A poster to demonstrate how different skills carried out in MFL lessons relate to Bloom’s taxonomy.

A selection of eye-catching, professional-looking reward postcards/posters for students. There are a range of reasons they may be awarded, e.g. ‘spectacular speaker’. I have laminated them and printed in A5 size and they are displayed on my Language Stars Board. Each month I simply write up the winners in marker pen and then rub off and update. The kids love them! For the Twitter Hall of Fame one, I print a QR code which links to a photo/video demonstrating the best class/students of the month.

Adaptable retrieval practice slides with instructions in the notes section. Ideal for students to do as an independent task at the start of the lesson. Feel free to steal and adapt :)

All of the key phrases you would like students to include in their written and spoken work condensed into a 4 page booklet. Taken from the Studio GCSE Higher textbook which follows the AQA spec. Includes examples of a range of grammatical terms as well as key phrases to include in present, future, conditional, preterite and imperfect answers. Some of the terms are shown with a sentence of how to use it in practice as well as a final page which has a list of key verbs in all tenses.

Beautifully designed French ‘Languages Star’ postcard. Ideally given out once a month to students who demonstrate an excellent attitude to learning in languages. Very eye-catching and appealing to both students and parents. I also have a Spanish version available if you search my shop.

An eye-catching resource to demonstrate how KS3 students can achieve Grades 1-9 in Years 7, 8 and 9. The file will download as a PDF as it was designed on Canva, making it perfect for your displays. Each file contains assessment criteria for that year group and example paragraphs demonstrating what each grade would look like in speaking or writing. Please note: the idea is that pupils will progress from grade 1 up to grade 9 over the course of the year, so a Year 7 grade 1 is not equivalent to a Year 8 grade 1.

A thinking skills based mystery lesson based on the school topic. Aimed at Key Stage 3. Students are given a copy of Hermione’s timetable which has just a few lessons filled in and a series of cryptic clues to work out when the rest of her lessons take place. PP, all resources and instructions all included. Fantastic resource which promotes critical thinking, independent learning and collaboration.

Tarsia puzzle used to introduce or revise places in town in French. The jigsaw pieces should be cut up and challenge pupils to match them using knowledge of cognates to support them. More interactive, engaging and challenging than a standard vocab match up. Perfect for an observation as it demonstrates collaborative, student-led learning. For more info on tarsia puzzles and to download a free, safe software to design your own search for Mr Barton Maths.

This is adapted from a fantastic resource I originally found on here, so credit for the menu, clues and concept goes to Rosaespanola! I have simply taken the fantastic concept of a food and drink based murder mystery lesson and adapted and updated the PP and resources. The lesson is aimed at Key Stage 3. Students are given a copy of a restaurant menu, clues regarding what each family member likes to eat and drink, a dictionary, hint cards and a sheet to complete with their answers. PP, all resources and instructions all included. Fantastic resource which promotes critical thinking, independent learning and collaboration.