A selection of activities to practice Halloween words in French. There is a vocabulary worksheet to label images. There is a worksheet to practice the expression ‘Il y a…’ saying how many objects there are. There is a worksheet to say where the ghost is, which revises the expression ‘Il y a …’ and items of furniture. There is also a picture to colour, which enhances reading skills and also revises colours. To complete the Halloween activities there is a wordsearch and a completed TC. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Although Halloween is a feminine noun, Joyeux Halloween is more commonly used. Joyeux Halloween à tous… **AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING PRINT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN SHOTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.**

An introduction to traffic signs and asking and giving directions in French to places and buildings found in a town. There is an exercise where directions are given and students have to give the question as to where something is. There is an activity whereby students have to answer questions and give directions themselves. There are completed TC’s for three exercises. There are 7 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are most welcome and much appreciated.

Exercises to practice using the verb SAVOIR and CONNAÎTRE. There is a matching word to a picture of a range of verbs using savoir. There is an exercise to practice saying what you can and can’t do. There is also an exercise to practice ‘knowing a fact’. TC’s are also included, which I hope is a valued time saver for all you busy teachers. Finally there is an exercie explaining how to use and practice the verb CONNAÎTRE. Contains 7 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are welcomed and appreciated.

My first book of pictures and words in French is ideal to introduce familiar objects and animals to young children. They have to match the words to the pictures. This book covers vocabulary for: colours vehicles pets farm animals wild animals holidays dans le jardin fruit vegetables clothes dans ma chambre If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Your support is much appreciated. Do please take a moment and leave a comment. Your feedback is very welcome.

To be able to talk about and discuss school rules in French. There are 27 rules in total. Exercises include: 1. An introduction to expessions: Il faut, On doit, Il ne faut pas, On ne doit pas and Il est interdit de, together with 14 school rules to sort out into HAVE TO/CAN’T columns. 2. There is a completed TC of this worksheet. 3. A further worksheet comprises of 12 school rules to work out from a grid and form complete sentences. 4. A comprehension worksheet where 3 students talk about their school rules. There are questions that accompany the texts. 5. Mettez les phrases en anglais et en français. 6. To make a list of school rules of students choices. There are 6 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. **AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN PRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.**

I gave my students this picture for their French homework and they were asked to write a story about it . The two stores were both written by two of my students who are 13 years old. Didn’t they do well? I was so delighted with the result that I just had to share it with the TES community!! I will admit that a few minor tweaks have been made. The first story is written in the past tense, using the ‘perfect’ tense and the ‘imperfect’ tense. Find out the names of the chicks and what kind of characters they have. Follow them on their journey and find out what happens when they decide to go on an Easter egg hunt. Also included are 12 questions to answer. The second story is written in the present tense. Find out what makes one of the chicks cry and what happens to make her happy again and the moral to the story. Also included are 10 questions to answer. Feedback and comments are always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ If this resource does sell both of the students concerned will definitely be in for a treat. Suggestions please… (Please don’t say an Easter egg because one of them is allergic to chocolate)

A fun way to learn and practise classroom vocabulary in French. Could also be used for German, Italian, Spanish and any other foreign language. Contains 25 images which include: le crayon le stylo la régle les ciseaux la fenêtre la porte la table la chaise le bureau le livre l’armoire la bibliothèque le calendrier la cartable la poubelle la plante l’ordinateur le tableau blanc la boîte la colle l’horlogge la trousse la gomme le prof Based on the game show where the aim is to complete a line of 5 connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. Students have to name the picture to gain control of the shape. This could be extended by naming the colour of the item. Have fun. My students did! If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci.

A selection of resources for practising the names of 12 animals in French. Includes: images to label naming the animal from a part shown image negatives plurals - saying how many pets you have word search crossword puzzle If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. No attribution is required for coloured photos. The kitten, Rosie, is my own photo

11 weather phrases in Italian to label. I have set out the phrases, grouping those together which share the same pattern. This might be of help when children are meeting them for the first time. The extension graduated worksheet is to practice how to use weather expressions to give a simple weather forecast Useful for introducing Italian cities and where they are situated. There is also a tick report for practising days of the week. Any feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘grazie mille.’ As Tes continue to have problems with resource previews I have included a screen shot so you can see what the worksheet will look like when downloaded.

A selection of Easter pictures to colour in Italian. Revises and recaps: numbers, colour and Easter vocabulary. Feedback is always welcome.The last activity in this resource uses colour name initials, which I though was an alternative to using numbers If you consider this worth buying, ‘grazie mille’ Buona Pasqua a tutti… *PLEASE NOTE: TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS. SO AS YOU CAN SEE WHAT THE LAST ACTIVITY SHOULD LOOK LIKE, I HAVE INCLUDED A SCREENPRINT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

A fun way to practise being able to talk about animals in French. Could also be used for German, Italian, Spanish and any other foreign language. Contains 25 images: un chat un chien un poussin un lapin un oiseau une souris un cochon un tigre une libellule un agneau une mouette un cochon d’Inde une coccinelle un canard un mouton un hibou un cheval un poisson un serpent une chèvre un lion un éléphant un papillon un perroquet une chenille un chaton If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. No attribution is required.

Flashcards showing 32 fabulous ‘life-like’ images of animals. French animal names have also been included. Animals include: pets, farm animals, wild animals, insects and others. Animal names could be stuck on the back of the flashcards. Children are shown a picture, which they have to name the animal. Card is then turned over to reveal the word. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. No attribution is required.

A matching pairs game to practice and reinforce animal vocabulary in French, but could also be used for any language. There are 24 images, which include: pets, farm animals, wild animals and insects. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Feedback and comments are always welcome and appreciated. My thanks to ‘pexels.com’ for the use of the pictures, even though attribution is not required.

Playing lotto is a fun way to practice and reinforce the names of animals in French. Could also be used in early years and for any foreign language. I thought it a welcome change to include ‘life like pictures.’ There are 24 images which include: un chat un poussin un lapin un oiseau une souris un cochon un tigre une libellule un chien un agneau une mouette un cochon d’Inde une coccinelle un canard une girafe un mouton un hibou un cheval un poisson un serpent un rouge-gorge un écureuil une chèvre un lion I split my children into small groups and they each take turns at being the ‘teacher’. They love calling out ‘Qui a un chat?’ and 'Qui a une vache? To win the card the reply is 'J’ai un chat, ‘J’ai une vache.’ As children become confident with vocabulary, the colours of the animals could also be mentioned. I have also included cards with animal names. Good practice for oral work. Picture cards and words need to be printed twice. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Comments and feedback is always welcome and appreciated. No attribution is required.

A selection of activities on the topic of food and drink. Contents: A ‘matching words to 20 images’ to complete. A worksheet listing healthy and unhealthy food & drinks. A worksheet focusing on using opinions and justifying those opinions. (includes completed teacher copy ) A simple story about a boy who is always hungry with questions to answer in French or English. Finally there are two place setting where children have to design and label a healthy meal and an unhealthy meal. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Comments and feedback is always welcome. The last worksheet added has been amended.

Games are always a fun way to learn and reinforce new vocabulary. These two games focus on personality adjectives. The rules for the first game, which slightly differ from the ones we know are included. Game can be played in several way. Simply naming the personality, then using the phrase - Je suis ...... . Using a dice to determine which subject pronoun to use, will allow the opportunity to use: tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils and elles. The second game is based on the game show Blockbusters where the aim is to complete a line of 5 connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. Students have to name the personality to gain control of the shape. If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci'. Comments are always welcome and much appreciated.

To be able to practice and talk about 12 different types of personalities. There are images to label and a gap-fill bubble speech exercise. There are sentences to translate to English and sentences to translate to French. Extension worksheet also revises the use of intensifiers to make sentences more interesting. There are teacher completed copies included. There are 7 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci’. Comments welcome and appreciated.

A fun way to practise being able to talk about food and drinks in French. Could also be used for German, Italian, Spanish and any other foreign language. Contains 25 images. la pomme le banane la fraise l’orange la tomate la carotte les petits pois les champignons les haricots verts les frites la saucisse la viande le poisson le poulet le pain le beurre le fromage le sandwich le croissant le gâteau les crêpes l’œuf l’eau le lait le jus d’orange This could be modified as to how many items you need to teach. Based on the game show where the aim is to complete a line of connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. To gain control of a shape, students have to name the picture to gain control of the shape. This could be extended by naming the colour of the item and even further by say if you like, love, don’t like or hate the fruit/vegetable in question. You could even say how often you eat the particular fruit or vegetable. The opportunities are endless. Have fun. My students did! If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci.

A fun way to practise being able to talk about food and drinks in French. Could also be used for German, Italian, Spanish and any other foreign language. Contains 25 images. la pomme le banane la fraise l’orange la tomate la carotte les petits pois les champignons les haricots verts les frites la saucisse la viande le poisson le poulet le pain le beurre le fromage le sandwich le croissant le gâteau les crêpes l’œuf l’eau le lait le jus d’orange This could be modified as to how many items you need to teach. Based on the game show where the aim is to complete a line of connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. To gain control of a shape, students have to name the picture to gain control of the shape. This could be extended by naming the colour of the item and even further by say if you like, love, don’t like or hate the fruit/vegetable in question. You could even say how often you eat the particular fruit or vegetable. The opportunities are endless. Have fun. My students did! If you consider this worth buying, 'un très grand merci.