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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.

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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.

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Ma routine
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Ma routine

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a double-sided reference mat on my daily routine in French. First side is in the present and on the flip side, the perfect, imperfect, future and conditional tenses. Aimed at Yr9 and above.
more French agreements
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more French agreements

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a gapfill worksheet practising agreements (feminin, masculine plural & feminine plural) in French in a variety of contexts. Apart from filling in adjective endings, there are also some singular/plural verb endings. Aimed at KS4 but also good for revision and practice at KS5
Tout
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Tout

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a worksheet practising tout, toute, tous, toutes and homophones toux and the verb tousser, aimed at AL
Jobs in German
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Jobs in German

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a worksheet on jobs in German together with a powerpoint presentation introducing jobs- aimed at Yr9
sports in French
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sports in French

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I found this template on the TES, called beat the mouse and I've used it to practise present tense sporting activities in French - aimed at years 7 & 8
Pets in French Les Animaux
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Pets in French Les Animaux

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A board game matching up pictures of pets & animals with written French. Print off and cut up the French words, so pupils can cover the pictures with the correct French.