A worksheet and topic page for primary German, designed as an introduction to the language, ideal for Key Stage 2 and possibly lower Key Stage 3,

Designed with primary French in mind (although it can be adapted for any language) this PowerPoint is meant to be used at the start of the school year or term, and can assist you in setting targets and establishing rules with your pupils, talk to them about the importance and fun of learning languages, discuss the European Day of Languages with them and begin learning a few basic greetings and classroom instructions in French. Bonne chance et bonne rentrée! #primarylanguages #primary #french #europeandayoflanguages #languages

A lesson that I have created for Year 8, levelled to level 3 and 4, to use reflexive verbs and daily routine activities, as well as revising times of the day to achieve a writing up to Level 4a, in the first and third person, with a sentence builder, writing support sheet, reading comprehension, peer dictation activity and speaking starters and plenaries. I created this for an observed lesson which was postponed, feedback welcome. Key words: daily routine, reflexive verbs, first person, third person, times of the day.

I used this with a very low ability Year 8 group who have difficulty accessing the core curriculum and they enjoyed it - it is designed to be a series of 2-4 lessons on the French Revolution and can be used with storyboarding and facebook page templates to add additional tasks. The worksheet that I have uploaded with the PPT is not mine - I downloaded from TES but as I used this with the lesson plan, I am re-uploading them together.

Loosely two lessons on revising activities / teenage media consumption, around the topic of 'Mon ordi et mon portable&', plus television watching habits, incorporating a quiz quiz trade game, memory race, reading comprehensions, translation, mini tests and gap fills. If you use this with your class, please let me have your feedback, it is all very helpful to me as a teacher in the early stages of my career, thank you!