A listening and reading comprehension in French to give students a very basic introduction to the French revolution based on a French YouTube video. Aimed at Year 11 roughly (the video is hard but there is plenty of scaffolding in the exercises) Activities include vocab building gap-fill, gapped translation, listening gap-fill, true or false statements, and comprehension with reordering of information. Answers included.

A sentence building for French KS3 / KS4 on describing your favourite type of cuisine and why. Click this link to see ideas on how you can use sentence builders https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180

A quick true or false quiz on healthy eating - can be done as a listening or a reading to consolidate the vocab on this topic.

A task to practise describing why you like or dislike certain foods using expressions pupils have learned in class.

A quick activity to practise recognising the gender of different nouns using the ending of the word. The table summarises some of the main rules and has a selection of food items at the bottom - pupils look at each word and sort it into the correct column.

A good end-of-topic exercise to practise writing about the topic of food and drink, with a follow-up checklist of things to focus on to upgrade your answers.

A selection of vocab activities on the topic of healthy eating / a balanced diet. Activities include vocab-matching, translation, gap-fill and sentence unjumbling.

A worksheet with two activities for practising writing about eating and drinking in past, present and future. You can begin by going over the verbs in the table at the beginning and could always match them to English ones jumbled up on the board. Then pupils do the jumble writing task and selecting tenses, then a translation activity. Answers included.

I just made these 6 sentence builders to give to my students to revise from for a writing test. They cover the following points: Introducing yourself, giving age, birthday, where you’re from and where you live Describing physique, hair and eyes - of yourself or of someone else Describing personality - of yourself or of someone else Describing your family and giving their names, ages and birthdays Saying what pets you have (and colours) and any pets you used to have / would like to have However, you can also use them for teaching the content in the first place - click this link to see ideas on how you can use sentence builders https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180

A worksheet with a sequence of activities to introduce and practise talking about pets and colours for beginners’ Spanish. Activities include a matching exercise, a vocab table to fill out, a listening gap-fill and a ‘bad translation’ exercise.

A set of short listening exercises (and one writing exercise) on the topic of descriptions in Spanish, including physical description, personality and also describing pets. The exercises include dictation, ‘bad translation’, sentence matching and a guided writing task.

A sequence of activities on the topic of genres of music in French for KS4 / KS3 level to describe what kind of music you like/dislike and why. Exercises include a gapped parallel vocab list, a listening gap-fill (with transcript for teacher to read out, not audio file), vocab-finding and translation.

A powerpoint of oral activities to do with a worksheet to follow it. Answers included.

A reading comprehension with various exercises to consolidate the vocabulary on the topic. For KS4 topic of health / healthy lifestyles. Activities include find the vocab in the text, gap-fill, French questions, vocab-list and translation.

A selection of activities focusing on the rules for adjective agreement on the topic of food and drink. Activities include a video to watch, table to fill in, gap-fill and translation.

A worksheet recapping different opinion phrases for talking about why you like/dislike certain types of food. Activities include a match-up of key phrases and oral translations with first letters to help, and a jigsaw oral translation.

A worksheet to practise key expressions that contain the pronoun ‘en’ when talking about food and drink.

Two worksheets on making basic and more complex comparisons on the topic of holidays. Activities include broken sentences, listening gap-fill, gapped translation, sentence unscrambling and translation.

A set of activities for learning when to use which preposition for different sports in French. Activities include a vocab sorting task, gap-fill, translation and multiple choice.

Thanks to Christopher Pye for the awesome excel spreadsheet used to make this. Oral ping pong translation on the topic of holidays to consolidate all vocab and practise speaking.