Simple bilingual vocab’ list for invitations. Plenty of space on the second page to add more. Couldn’t get rid of the third, blank page! Soz.

Simple powerpoint to introduce the sounds of the letters in French. Good for non-specialists as it includes how to say each one.

Spanish classroom objects game.

For those who struggle to separate countries and nationalities. A list in English and Spanish. Bold words are those everyone should learn quickly!

La Maison A French group activity to help describe your house. Décrit sa maison How does it work? First, give everyone a copy of the text. Learners start by filling in the literacy sheet on this. Next, randomly give out the pictures which you (of course in all that spare time you’ve got…) have printed and cut up. Learners then use the text as a basis for writing by working as a group. They can then present their writing to the class at the end. The class try to work out which property they have described and give reasons why. Alternatively… not in the mood for group work? Give each learner a picture to do the writing individually. Or even in pairs! Bon courage…

Bi-lingual vocab' list for town.

Class survey on school subjects. Extension included.

Grid showing colours and agreements.

Higher Level Opinions in French A French/English list of higher level opinions to draw upon for speaking or writing.

French End of Year Review This is a two page resource to help you and your learners summarise the learning year and look ahead to the next. The learners can also demonstrate what they have retained!

A general resource for reference. 2-sided. Tenses summary/conjunctions/adjectives etc.

Reading worksheet.

**French Dice Game ** KS3 Laminate this game for a long-lasting resource to help with m/f agreements on adjectives about personality. Language included: il/elle est sympa calme adj + feminine patient courageux sérieux marrant travailleur intelligent

Spanish ABOUT YOUR TOWN This 3 page resource has a bilingual vocabulary grid full of words to help your learners write about their town. Includes: adjectives intensifiers tenses introduction and main body/conclusion ideas exclamations Learners can use this as a writing scaffold to write about their town. If this is of uses to you, have a look at my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Polly_Glott?p=3

Vocab' with pictures to introduce jobs to help around the house in French.

Simple worksheet to revise present tense of -er verbs in French. Could be a cover lesson sheet.

Simple presentation of floors in a building. Includes simple game asking which floor the mouse is on.

Carousel lesson on French hobbies including instructions per table/activity.

Something I did during an "enterprise" day. Pupils advertise a product in French. You could show some ads in French first (vet them before you do!!). I've deliberately chosen the (silly!) products as they'll take ages to choose their own if not! If you can't film the ads, just "perform" them for the class. Make sure they all have a grid to fill in as they watch so they're not just sitting around!

End of year review: Spanish. A simple pro forma with a summary of what has been studied this academic year with spaces to note improvements from teacher and student. A “looking to the future” section to fill in also. Print on double-sided, landscape A4.