a handout to practise vocabulary on feeling unwell and going to the doctor's in French

A handout matching up famous sites in German speaking countries. Includes answers.

a pupil checklist for GCSE grammar, based on AQA spec

a handout in French about shopping

a worksheet exploring French brands and famous logos

a French listening comprehension based on a news clip about a coach crash from TF1 - questions in French. The archived clip can be found on www.tf1.fr click replay, the info and the clip is called un car polonais...

A handout to introuduce & practise quel & le quel (including feminine & plural forms). There is a short self assessment at the end. Suitable for higher level French classes.

a handout on the sites of Paris - good for end of term lessons

a reading exam (or practice) made up of six exercises in a GCSE format: 2 questions at grade A, 2 at Grade C and 2 at grade F. Contains answers after each exercise so you might want to remove them for exam practice

A writing checklist for students to identify their own mistakes in written French.

Pictures of typical French gestures. Match them up to what they mean in English & the idiomatic French equivalent

a straight forward worksheet and accompanying powerpoint on school uniforms. I noticed a couple of typos, which have been corrected. The powerpoint also includes a section on school rules

A worksheet to introduce indirect object pronouns in French. There are also some exercises to practise recognising and using them. Also good for revision purposes.

an A Level listening comprehension (on Youtube) in the new AQA format on the topic of strikes in France. Aimed at Yr13

a worksheet to practise the present tensenin French

A poster to shake some of the complacency we Brits have about the value of learning languages. I based it on a postcard I bought in Berlin last year. I've been criticised publically for this resource so make up your own mind and I hope as linguists and lovers of languages, we can carry on to do this!

A cloze writing exercize to introduce yourself in French - good for beginners

A handout to introduce and practize classroom objects in French. Aimed at 6th Grade

a powerpoint exploring translating idioms in and out of French - aimed at end of Yr12, beginning of Yr13 to get students thinking about not translating literally. There is also an accompanying worksheet to help students think about the different meanings of words and which ones to use for translation. Could be used in class or set as homework

a second worksheet on the present tense in Dutch, mainly in the first person singular (ik) with sepcific exercises on dropping of double consonants and doubling vowels