Bonjour! This French sports scavenger hunt can be used by itself or alongside an Olympics topic. It incorporates revising vocabulary for French sports alongside some active fun for your pupils. Each task card contains a picture of a sport and the pupils can either use their knowledge of French sports to name the sport, or use the word bank to support them for each task card. Pupils can start at any point in the scavenger hunt and if they answer all questions correctly, they will always end up at the same card they started with. This pack contains 15 task cards, an instruction page with optional word bank, a pupil record sheet, plus an answer key. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! Complement your Paris Olympics lessons this term by teaching your class about French sports and their sporting likes and dislikes. These 4 activities will allow your class to identify sports in French, provides an opportunity to write in French, and will encourage dialogue on their individual sporting preferences. The 6 pages worth of worksheets is sure to keep your children busy and engaged in their learning. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! Teaching French numbers doesn’t need to be boring! Try out these 6 worksheets based on French numbers to 20. These activities will challenge your children to identify numbers in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! Teaching French numbers doesn’t need to be boring! Try out these 3 worksheets based on French numbers 11-20. These activities will challenge your children to identify numbers in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! Teaching French numbers doesn’t need to be boring! Try out these 3 worksheets based on French numbers to 10. These activities will challenge your children to identify numbers in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! Teaching French numbers doesn’t need to be boring! Try out this engaging French number activity, covering numbers 1-10 for free. If your pupils like this, then try out my French number activity packs. À Bientôt!

These activities allow your children to not only practice writing out the Days of the Week and Months of the Year, but challenges them to think about the spelling of each day and month too, with a fun and engaging colouring activity. This task can be used as a one off worksheet or laminated and used with whiteboard pens for daily spelling practice. Perfect for infant classes! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

How do you make learning common words fun? Why not play bingo! This resource covers the first 100 common words by Fry. It is broken down into 4 games (25 words in each game) and there are 6 different bingo cards for each game. So up to 24 pupils could play this game at the same time. This fun game encourages pupils to use their reading and decoding skills to identify common words, while having fun with their friends. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Are you reading Charlie & the Chocolate Factory as your class novel? Why not extend your pupils learning by giving them spelling words directly from the book! Included in this pack are 5 weeks worth of photocopiable spelling lists, taken from the novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. Each week has 3 sets of words, which will allow you to challenge your more able pupils and differentiate for those who require some support. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! I teach a lot of French at Primary level and find that lots of verbal repetition, alongside a fun activity helps consolidate learning. Here are 2 worksheets based on French Buildings - Un hôpital, Un café, Une piscine, Un théâtre, Une pharmacie, Un hôtel, Un cinéma, Une bibliothèque, Une poste de Police, Un supermarché, Un bureau de poste, Une banque, Un marché, Une boulangerie, Une gare, Un musée, Une église. These activities will challenge your children to identify different buildings in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Bonjour! I teach a lot of French at Primary level and find that lots of verbal repetition, alongside a fun activity helps consolidate learning. Therefore, I have created 3 worksheets based on French colours. These activities will challenge your children to identify colours in French, as well as writing in French. They also include word banks to assist with spelling. À Bientôt! If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. This Team Building bundle contains 9 lessons that are easy to use and will save you hours of planning! Each lesson is fun filled and engaging, and will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Untangle, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - The floor is lava, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Newspaper tower, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Mine maze, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Group knot, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Code breaker, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - Blindfold walk, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317

Do the children you teach get along with each other? Do they work well during group tasks? Many children find it hard to work with others, especially those not in their friendship groups. The reason? They simply need more practice at working together and developing skills in cooperation, communication, compromise, and patience. These are all important life skills, and this is why I have developed my latest set of lessons on Team Building! The more opportunities children are given to practice their skills in working with others, the better they get at it. Each lesson outlines resources needed, safety points, differentiation, challenge, and plenary questions. If you like this particular lesson - All together, have a look at my Team Building bundle which contains 9 fun filled and engaging lessons, which will have your class cooperating with each other in no time. If you like my resources, follow me on Facebook and keep up to date with any new resources I create… https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557434724317