A simple gap fill activity for learning and practicing facial features in French.

A gap-fill exercise to practice recognising verbs. I thought this would be a fun activity for my 10/11 years olds who are just starting to learn verbs. It proved to be a huge success. They loved it. They found the translations so funny that and by the end of the class they knew all French 10 idioms off by heart. They went away from the class saying that they wanted to research more French idioms and offered to do it for homework!! Wow!! I wonder what they will come up? Please take the time to comment if you find this worksheet of any use. Your feedback is much appreciated.

Introduction to the present tense of the verb 'être'. Gap fill exercises.

A simple letter in French for children to answer. Revises: greetings, name, age, hair & eye colour, personality, family members, locality, homes, Please take the time to leave a comment. Your feedback is really appreciated.

An activity for learning the french alphabet. Help is given for pronouncing the letter names. Feedback as to how successful this worksheet was, would be much appreciated.

A simple graduated fill-in activity to the introduction of the phrase 'I have ....&' and &';I don't have ....&' . Uses everyday objects. Some boxes have been left blank for the children to draw their own pictures. I have added a more challenging worksheet for the more able students. This acts as a revision for naming objects they already know and using a dictionary to find the words of objects that they do not know.

To introduce the names of some common occupations and professions in French.

A longer comprehension describing a living room scene and the view from the window. Lots of practise for a variety of verbs including, regular 'er&' and &';re', irregular verbs and reflexive verbs. Also revises: colour, age, name, weather phrases and ne & plus. I have included a sample of questions but more able students could make up their own. If you use this resource, please take the time to leave a comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

Board game to reinforce and practise names of rooms in a home and items of furniture once pupils have been introduced to the vocabulary. Children draw their own pictures.

It's that time of the year when I prepare a 6 month test for the children I teach. (They are 10 & 11 years old) As we have been looking at irregular and regular verbs in the present tense, this is a piece of comprehension I will be giving them together with the question sheet. Maybe it will be of use to others of you, who may be covering similar work. Please do take the time to comment. Your feedback shows that my resources are appreciated.

A cut and stick activity for students to make their own advent calendar. I have purposly omitted any written words as this is for children who are already familiar with Christmas vocabulary. The idea is that when they open a window they have to name the revealed image. I have included pics in black and white for those of you who are not able to print in colour. Feedback is always valued and appreciated. Have a great Christmas everyone. 'Joyeux Noël et bonne année à tous&'.

An exercise to practise a range of verbs together with revising the names of rooms in a house. If you use this, please take the time to leave a comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

A simple but a longer piece of text with a description of 'le salon' and a dog called Filou. Find out why he loves le canapé bleu. Talk generally about the text before reading it and ask a range of questions.There is an accompanying worksheet with question for the pupils to complete. Feedback about this activity would be really appreciated.

Revision worksheet to revise the expressions - 'Qu'est-ce que tu as dans ton sac' OR 'Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans ton sac?' To make it a game I gave my children 5 mins to draw and name as many objects or animals as they could. They were to name nouns in the plural form as well as in the singular from. When the time was up, they worked in pairs, asking each other what they had or what there was in their bag. They replied with either 'Dans mon sac j'ia...' or 'Dans mon sac il y a .'.

Simple fill-in activitiy introducing the expression 'J'habite.....&'

Came across this video on youtube which I just had to share. The song, about colours, is so catchy the students will learn it in no time at all and they should have fun singing it too. Feedback is always welcome.

A fun way to learn the names of colours in French. Helps also with word recognition. Also useful for early finishers. I have included the colours: bleu clair/blue foncé and vert clair/vert foncé. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE AN ISSUE WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN PRINTS TO SHOW THAT THERE WILL NOT BE A PROBLEM WHEN THIS RESOURCE IS DOWNLOADED. Categories

A gap-fill activity for practising the names of the planets in our solar system, in French. I have added a follow-on worksheet for practising ordinal numbers in French. If you use these, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

The names of 5 pets in French to label. Instructions can be given of what colour to colour each animal. My thanks to clker.com and cliparts.co for the use of the clipart images.

An introduction to colours. Paintpots to colour in. Feedback is always welcome.