Introduction to saying which country you live in using the expression, J'habite en/au/aux ______ . Gap-fill worksheet.

Activites to practise the names of animals in French.

Activity describing Madeleine's weekday routine. Using a variety of verbs and times. There are a range of questions which accompany the text. Talk freely about the pictures before children read the text and ask questions about what they see. Adult models and then children continue asking their own questions. If you use this worksheet please take the time to comment. Your feedback is very much appreciated.

Character descriptions of where each person lives. Includes cities and countries. Uses the 1st, 2nd and 3rd person singular. Questions accompany worksheet.

The names of 5 pets in French to label. Instructions can be given of what colour to colour each animal. My thanks to clker.com and cliparts.co for the use of the clipart images.

A gap fill 'true or false' worksheet. Students draw a smiley face if the statement is correct or a sad face if the statement is gramatically incorrect. Students need to indicate what the error is in those statements which are incorrect and re-write the statement correctly. Please take the time to leave a comment. Your feedback will be greatly valued.

An introduction to vocabulary for school subjects. A gap-fill activity.

Comprehension with questions about Christophe's typical day. Good use as revision for reflexive verbs and time. Incorporates time connectives which I have written in red and new words introduced are written in green. Questions include: what time? where? how long? and, what? Any feedback would be most appreciated. Merci.

A French Christmas card to colour.

A tick box revision activity for when pupils have learnt the different types of weather. Also incorporates the days of the week. If you use these worksheets, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

The green cross code in French. A fun way to practise -er verbs and the directions à droite et à gauche. Please take a moment to comment. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

A fun game for reinforcing Easter vocab. Cards need to be printed twice & laminated. The object of the game is to find 2 cards that match. Each time a card is turned over, the player musy say in French what image is on the card.

'High Street&' scene of shops and buildings in a town. Questions ask &';where is...?' Simple &'gap-fill&'; exercise to practice the use of du/de la and de l' when using the propositions: à côté de/près de and en face de. Worksheet also uses the preposition &'entre&';. The final question has been left blank fot the students to fill in and give an answer. I found this to be useful for reinforcing town vocabulary together with prepositions.

A matching pairs game for practicing names of colours in French/German/Spanish/Italian. Children have to turn two cards up of the same colour to win the pair. They must say the name of the colour to be able to win the cards. Print double copies of coloured stars cards. Please take the time to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

An introduction to colours. Paintpots to colour in. Feedback is always welcome.

Simple 'gap-fill&' exercise to practice the use of du/de la and de l&'; when using the prepositions: à côté de/près de and en face de. Worksheet also uses the preposition 'entre&'. Vocabulary concentrates on places in a town and shops. Students should have fun saying where each animal is.

An activity to introduce vocabulary for clothes and footwear. Aim is to match the correct word to the picture.

An exercise to practise a range of verbs together with revising the names of rooms in a house. If you use this, please take the time to leave a comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

Buildins in a town to name. Enhances dictionary skills.

A simple gap fill in worksheet using objects in the singular and putting them into the plural form. Pictures are to be coloured in. This worksheet practices the concept of how the spelling for certain colours changes depending of the gender of the noun. Suitable for LA pupils.