I am a languages teacher who has, over the years, created many resources for teaching French and Spanish. I also produce resources in other languages: German, Italian, and more recently, Greek. Here I am sharing a few of these, in the hope it makes a hard-working teacher's life a little easier at a time when they need something quickly. Often adding more resources, so watch this space!
I am a languages teacher who has, over the years, created many resources for teaching French and Spanish. I also produce resources in other languages: German, Italian, and more recently, Greek. Here I am sharing a few of these, in the hope it makes a hard-working teacher's life a little easier at a time when they need something quickly. Often adding more resources, so watch this space!
A 3-page writing mat which includes a checklist of components to score top grades forthe 90-word writing tasks in the Portuguese GCSE writing paper.
Includes lists of present, past and future tense expressions and verb examples, as well as comparatives and superlatives, opinion phrases, connectives, adverbs and intensifiers.
I also have a similar mat available in German, Spanish, Italian and French, as well as 150-word writing mats in all five subjects to support Higher students in particular.
This is an 18-slide Powerpoint presentation about the formation of the most essential, irregular Portuguese verbs. There is a brief introduction, followed by a set of slides with each verb conjugated in the present, preterit (simple past) and imperfect tense, as well as the gerund form of the verb, and the past participle. The presentation is accompanied by a PDF of translation exercises, both English to Portuguese and Portuguese to English, which focus on use of the irregular verbs in the presentation, to consolidate knowledge and practise translation using the irregular forms in different tenses.
This is a table of letters which form the Greek 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 Greek. The resource could be used as a basis for a game of bingo or as display material. Or anything else!
A bundle of 8 resources for the price of 5 - 6 French tenses, Direct Object Pronouns and Indirect Object Pronouns. All are available separately, too, in my shop.
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This Christmas bundle contains five different resources, all based around 16 key Christmas vocabulary items, which can be used as a basis to teach students about the traditions of Christmas in France. Highly adaptable for students of different abilities - pick and choose activities for more able/less able students.
You can also choose the order in which you do the activities, depending on your students. e.g., you can either do the quiz before, or after, teaching the key vocabulary in the second Powerpoint listed below, depending on how much Christmas vocabulary students have already learnt.
The resources in the bundle are:
A Powerpoint with a set of 10 quiz questions + 2. A Word document for students/teams of students to write their answers to the quiz questions
A Powerpoint with a set of 16 Christmas vocabulary items, followed by a memory game board to play with individual students or teams of students
A word search which includes the 16 Christmas vocabulary items
A word document containing simple descriptions of traditions in France and featuring the key vocabulary, with several activities to do based on the descriptions.
I’ve provided the Word docs as PDFs in case this is easier for you. Equally, the Word docs can be amended/tweaked, alongside the Powerpoints, if you prefer to focus on other vocab or traditions. All customisable depending on your students.
