It includes 4 pages to precisely revise the rules of the past tense in French (passé-composé et imparfait)- In this first revision, students will start by reviewing the past tenses of the verbs "avoir" and "être" (affirmative and negative forms) and their rules.

Revision of numbers 0-100 in French (France). It can be used to compare the way to count in France v. Switzerland.

Review numbers 0-100 in French, the way we say it in Switzerland. This resource can be used to compared numbers in French between France and Switzerland.

It includes a PPT with 48 slides introducing all of the verbs that use the auxiliary "ETRE" in the past tense (passé-composé) with the infinitive, the past participle, clear examples of sentences for each verb. It also highlights the few verbs that can actually use both ETRE or AVOIR in the past tense according to their meaning. The whole presentation is made very interactive for the students to resolve an "Acrostiche" (mnemonic strategy) that will help them remember the list of verbs. It also comes with 2 innovative posters showing the verbs using ETRE and the ones using both ETRE ou AVOIR. Finally, you will also find a worksheet for the students to fill up as you go through the slides.

You will find a summary explaining how to identify and categorise an infinitive verb in French and why it is important to know in which category they belong.

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "pouvoir, partir et prendre" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "alter, dire et faire" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "lancer, ranger et finir" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "être, avoir et chanter" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)

You will find: - A story "Rencontre avec une sorcière" (Meeting a witch)- using the past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait). The story is being read twice, very clearly, by a French native speaker. It is also available written on a worksheet with questions and on a PowerPoint presentation (.ppt). It includes the whole analysis of the text (setting, characters, tenses, halloween vocabulary about a witch). As an extra, you will find a link to Geography as the story is happening somewhere special, in a French speaking country... There is also a written task at the end that is clearly set with strategies given on how to complete it best. Every single task is available on audio.

This resource includes a Presentation (available in PPT and mp4 video) explaining the expression "Le comble". It includes a revision of numbers 1 to 10, the verb "Avoir" (to have) in the present tense (all the forms- singular and plural). The mp4 video has been recorded in French by a French native speaker, leaving a gap to allow students to repeat, although the teacher can just pause the video whenever it is necessary. Objectives: Students will learn how to make French jokes using the question "Quel est le comble de/ du...?" and answers "C'est de +infinitive". There is a worksheets with activities and answers are given separately.

This complete tutorial is designed for educators who want to learn how to teach French to Toddlers, ​through a range of structured lessons. It includes the link to a 20 minutes tutorial video helping all teachers (even complete French beginners) to teach French to children the best way and develop bilingualism. It comes with a printable teacher's guide. It includes a video of the story, designed as a kind of e-book, together with its printable storybook. There is also another video to introduce the prepositions (behind, in front of, under and above) together with the vocabulary (star, moon and sun). It comes with over 12 back-to-back flashcards to use with a centre of activity on topology (with 4 levels of games- using 1 to 4 new key prepositions). The game is available to print with clear instructions. You will also find printable craft activities to make and act out the story. Finally, I have also added a bilingual Questions/ Answers on early science facts about the stars, the moon and the sun. There are many ideas given on how to precisely extend and differentiate the students learning skills. Learning Objectives: ​In this tutorial, you will learn how to introduce simple sentences and expressions commonly used by French toddlers. They like repetitive games. Playing "Hide and Seek" help them make a psychological link between being present and absent, himself/ herself and others. Toddlers build a big part of their life through imitation and games. It also develops their creativity. This is why I have build this patterned story. I have also included few words of early science (Earth, star, moon, sun, sky, day, night) and prepositions (behind, in front, under, above, in). I recommend to use this resource preferably with toddlers and young children up to the age of 7. If you feel anything is missing to be entirely satisfied, I will gladly design and add whatever is necessary.

A whole presentation including: - The legend of Chinese new year written and read in French (audio sequence) and also written in English. -Numbers 1 to 12 - Numbers 1st to 12th - Audio game to practice naming and spelling each animal of the zodiac in French (words, masculine/ feminine/ patterned short sentences) - Kim game (name the missing animal) Happy Chinese New Year 2016!!! This presentation will certainly cover at least 2 lessons.

I have designed this package especially for Halloween. You will find: -An Interactive power point presentation with audio sequences on most of the 38 slides, with activities that will enhance students speaking skills, especially their pronunciation and the order of the words in French (eg un petit monstre jaune meaning a small yellow monster...) - 60 mini flashcards with colourful monsters in 5 different shapes that can be used for different games. - a set of 6 double entrance tables with shapes and colours. (link with maths) - a set of 3 different monster masks to decorate for Halloween. - a set of 6 workseets with 5 different patterns each (30 all together) with different level of difficulties. - a set of 3 worksheets with monsters t cut ut and order in a sequence (size) - a worksheet to practice adding monsters and write the answers in French (un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq) I hope you will find this package very useful and fun for your students. MERCI de me faire confiance!

This bundle contains everything you need to help your early years students improve their maths skills through fun activities. It can also be used with older students learning English as a Second Language. Including hundreds of Halloween monsters in all different colours and shapes! - Power point with 37 slides to review colours, shapes, adjectives to describe height, weight and body build. Your students will learn to make sentences to describe the monsters using a range of adjectives. They will learn about simple patterns and more complex ones. They will also learn to fill double entrance tables up. There are opportunities to differentiate and extend all the activities thanks to the added documents: - A set of 60 mini Flashcards with monsters in different colours and shapes to use in speaking and maths activities. - A set of 4 double entrance tables to use in centres of activities for example. It can be laminated if you plan t use it again and again with different students. - A set of 6 pages of patterns to continue with different level of difficulties (with 5 patterns per page, which means 30 patterns all together) - A set of 3 pages with monsters to cut out and arrange from the biggest to the smallest one. - A worksheet to practice adding monsters. - A set of 3 Halloween masks Any comments welcomed! Hope you enjoy teaching maths with this special Halloween pack. -

Package to teach about colours in SPANISH. It includes: -Power Point (33 slides) with 12 monsters (blue, red, yellow,...) for halloween. The students will practice saying the colours in Spanish (azul, amarillo, rojo...) and make simple sentences, eg "Es un monstruo amarillo." There is a Noughts and Crosses game to practice naming the colours. (including examples on how to play the game with the class) There is also another game to practice reading the colours and matching them to the correct monster. - 12 Flashcards with a picture of a monster, the colour written in Spanish and a short sentence eg "picture - rojo - Es un monstruo rojo." - A worksheet to practice reading the words and colouring the monsters accordingly. FUN for kids! I have designed all the cliparts. Enjoy!

Objectives: -Use the prepositions (in, on, under, next to, behind...) to describe where the pumpkins are. -Learn some vocabulary about Halloween. This package contains: - Interactive Power Point Presentation (19 slides) with objectives, vocabulary, sentences and "Hide and seek the pumpkin" games. All the slides contain audio sequences recorded by a native French speaker. (single vocabulary words are being repeated three times to encourage the students to practice and rapidely improve their French speaking skills- sentences are repeated once)- Just need to press on the microphone buttons! - "Hide & Seek the pumpkins" game to print. This game can be played in pairs or with two small groups. - "Key learning" sheets that can be laminated for display or given as a reference. - Written task I hope you find this package useful. Please don't hesitate to write a short feedback after downloading it. Merci!

Package to teach about colours in FRENCH. It includes: -Power Point (33 slides) with 12 monsters (blue, red, yellow,...) for halloween. The students will practice saying the colours in French (bleu, jaune, rouge...) and make simple sentences, eg "Voici un monstre jaune". You will find all the answers recorded by a native French speaker as well as speaking activities. There is a Noughts & Crosses game to practice naming the colours. (including examples on how to play the game with the class) There is also another game to practice reading the colours and match them the correct monster. - 12 Flashcards with a picture of a monster, the colour written in French and a short sentence eg "picture - rouge -Voici un monstre rouge." - A worksheet to practice reading the words and colour the monsters accordingly. This package will allow you to differentiate the learning difficulties thanks to the recorded buttons added everywhere on the PPT. So, if a student is stuck with a colour, just press the button to hear the answer and practice repeating. FUN for kids! I have designed all the cliparts. Enjoy!

A whole package to use with the famous story "TROIS SOURIS PEINTRES" written by Ellen Stoll Walsh. - Reproduce the cover page of the book cutting out the three mice and the title in French (Alphas letters). You just need to paint a blank page using the primary colours red, yellow and blue and stick everything on it. Fun to do! - Experience mixing colours with "Le mélange des couleurs" and start using the signs "+" and "=" while painting the mice. You will get orange, purple and green. - Improve your students fine motor skills with "Les arcs de couleurs". They will be tracing coloured bows to help the mouse escape. - Start counting and adding numbers using 0, 1, 2, 3, + and = through the fun cut and stick "Mes premières additions". - Review your students knowledge about colours with "les nuages de couleur" (it can be laminated to use it many times). Perfect package to teach French from the age of 4 to 7.

Power Point - to practice using the past tense in French (le passé-composé) with "la voix active" and "la voix passive" - to learn about the expression "se faire +infinitif" - to review parts of the body Basically, the gingerbread man is trying to run away from the bat. Little at a time, the bat manages to eat a piece of the gingerbread man (one hand, one harm, the second hand...). The students learn to say: "The bat ate one hand of the gingerbread man. La chauve-souris a mangé une main du bonhomme en pain d'épice. One hand of the gingerbread man has been eaten by the bat. Une main du bonhomme en pain d'épice a été mangée par la chauve-souris. The gingerbread man had one of his hand eaten by the bat. Le bonhomme en pain d'épice s'est fait manger une de ses mains par la chauve-souris." The rules about the tenses are clearly given in this PPT. All correct answers have been recorded properly by a native French speaker. At the end, you will find a listening activity in which you need to match each listening to its correct image. I have designed all the images by myself. This teaching resource can be used to review the past tense, extend knowledge using the passive form and learn new common expressions in French.