PowerPoint presentation to teach pupils to talk about countries they visited, countries the will visit and countries they would like to visit (goes with Expo 2 rouge, p.79)

PowerPoint presentation + worksheet to introducte countries and languages to Yr8 class (goes with Expo2 Rouge, p.78-79).

I created this wordsearch for my Yr9 top set. Pupils have to work out the meaning of the definitions and find the corresponding word. Great to revise foods and drinks or to introduce healthy eating... Or to set cover when you're snowed in!!!

2 PowerPoints to introduce/revise Christmas vocabulary in French and German. Both PowerPoint include presentation of vocabulary, 'shout out' game, SPLAT game and point game (pupils have to give the word in French to find out how many points they have won). I have also included different worksheets to practice the 15 words presented in the PowerPoint. For the French wordsearch, the hidden message is: 'Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année!', and for the German, it is: 'Fröliche Weinachten und ein gutes neues Jahr!' Enjoy and good luck for the end of term!

I created this writing frame for my bottom set Yr10 German, to help them write in detail about what they do at the weekend. I'm not a German specialist, so if there are any spelling mistakes, do let me know and I'll correct them!

Worksheet to introduce/revise different sports and free-time activities in German, or to extend pupils' vocabulary. Pupils have to match up the phrases with the pictures

I created this worksheet to encourage my Yr 10 pupils to use time words and frequencers to make their coursework more interesting and to help them write more complex sentences

I prepared this PowerPoint for my bottom set Yr10 to revise the school uniform and to practice modal verbs. Includes presentation of new vocab, game of 'was fellt?' and SPLAT, as well as practice with more complex structures. The sheet is for the pupils to stick in their books and use as a reference for correct adjective endings.

I’ve prepared this PowerPoint for my Yr8 and Yr9 classed to commemorate Remembrance Day. It contains new vocabulary, as well as activities to keep them busy for a whole lesson!

Great game, to revise pretty much any topic! I used it to revise the past tense with 'avoir' and -ER verbs with my Year 8, but it can be adapted for any purpose. Switch off the lights, let the suspense penetrate the classroom and get the kids in a competitive mood! They'll love it...

These are two simple PowerPoint presentations to introduce Halloween vocabulary, both in French and in German. Each PowerPoint contains an introduction of vocabulary, a game of 'what's missing?' and a game of SPLAT.

Each pupil has a card. Pupils should move around the classroom and describe their card to other pupils, until they find a person who has an identical card. This activity is great to get the kids talking, and it also develops their listening skills. They are also usually very excited when they have found their partner! This particular acitivity is related to daily routine, but can be adapted for virtually any topic and any class. Great game!

I created this Reading activity for my Yr10 group. The purpose of it is to get the pupils to deal with unfamiliar expressions in a familiar context. It also gives them lots of idioms that they will be able to reuse for their coursework.

I used this PowerPoint to introduce reflexive verbs in the past on the topic of daily routine. You might want to delete the bit about 'Victor', though, as this is a joke between me and my class!

I created this PowerPoint to introduce the passé-composé with etre to my Year 9. It can also be use as a revision task for a Yr10 or 11.

I created this quizz for my year 8 top set, to reinforce the vocabulary related to food. However, I think this might be more KS4 material. Anyway, it's great fun, kids love it and I hope you'll enjoy it too!

Powerpoint presentation to go with Expo 1, module 4 Objectives: to be able to ask for directions and to be albe to give directions Presentation of new vocabulary + practise, leadiing up to final role play, which the pupils can model accroding to their ability.