Display for whiteboard for students to come to board to play noughts and crosses game.

Useful starter/plenary display for noughts and crosses for students to come up and play.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct furniture vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct GCSE tourism vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Useful starter/plenary - display for noughts and crosses game for students to come up to the board and play.

Noughts and crosses game to show on whiteboard. Pupils come to front to participate in the game. Useful starter/plenary.

Worksheet with gap fill activities to describe where someone comes from. To be used with Expo 2 vert unit 1

Writing frame for an account of a past holiday originally used with old coursework style questions. This could now be used solely as a writing frame.

Simple match up sheet of 'sein' and 'heissen' in the present tense up to 3rd person singular.

Lyrics for Alizee's 'J&'en ai marre&';. Could be used to sing along or translation.

Powerpoint explaining the use of 'on' to describe what people do at home.

Error correction activity based on students' common errors when writing about holidays.

Verb gap fill using 'haben', 'sein' and 'heissen' to be used as a starter activity.

Powerpoint with a board tap game of some simple verb forms in the present tense. Following this, pictures of clothing to introduce orally then a 'was fehlt?' game.

Match up activity of the days of the week. Useful for starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful society vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct environment vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Cover sheet for the unit 'Nach der Schule' outlining what will be covered in the topic. This also includes tick boxes for students to tick if they feel they know the sub-topic and can then highlight areas for further revision.

Write in the missing letters to create the correct Christmas vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Wordsearch based on the topic of Halloween. Useful starter/plenary or for cover work.