Add a touch of culture to your lesson with this word search which features 17 famous monuments and sites in Paris. There are 20 words to find vertically and horizontally. Answer sheet included.

An exciting project which encourages French learners to be creative whilst learning vocabulary relevant to La Glacerie (ice cream parlour). It can also support teaching of Food in French. This guided booklet for students includes: choosing a business name creating a sign developing a menu planning special flavours (les glaces du jour) designing an advertisement inventing the ultimate ice cream sundae relevant vocabulary opportunities for self-reflection and peer assessment three extension activities PLUS: Separate teacher notes document with ideas to extend some of the project’s activities as well as answer sheets for the extension activities.

A fun and engaging group literacy project which supports pupils in planning their own reality TV show. Designed to last 4-6 lessons. This resource can be photocopied into a 12-page A5 booklet. On completion of the booklet pupils can present and pitch their show ideas to the class. Skills practised include: Persuasive writing Avoiding stereotypes Promoting equality Responding professionally to critics Collaboration and negotiation The resource includes pages on: What is a reality TV show? The BIG idea Deciding on your show Episode guide Presenters Contestants Application form Location Promotion TV advertising Professional debates

A fun and engaging way for beginner learners of German to revise the topics of family (Meine Familie) and pets (Haustiere). Pupils work individually or in small groups to find clues from the 10 reading comprehension texts in order to solve the mission. Simply print and place the texts around the classroom. Pupils read the texts and answer the questions to find the code words. Code words are recorded on the answer grid. Pupils then need to unscramble the mystery word which, in turn, helps them to find the mystery person. Resource includes: Teacher notes Pupil instructions 10 texts Teacher answer key Blank answer sheets for pupils

An engaging mystery set in a French Christmas market for your pupils to solve whilst practising their French language skills and increasing their seasonal vocabulary and cultural knowledge. Each completed activity provides pupils with a clue to enable them to eliminate people from the list of suspects and ultimately find the villain. The pupil booklet sets the scene and offers five different Christmas and Christmas market themed activities: Match the French Christmas vocabulary to the pictures Categorise products sold at a Christmas market Matching traditional French Christmas items to their English meanings Find the hidden message in the gingerbread hearts Find the odd one out. Pupils may need access to a dictionary or device to help them with vocabulary and identifying the French Christmas items. A teacher guide booklet is included with the answers, tips and the story conclusion.

Learn about the Christmas traditions in France with this fun scavenger hunt. There are 10 English language texts, each on a different aspect of French Christmas customs, which can be hung up around the classroom. Each text also has a question; however, the answers to the questions are found in a different text, so pupils need to move around the room, reading the information and searching for the answers. The answers become the Code Words, which are recorded in the pupils’ answer grids. Once the grid is complete, pupils unscramble the letters in the shaded boxes to find the Mystery Word. The first pupils to find the Mystery Word are the winners. Pupils can play individually, in pairs or small groups. This resource contains: 10 texts to stick up around the classroom Directions for pupils and notes for teachers Teacher answer sheet Answer grids for pupils

Learn about the Christmas traditions in Germany with this fun scavenger hunt. There are 10 English language texts, each on a different aspect of German Christmas customs, which can be hung up around the classroom. Each text also has a question; however, the answers to the questions are found in a different text, so pupils need to move around the room, reading the information and searching for the answers. The answers become the Code Words, which are recorded in the pupils’ answer grids. Once the grid is complete, pupils unscramble the letters in the shaded boxes to find the Mystery Word. The first pupils to find the Mystery Word are the winners. Pupils can play individually, in pairs or small groups. This resource contains: 10 texts to stick up around the classroom Directions for pupils and notes for teachers Teacher answer sheet Answer grids for pupils