A one off presentation about the Tour de France, can be used to start a project on the TDF, inform students about a great French sporting event. Covers some geography of France and healthy eating habits of the cyclists. If you are looking for activities to go with it by my Tour de France 2017 resource instead, as this presentation is included.

Basic presentation to present and practice the question where do you live and the answer singular and plural. I have used this with junior school pupils, beginners and year 7.

This presentation is designed for beginners in French it would be suitable for junior school or year 7 pupils. A good way to get them to see the spoken word and repeat.

This resource introduces the question do you have any brothers or sisters with various responses. I have used this with junior school pupils, beginners in French and year 7 students.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the question “What do you like?” and What do you dislike?and a variety of responses. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent role-play and writing own answers.

Basic resource to introduce the question what is your name and how to respond. I have used this with junior school pupils, beginners and year 7 students.

Months - Les mois. This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the question “What month is it?” and the months of the year. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice, students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

This resource is designed for beginners in French, junior school and year 7 pupils. It presents the question “Do you like?” and the school subjects with both positive and negative answers. Good for practicing language and then leading to more independent practice, role-play and writing. Students could create their own poster or flash card games. I have included a power point version for teachers or supervisors who don't know French as it has the English translation of the slide in the notes.

Pocket money gets students to revisit the near future and household chores, focus on accurate spelling and grammar 9 different activities to keep them busy. Can be used as a cover lesson included is the answer sheet that can be used for self/peer marking. I hope you find it useful, please leave feedback. Thank you.

Numbers 1-16 cover work (see also Numbers 17-31 cover work) is an activity sheet to keep students busy during a French cover lesson. Designed so that you can just leave it with the cover supervisor, answers included for supervisor/peer marking/assessment at the end of the lesson. Suitable for new French learners KS2 to KS3 or as revision. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, wordsearch, translation task.

Numbers 17-31 cover work (see also Numbers cover work 1-16) is an activity sheet to keep students busy during a French cover lesson. Designed so that you can just leave it with the cover supervisor, answers included for supervisor/peer marking/assessment at the end of the lesson. Suitable for new French learners KS2 to KS3 or as revision. Gap fill, word and sentence recognition, grammar reinforcement, wordsearch, translation task.

Checklist of topics covered Project to revise all areas Support sheet for completing the tasks.

Key phrases on the world of work to display when teaching this topic.

Worksheet on present tense verbs. Complete the grammar and a simple writing frame.

A basic help sheet for year 6 or 7.

Workbook and answers, letter to parents inviting their child to take part, all you need to support your organisation of a day trip to Lille. Aimed at GCSE students, the workbook allows them opportunities to find out information independently about the town and use all the four skills whilst doing so. Have a great trip!

L'alphabet francais is a stand alone worksheet that develops dictionary skills and independance. I have used this as an activity during in class speaking assessments to keep the class busy or as a cover lesson. You can also get students to add the letter pronunciation.

Number work is a worksheet to reinforce ordinal numbers, cardinal numbers and tens. Will also help students understanding of numbers in English.

Numbers 1-100, 4 sheets one with the numbers written in French, one with just the figures and two differentiated. Good drill to encourage students of all abilities to learn or revise French numbers 1-100 and to look for and recognise number patterns. Can be used for cover work with the completed sheet as the answer sheet for self/peer/supervisor checking.

French reflexive verbs using je, il and elle. Giving the daily routine of 2 famous tennis players. You can use this to present or revise reflexive verbs for daily routines.