Match up activity to compliment lesson - Mon Petit Déjeuner. Can be done as a group activity or individual activity. Pupils must try and translate as many of the breakfast items as possible having not seen these words before. Pictures at the bottom of the page to help pupils.

Picture based worksheet for pupils to label in Spanish with a homework sheet (or can be used as a starter / plenary) to consolidate masculine, feminine and plural words.