A mini book to make and fill with grammar rules. I thought this idea would help my students to retain and remember those rules which we have covered to date. I shall be adding more rules as and when we learn them. If anyone has any suggestions as to further rules or tips which night help my students, please do leave a comment. Thanks.

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.

A poem descibing the arrival of autumn. Introduces related vocabulary. I have made two copies of the poem. One is decorated and the other has been left blank so as pupils can draw their own pictures.

'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 gap fill-in using the tenses 'avoir' and 'être' in the present tense.

Introduction to the present tense of the verb 'être'. Gap fill exercises.

Introduction to the present tense of the verb ‘avoir’. Gap fill exercises. Please taek the time to comment. Feedback is always appreciated.

Sung to the tune of the Hokey Cokey. Great for reinforcing body parts and to end a class when the pupils have worked well.

Revision of the verb aller together with the expression 'to the'. Gap fill sentences to say where each person is going to in a typical town.

A simple introduction to the present tense of avoir, être, and regular er, ir and re verbs. Gap fill-in exercise. Feedback is always appreciated.

Cards need to be printed out twice. I have included 27 verbs. The memory game can be played in several ways. To begin with place cards spread out face down on a table. Pupils turn over 2 at a time. They have to say the infinitive of the verb showing on the card. When they find two that match, they win them. Next when a card is turned over, pupils have to say the je, tu, il, elle form of the verb. This could then be extended to include nous, vous and ils and elles. A further game could be that pupils have to use the verb in a full sentence.

A board game to reinforce names of places and buildings you might find in a town once pupils have been introduced to vocabulary. My thanks to clker.com and cliparts.co for the use of the clipart images.

An introduction to the names of colours in French.

Pictures of buildings and places you might find in any town. Once children have been introduced to the key vocab they will enjoy playing this game. Pupils have to turn over two matching cards and name whatever is showing on the cards to win them. This activity could be extended further whereby pupils have to say the phrase 'Dans ma ville il y a .....' or if the town doesn&'t have whatever is on the card they have to say &';Dans ma ville il n'y a pas ....&'. If you print off more of these cards, the game could double up for the game of snap. Enjoy and have fun!!

Balloons numbered from one to ten. Colour could also be incorporated into this activity.

Graduated worksheet introducing the concept of saying 'I live in (name of town/city) in (name of country). using 'à&' and &';en'. Children have to match the correct city to the correct country. Reinforces knowledge of countries and their flags.

Simple fill-in activitiy introducing the expression 'J'habite.....&'

Buildins in a town to name. Enhances dictionary skills.

Buildings to name. Enhances dictionary skills.

Board game to reinforce and practise names of rooms in a home and items of furniture once pupils have been introduced to the vocabulary. Children draw their own pictures.