FRENCH Routine quotidienne DAILY ROUTINE Learners have images and daily routine scaffolding where they must fill the gaps in the routine sentences. The language used is basic phrases and vocabulary in order to give extra support in daily routine assessment. The A4 strip is a structured vocabulary test with scores and leading to extension writing on daily routine phrases. Two strips the same, side by side for easy of printing. You should be able to get an idea of it in the preview image.

Petits Boulots: French vocabulary presentation with pictures for jobs around the house plus opinions to use as an aide-mémoire or a way to introduce the words. Good for HW learning or cover.

Simple vocabulary sheet on the basics for holidays: because sometimes that's just what your group needs...

French : Les voyages - CATEGORIES What is this resource? Lots of sentences or questions to categorise into four columns or sections. The categories are given in French. Encourages independent learning! (clever clogs children will notice the upside down help at the bottom of the worksheet…). Good for cover work. To extend, learners could translate all of the sentences into English or make dialogues Not printed this for a while, so let me know if it needs altering at all if it doesn’t come out right!

Simple wordsearch starter or filler. Extend by not having seen the vocab’ before and look up in dictionary or glossary before completing. More able pupils could put the vocab’ into sentences.

A vocab' sheet to help with household chores words.

La routine quotidienne French daily routine worksheet This worksheet is great for cover or just to consolidate reflexive verbs in French. The language used assumes prior knowledge of daily routine verbs and activities. Question 1 Fill the gaps with the reflexive pronouns Question 2 Fill in the daily routine verbs Question 3 Translate ex1 and ex2 Question 4 Write out the daily routine from the image and time cues Question 5 Open-ended writing task to write own routine paragraph with times. Suggested extension: write out the routine of a family member so that learners can use third person verbs

Good for cover or settling work! Weather phrases to combine with clothes you'd wear or activities you do (so assumes some prior knowledge or a vocab' sheet...). Present tense but last writing task is open for more able. Write on double-sided (or reduced) sheet or write in exercise book.

Parts of the body on a skeleton to label and learn.

A carousel activity on hobbies to encourage all four skills and independent learning.

Survey grid to complete about hobbies in French. Extension included. Visually appealing. Learners circulate the classroom and ask as many people as possible about sports. Could extend with graphs/writing up results/third person writing and so on.

Bi-lingual vocab' sheet to help develop language for the "Mon quartier" topic.

**Time saving codes for marking ** French, Spanish, Italian… Stick the A4 sheet into learners’ exercise books at the front or back. As you are marking, any common corrections and so on that they should complete have codes. You just need to write the code on the work. Learners then write out the relevant target(s) on their marked work - and complete them, of course… The language is described as the “Target Language” so that the sheet is appropriate for many languages.

A log for pupils to note when they use TL (French) in the classroom. They monitor and tell you when they've achieved a reward which you can tailor to your own school's rewards system.

A quick and easy ticket for pupils to complete before leaving to indicate confidence levels on what they just did.

Simple intro' of masc/fem personality adjectives.

Simple powerpoint to introduce which floor of a building. Mice will appear on the last slide to generate speaking.

Simple certificate to print in recognition of good work in French.

Spontaneous French in your lessons A bi-lingual sheet to encourage spontaneous use of French in class. There is a column showing pronunciation to help - this can add some fun to your day! Also the cover page is there for those who would like it, but is not necessary if your department’s budget won’t stretch that far!

A simple presentation to encourage positive attitudes to foreign language learning.