Games are always a fun way to learn and reinforce new vocabulary. These two games focus on personality adjectives. The rules for the first game, which slightly differ from the ones we know are included. Game can be played in several way. Simply naming the personality, then using the phrase - Je suis ...... . Using a dice to determine which subject pronoun to use, will allow the opportunity to use: tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils and elles. The second game is based on the game show Blockbusters where the aim is to complete a line of 5 connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. Students have to name the personality to gain control of the shape. If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci'. Comments are always welcome and much appreciated.

A fun way to practice verb infinitives in French. Contains images for: avoir être aller faire (les devoirs) regarder jouer parler (French flag) habiter manger écouter / entendre travailler rentrer porter écrire dessiner dormir demander / répondre conduire offrir choisir dire boire voir lire aimer The rules are slightly different from the usual ones. When you land on a snake, if you can correctly name the infinitive verb you remain on that square. You do not have to go down the snake. When you students are confident naming the infinitive verbs, they can then say a sentence about the picture. Use a dice to find out which 'person' the sentence will start with. For example: 1=je, 2=tu, 3=il/elle/on, 4=nous, 5=vous, 6=ils/elles. Have fun. My students did. There is also a crossword puzzle to practise and reinforce vocabulary. Please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci.' < My thanks to: cliparts.co, clker.com and clipartbest.com for the use of the clipart images.

What better time than Christmas to reward your students for working hard in French. Let’s make sure we make learning a language fun so they will actually say ‘J’adore le français’ together with ‘Je parle le français.’ Vocabulary for bookmarks include: number names colour names days of the week months of the year animal names classroom items clothing & footwear family members rooms in a house furniture my town /shops & buildings school subjects I have added bookmarks with vocabulary which can just be folded in half to save time as I know how busy teachers are at this time of the year. There is a blank template for you to add/choose your own vocab. Feedback is always welcome. One day someone will leave me a comment… If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A fun way to learn autumn vocabulary is by playing the game 'I have… Who has…? A good way to get children speaking freely. The game enables them to ask and answer questions using simple sentences. There are 18 cards and the vocabulary includes the following: rouge orange jaune marron (colour) une pomme un râteau un arbre une feuille un écureuil une pomme de pin un marron un épouvantail un corbeau une citrouille un gland le vent des noix des feuilles There is also a connect 4 games which includes the vocabulary: un panier un panier de feuilles un panier de pommes une tarte au pommes Print onto card, cut out and laminate. Have fun. I’m sure your students will enjoy playing the games. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A selection of games to practise vocab. associated with Halloween.

A selection of games to practice, revise and reinforce the names of more than 30 names of food and drink items in French. Resource contains 4 files. The crossword puzzle has an answer sheet provided. If you consider this worth buying ‘Un très grand merci’.

This is an end of year exam I have prepared for my year 7 students (12 year olds). Topics include: nationalities languages age food and drink verb - regular and irregular reflexive verbs time hobbies school uniform how you get to school what is a good friend Not sure if this will be useful for a class teacher of 30 children, but maybe a smaller class or for those of you who teach privately. If anyone considers this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci’. AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH PRINT PREVIEWS, I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN SHOTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.

I gave my students this picture for their French homework and they were asked to write a story about it . The two stores were both written by two of my students who are 13 years old. Didn’t they do well? I was so delighted with the result that I just had to share it with the TES community!! I will admit that a few minor tweaks have been made. The first story is written in the past tense, using the ‘perfect’ tense and the ‘imperfect’ tense. Find out the names of the chicks and what kind of characters they have. Follow them on their journey and find out what happens when they decide to go on an Easter egg hunt. Also included are 12 questions to answer. The second story is written in the present tense. Find out what makes one of the chicks cry and what happens to make her happy again and the moral to the story. Also included are 10 questions to answer. Feedback and comments are always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ If this resource does sell both of the students concerned will definitely be in for a treat. Suggestions please… (Please don’t say an Easter egg because one of them is allergic to chocolate)

An exercise to practice how to use demonstrative adjectives in French, this, that, these and those. There is a follow-on exercise to show how you emphasize the difference between this and that. I have also included ‘teacher/completed’ coppies. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

Exercises to learn and practise colours in French. Students follow instructions to colour the colour splats. Focuses on word recognition. Completed exercises included. Due to the ongoing problems with print previews I have included screen shots to show how the worksheets will look when downloaded. Contains 9 files. If you consider this worth buying, ‘Un très grand merci.’

Using an Easter theme, a fun way for children to revise and practice prepositions. Covers: sur, sous, â côté de, derrière and devant. I have included a teacher’s completed copy. There is also a connect 4 game to reinforce Easter vocabulary. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeuses Pâques à tous… AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREENPRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE COMPLETED WORKSHEETS LOOK. THERE IS NO PROBLEMS WHEN DOWNLOADING THIS RESOURCE.

An introduction to learning and practising Spanish numbers. Concentrates on numbers 1-31 for use with writing the date and saying what date your birthday is. Follow on worksheet for practising numbers up to 100 and 1000. There are gap fill activities, including completed exercises. DUE TO TES CONTINING TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING WORD DOCUMENTS PREVIEWS, I HAVE INCLUDED PDF’S TO SHOW HOW THE WORD DOCUMENTS LOOK WHEN THEY ARE DOWNLOADED.

Dialogues from children practices a greetings, name and how old they are. Questions to answer introduces the expression ‘Quelle âge a …?’ and ‘Qui a…’ I have included black and white copies for those of you who are not able to print in colour. Also there are 3 worksheets wiith answers. There are 9 word documents files in total. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ **DUE TO TES CONTINUING TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENTS PRINT PREVIEWS, I HAVE INCLUDED PDF’s TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED. **

A selection of worksheets to practice numbers from 1 to 10 and names of 10 animals in Italian. There are worksheets where children have to sort out the names of animals and the numbers from 1 to 10. Also includes a worksheet using the expression ‘C’è…e Ci sono…’ to say how many animals there are. If you consider this worth buying, ‘grazie mille.’

A colouring activity for young children to practice autumn vocabulary. I have included differentiated worksheets. There are also flashcards which include an AUTUMN tree and a SUMMER tree, so a good time to introduce seasons and how nature changes throughout the year. Also introduces size, grand et petit. Vocabulary flashcards are also included. I teach French in a nursery and my two an a half year olds love doing the actions to GRAND et petit. There are 11 files in total. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Flashcards include: un arbre (d’automne) un arbre (d’été) une feuille verte une feuille rouge une feuille jaune une feuille orange une feuille marron un oiseau un hérisson un écureuil un soleil AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED A SCREENPRINT TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEET WILL LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.

A game of dominoes to practise Christmas vocabulary in french. It should keep your students busy the last few days in school before breaking up for the Christmas holidays, whilst having fun and enjoyment at the same time. Vocabulary includes: le Père Noël un bonhomme de neige un flocon de neige un ange un renne un cadeau un chapeau un traîneau un sapin un sapin de Noël un rouge-gorge un bas de Noël un chapeau de Père Noël des cadeaux le gui le houx une boule de Noël une bougie une étoile une crèche une cheminée une cloche une église If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci’. Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année à tous.

Having taught Christmas vocabulary to my students I thought of extending this into a gap-fill activity. The sentences are fairly challenging, so I have added images to help with those missing words. Once the children have worked out which words fit where, they then have to translate the sentences. There is a teacher completed worksheet. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année à tous.

A selection of French Christmas cards to colour. They may be of use to those of you who have students who are not ‘artists.’ I have chosen a range of images which I hope will appeal. Just print on card and fold in two and voilà you’re ready to go. A time saver I’m sure you’ll all agree. Feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this resource worth buying, ‘un très grand merci’. Joyeux Noël et bonne année à tous.

This is a version, in French, of the popular ‘12 Days of Christmas’ song that I made up. Find out what was sent to a friend and spot the alliterations. Students will have fun working out new vocabulary and singing along to the classic tune that everyone knows. I had as much fun making up the song as my students had singing it. They learnt it quickly and loved it!! I have included a tree outline. More able students working in groups could make up their own song and draw in the pictures, others could draw the images from this song. Keeping kids interested and making learning a language FUN is the key to successful learning. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci et Joyeux Noël à tous.’

A fun activity for young children to learn some basic food items and the days of the week in French. Also practices the expressions ‘don’t like’ and ‘love’. The story is about ‘un lapin’, On Monday he eats a cake, but rabbits don’t like cakes. On Tuesday he eats a lemon, but rabbits don’t like lemons. Finally on Sunday he eats a carrot, rabbits LOVE carrots. Children should be able to join in and retell the story with lots of practice.