Poster or sheet with grid to help with à + article.

French Classroom Signs Thirty two target language signs to print and laminate to display to encourage French speaking in the classroom. Sixteen student phrases/questions and sixteen teacher instructions. Includes two sheets with each of the sixteen grouped on them in case you don’t have room on your wall: you could print student copies instead.

Verbs and tenses presented on 2 sheets which can be stuck onto wide 30cm rulers - one sheet either side for use in class as an aide-mémoire.

Intro for French compass points. A4 display/HW/presentation.

L’alphabet en français Learn the pronuncation of the alphabet in French A sheet to hand our and/project. The sheet explains how to pronounce the alphabet in French. It is useful as an introduction to the sounds as it has them underneath the letter. If you print this as a worksheet you can then exploit it with teacher-led speaking/listening tasks. The learners could learn to spell out their own names or even celebrities’ names.

French Valentine card pro forma.

Pro forma for Valentine card in Spanish.

A board game for KS3 on opinions, questions, tapas foods. Updated! I've done a slide of vocab' for low ability in case anyone needs it.

Originally a simple booklet made for Year 7 trip to Paris. Could also be used for Paris projects where, perhaps, Parisian landmarks are researched or creative writing is done. Booklet is A4 but designed to be reduced to A5 by your clever repro' bod.

Intro' for Y7 "dans ma chambre". Simple vocab' allowing some extension with "j'aimerais avoir".

Useful to stick in exercise books for pupils to refer to and interact with you in French.

Spanish Writing Assessment Preparation KS3 Year 7 This resource comprises simple preparation with a framework for the first half term writing assessment over three pages. How could I use this? Use the first draft by translating the text above each line. Next use the box to write their own version, changing the underlined words. Watch out for pitfalls e.g. masc/fem adj. endings etc. Encourage superlearners to add more detail and all pupils should use the assessment criteria at the bottom to understand what they should be doing. Use the second sheet once you’ve marked the first to improve/correct. Take this one home to learn. The third sheet is the actual assessment.

Simple Simpons' based family tree for Year 7. mother/father/brother/sister/grandma/granddad/aunt/uncle/cousin. Includes "superlearner" extension task.

Very simple writing assessment. Translate the words into Spanish. hello please name goodbye birthday eight Spain good/fine

Simple assessment: answer the questions in Spanish. ¿Cómo te llamas? ¿Cuántos años tienes? ¿Dónde vives? ¿Qué tal? Extension: ¿Cómo se escribe, tu nombre? Y ¿otra información?

Spanish Personal Information KS3 beginners Basic Spanish questions and answers on a single page worksheet: reading and writing. e.g. name/birthday/age/how are you A couple of extension tasks shown with the “superlearner” symbol.

A booklet aimed at Edexcel GCSE French speaking. Topic: cinema. After initial teacher input, use this booklet to build confidence in understanding current grades and how to improve speaking. Pupils will be working towards creating a conversation around arranging to go to the cinema. Contains Edexcel mark scheme (most of it!) highlighted plus activities including possible "surprise" questions and a mock stimulus. Credits: Have included "grade changers" from Rachel Hawkes which I found online.

Various activites for WW1 in French lessons. pg1 find the matching vocab' from Eng version of poem (might need to print larger version, plain) pg2 reorder the French version of the poem; verses are in correct order but within verse the line order is wrong pg3 poem written out in full. Some words in bold to look up with some groups! pg4 propaganda from France: translate/discuss? Then do own.Some unfortunately from WW2 but too late now. pg5 explanation of origin of poem for teacher reference

Year 7 French KS3 French This 4 page resource can be helpful during the first week of the first term to settle and get to know your groups, especially where they are from different feeder primaries and you’re not sure what level of MFL they are coming in at. It could also be useful for when groupings/sets are still changing in the second or third week of the first term…yes this does happen… For lower ability pupils offer a choice of which page to start first as the first is a bit wordy! Space to add the name of your school. For differentiation ideas, try putting French words jumbled up on the board (bonjour/au revoir etc.) or famous French people. Ask higher ability children to write a mini paragraph about themselves using personal information and so on. Here is the Spanish version: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/year-7-first-spanish-lesson-11976564

A generic worksheet with boxes to fill in when pupils are watching a film. It’s generic so should go with any film! There are French and Spanish versions. Haven’t updated my cover image yet, apologies. Find: colours/words you know/words you heard but would like to understand/cognates/opinions etc. and a handy section to fill in how far into the film you’ve got so you can pick up next lesson.