This activity aims at promoting students´ intercultural awareness of French cultural norms. They can make comparisons with their own country or city´s cultural norms.

This activity will allow students to analyze the themes explored in the song “Je te le donne” by VITAA and Slimane.

This detailed literacy lesson plan is perfect for your Early Stage 2 Grade 2 students! Links are included to ready to use Google document worksheets. Your students will be able to consolidate their understanding of making text-to-self, text-to-text, and text-to-world connections using the read-aloud book Something beautiful by Sharon Dennis Wyeth. This can also be used for students in the primary grades at the early stage 2 reading stage.

The activities in this lesson are ideal for your Primary French students. This Spring-themed lesson will help them to practice their phonemic awareness and listening and reading comprehension skills.

Students in your French classroom will be able to apply their knowledge of the past tense (Le passé composé) with auxiliary avoir and être through this oral comprehension activity.

This two part lesson will allow your students in your French classroom will be able to learn about vocabulary related to talking about food and meals in French. They will be able to apply this vocabulary through a series of reading comprehension and writing exercises.

This lesson will allow your students in your French classroom to practice using the verbs faire and jouer through interactive activities. There is also a link to a Kahoot game included. This lesson is aligned with the unit on talking about sports for Year 9 GCSE French (foundation).

Students will learn vocabulary related to family and friends and how to describe their family members in Spanish. The activities included in this PowerPoint can be broken down into two lessons.

This activity will allow your students to practice using the verbs être and avoir in the present tense through forming logical sentences. Pictures are used as a support to help students put together the words in the right order to form a logical sentence.

This can be used as a retrieval practice activity. Students will practice matching up the positive sentences with the negative ones.

This fun interactive activity can help promote your students´ speaking skills in your French classroom. Materials: Link to an online dice is provided on the document. You can also use a pair of physical dice.

This lesson can be used in your French classroom to teach your students how to talk about their daily routine, activities they must do at home, and how to use common reflexive verbs to describe their daily routine. This is aligned with the UK National Curriculum KS3 Year 8 standards. Dynamo 2 course book can be used alongside your lesson. Comes with worksheets, answer keys (reading comprehension activities), writing task with specific instructions on slide, and a Kahoot. Interactive games and video links also included.

This 3 part lesson is perfect for your GCSE Year 9 set 1 French students. They will learn to talk about food eaten on special occasions, using the pronoun “en,” and answer some questions about their favourite festival.

Correction codes that you can use when correcting your students´ written work in French.

This BINGO icebreaker game can be used to get your students speaking while having fun in your Spanish classroom.

This mini quiz will allow you to assess your students´ knowledge of basic grammar rules and expressi

This worksheet activity can be used in your French classroom to help your students talk about what they are going to do over the Christmas / Holiday break. In addition to using holiday vocabulary, they will also practice using the near future tense.

This handout can be used in your Spanish classroom to teach your students the conjugations of the verbs ser and estar in Spanish.

This handout is a great visual aid for your French students learning the passé composé.

This handout can be used in your French classroom to help your students practice using common expressions in French (ex. saying thank you, asking to go to the toilet, etc.)