A fantastic board game (think along the lines of Cranium) to celebrate European Day of Languages. Designed to try to appeal to every pupil in the classroom, there are both skill tasks and question cards with pupils being given the opportunity to write and form letters using unknown alphabets, say words in both new and familiar languages and answer general knowledge questions. Instructions: - Pupils play in small groups of 2-6 players. - Place all the question and skill cards face down in the correct place on the board. - Pupils choose a star to start on. - Roll the dice, the pupil with the highest number starts. - Pupils take it in turns to roll the dice and move clockwise around the board. - If a pupil lands on “Q”, another player picks up the “Q” card and asks them the question. If the pupil answers the question correctly they get to keep the card. - If a pupil lands on “S” they pick up the “S” card and complete the skill. If the pupil completes the skill they get to keep the card. - If a pupil lands on the dice they get to roll again. - There is no finish position. The game continues until all the cards have been won or time is up and the person with the most cards wins. Included: - Game board (print on 4 pieces of A4 - set to “Poster” when printing) - Full, easy to understand instructions - Question cards - Additional blank cards for your own questions - Skill cards - A5 support cards for plasticine task - Blank flag counters You might also be interested in: European Day of Languages QR Code Quiz European Day of Languages Design Your Own Flag For amazing French and Spanish resources visit lovelanguage.

Designed to fit in to the SQA's New Higher French society unit, this resource would also be useful for high ability GSCE pupils and AS level students needing to work on their listening skills and build their confidence in this area. This resource comprises of a video (and identical audio if you've not got fast broadband) of a native French speaker talking about becoming an adult. The recording is 1:43 in length and is accompanied by a workbook and answer booklet. The activities include three different types of gap fill, dictation, comprehension questions, true/false questions and translation as well as some extension activities. The resource aims to not just build confidence in listening but also practise dictionary skills, increase grammar awareness and work on translation.

A great French resource for Earth Day! Don't forget to check out the bundle for best value for money! This resource contains an Environmental Issues PowerPoint introducing six environmental issues in French, a vocabulary list and images to support pupils in a poster project. *Recently added! A longer list of environmental issues (11) to stretch higher ability pupils or adapt the resources to suit KS3. The PowerPoint (with audio to support non-language specialists) revises du, de la and des and sets the class up for designing a poster on one of the environmental issues to alert people to the problem. There is a basic success criteria which can be adapted to suit the class. Also included in this resource are six sheets providing visual help for those pupils struggling with their poster. The images can either be used as inspiration or, as they are provided in varied sizes, can be traced. Available separately: • visual display pack containing flashcards and labelled display images • activity support pack containing spinners, vocabulary and image cards, sentence builders and a selection of worksheets • French environmental issues booklet (two levels) For more French and Spanish resources visit lovelanguage.