I have collated practice writing tasks - 1 90 word and 1 150 word - for every unit of the AQA Higher French GCSE course, which can be used to assess at the end of every unit, or as revision as exams approach. The file also includes some model answers for the 90 word tasks. I have broken these down to show pupils how they can make sure they have all the ‘ingredients’ they need in their writing at Higher level. The checklist is included at the bottom of the document.

A simple presentation to introduce names of countries in Spanish, as well as the verb vivir conjugated. Relates to Mira 1 curriculum.

This PowerPoint focuses on a set of fruit and vegetables vocabulary in French, each with its own vocab slide. These can be used to help practise the vocabulary, which can then be revised further by playing the pairs game. You will want to play around with it in order to use it in a way which best suits your needs, but it’s highly customisable if you want to replace certain food items with others which you are teaching, change the colour of the board squares (e.g. into different colours for masculine/feminine items), etc. This PowerPoint is also available in an equivalent version in German, Spanish and Italian in my shop.

This is a table of letters which form the German alphabet. On page one, each has a picture and piece of vocabulary which includes the letter; on the second page the same table is included but blank, in order for students to draw their own pictures of things which include the letter in German. The resource could be used as a basis for a game of bingo or as display material. Or anything else!

3 for the price of 2! A bundle of 3 Powerpoints which outline German prepositions typically followed by certain cases; the accusative, genitive and dative. All Powerpoints illustrate the key learning points effectively with examples and are useful for introducing this as a grammar topic. These Powerpoints are also available individually in my shop. There is some crossover (prepositions can sometimes be followed by the accusative OR the dative), and this is outlined in the slides.

A powerpoint presentation of German prepositions which are followed by the accusative case. Includes examples of each in a sentence. The prepositions are durch, für, entlang, gegen, ohne, um and wider. I also have other powerpoints available detailing prepositions followed by the dative case and genitive case.

A 90-word writing mat to support Italian GCSE at both foundation and higher level, and for use with any exam board. Contains a checklist of key ‘ingredients’ to include in the 90-word task, and a rane of vocabulary including key opinion phrases, conjunctions, time expressions and verbs in different tenses. I also have a 150-word Italian writing mat available for higher students, and mats available in other languages - please take a look around my shop.

A comprehensive revision booklet based on Allez 1 Units 8 and 9, with 23 pages of activities including reading, writing, translation, grammar and vocabulary. An excellent lockdown resource. It does reference the text book in places although the resource as a whole does not depend on it. Also available as a bundle at a reduced price including booklets which cover units 1-4 and 6-7.

A Powerpoint and worksheet with whole class and paired activities focused on 5.1 of Allez 1 - Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans ma ville? Part of the ‘Mon Quartier’ module.

A comprehensive visual guide reference to both direct and indirect object pronouns. It includes a definition; word order, including when using direct and indirect object pronouns together; use with imperatives and negative imperatives. Great for visual learners to help explain a complex grammar point. Both worksheets are also available separately.

A comprehensive visual guide/reference to French indirect object pronouns. It includes a definition; information on French verbs and expressions which do not allow a preceding indirect object pronoun; word order, including when used with direct object pronouns; what to use if the indirect object is a person or a thing; use with imperatives and negative imperatives. Great for visual learners to help explain a complex grammar point. Another worksheet giving information on both direct and indirect object pronouns is also available in my shop.

A visual guide/reference to help learn the rules of the Spanish imperfect subjunctive. Useful for any advanced Spanish lesson as an aid for visual learners or for a display. Broken down into key points to help the memory retain the information.

A simple presentation to introduce snacks vocabulary and a simple written/spoken exercise.

A presentation which can be used to outline the changes to stems of irregular Spanish verbs in the present and preterite tense.

A 2-page writing mat which includes a checklist of components to score top grades forthe 150-word writing tasks in the Portuguese GCSE Higher writing paper. Includes lists of opinions, adverbs, comparative and superlative examples, direct and indirect object pronouns examples, and idioms. I also have a similar mat available in German, Spanish, French and Italian, as well as 90-word writing mats in all five subjects to support both Foundation and Higher students.

A presentation which can be used as a lesson starter to introduce or consolidate Spanish school subjects and opinions vocabulary. Based on Mira 1.

A powerpoint simply to introduce the vocabulary of Mira 1. Could be used for display material.

A comprehensive visual guide/reference to the French conditional tense. Includes information on formation, when to use, use in question forms and negative forms and in reflexive forms. Great for visual learners or as display material.

A comprehensive, plain-English visual guide/reference resource for 5 French tenses - the present, perfect, imperfect, pluperfect and future simple. Includes examples. Great for visual learners. I also sell each tense worksheets individually. I have used this to create a tenses revision booklet and reference for classes and individual learners. Please note that the preview does not show pages in the order of the booklet - so whilst it may look confused, the booklet is ordered by tense.