Two worksheets with Advanced Level phrases to help students achieve complex sentences donner son avis faire des concessions

A reading comprehension activity on Shakespeare’s Seven Ages of Man with the focus on understanding and use of language devices. Answer Key for time saving. Slide presentation of poem included.

A presentation introducing IF CLAUSES- types 1, 2 & 3 Followed by example sentences in French to translate from the current A Level themes/sub-themes such as le bénévolat, l’engagement politique et quelle vie pour les marginalisés.

A slide presentation of Shakespeare’s sonnet 116 for Pearson Edexcel IGCSE, including historical context, structure and use of language techniques

Ppt. covering Spanish food vocab, mealtimes, opinions, adverbs of frequency and finishing with a writing task with writing frame provided. Additional worksheet to use as a starter/ warm-up or for differentiation.

LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES WORKSHEET BASED ON THE OPENING EXTRACT OF CHARLES DICKEN’S SHORT GHOST STORY THE SIGNALMAN. STUDENTS COMPLETE GRID WITH EXAMPLES OF A RANGE OF DEVICES AND THEN COMMENT ON THEIR EFFECTIVENESS. INCLUDES WORDS/PHRASES, FIGURATIVE AND RHETORICAL DEVICES. AT END OF EXTRACT THERE IS ALSO A QUESTION FOR FOLLOW-ON HOMEWORK/ASSESSMENT TASK. ALSO INCLUDED TEACHER VERSION OF GRID WITH SUGGESTED ANSWERS FOR TIME-SAVING.

'Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore. A festive classic poem comprehension to challenge upper KS2. Also suitable for KS3. Focus is on understanding and finding relevant information, figurative language, vocabulary and personal responses. Answer key provided for time-saving. PPT presentation of poem also included.

Harry Potter’s daily routine for a higher ability KS3 or KS4 Ppt. presentation and a follow-up worksheet version plus a TRUE FALSE comprehension. Suitable for activities such as reading comprehension, sequencing, card sort, translation etc.

A reading comprehension to explore Steinbeck’s use of setting and descriptive language in the opening paragraphs of Of Mice and Men. Includes questions on tone, figurative language, juxtaposition, connotations and inference. This comprehension is a stand-alone activity but also serves as an introduction to Steinbeck’s language and the novella itself. Detailed suggested answers with wider analysis and possible discussion points.

26 slides giving a detailed explanation of the Passive Voice. Including: formation and different tenses passive versus active voice why we use the passive activity slides to assess understanding The presentation would also be useful as an introduction to the Passive in MFL

SPANISH IMPERFECT TENSE Resources slides on formation including irregular forms slides on usage and translation tips reading comprehension text on childhood including tense focus; Verdad/Mentira/No Mencionado question set Answer key for time-saving

Slides to introduce and give examples of persuasive techniques

Engaging worksheets to consolidate/assess first four QCA Primary French units with new vocabulary for extension. Topics include: -family -age -hobbies -physical description -where you live -weather nouns numbers reading comprehension

UNIT OF WORK [QCA FRENCH UNIT 14 JE SUIS LE MUSICIEN] including ppt, for several lessons and various worksheets and activities to go with the slides

KS2 Resources for building vocabulary through awareness of synonyms including ppt. and worksheets

A presentation on complex colour adjectives for a quick, easy way to up level pupils’ creative writing. Activity and answer key included.

Some resources to accompany UNIT 3 LOOK AT ME PPT. Months of the year Worksheet Trente jours ont novembre Worksheet Ma semaine PPT. Activities with bien or mal PPT. Fun slides about Ratatouille the rat to consolidate and introduce new language

Two Spanish reading comprehensions on Daily Routine with True, False, Not Mentioned questions. Further activities on grammar etc.

A classic poem comprehension suitable for upper KS2, lower KS3. Focus is on understanding and finding relevant information, figurative language, vocabulary and personal responses. Answer key provided. PPT presentation oF poem also included.

The Hound of the Baskervilles. Arthur Conan Doyle. Reading comprehension suitable for KS3/4 and also for exam practice such as AQA G.C.S.E English Language Paper 1 . The extract is taken from chapter 6 Baskerville Hall as Sir Henry Baskerville travels to Baskerville Hall to claim his inheritance. Focus is on the writer’s use of language and how this contributes to the build up of a mysterious atmosphere. Language use covered includes writer’s word choices, figurative language devices, connotations, pathetic fallacy and tone. Answer Key included for time-saving.