Introduction to vocabulary for pets and colors in German. The brain gym slides on colors were not my own invention- I've taken them from another kind contributor. Also simple introduction to the nominative and accusative cases (of course).

A complete spelling lesson with lots of fun included: everything you need to teach words with the 'ay' sound, spelt ei, eigh and ey. This very popular lesson fully meets the requirements of the new (2014) curriculum for English for years 3 and 4. Includes: 1 x Complete lesson plan 1 x Presentation (in .pptx format) 1 x Worksheet including a spelling investigation and multiple choice spelling questions. 1 x Crossword puzzle. 3 x differentiated homework sheets (black cats, cauldrons and wizards). © Kate Hatherell 2015 All images are royalty free.

Power point explaining how to use the conditional. Links to the topic of school (school uniform and changes you would make if you were the Head Teacher).

This is one of my personal favorites (self praise is no praise, as they say). Move the body parts to make different looks (if the macros don't work to click and drag, just take the slides off of slide show view). Then play the who's who game as a class.

Simple powerpoint, with a crossword, which can be printed.

I'm not sure if you need the sound files in order for the powerpoint to play them- so I've uploaded them just in case. Please let me know! Can be adpated for any topic. Enjoy!

Using the idea of a fin, to help children with the pronunciation of 'Ich finde'.

Powerpoint introducing main family members and their personalities.

Power point of idioms relating to school, with a worksheet for pupils to complete (last slide).

A short presentation on ways to avoid comma splicing. The last slide contains sentences for the children to correct.

Complete lesson, teaching the spelling pattern: words ending in -gue and -que. This bundle contains: 1 x lesson plan (including 2 games) 1 x power point presentation 1 x word search activity 3 x differentiated homework sheets. Everything you need to meet this objective within the new (2014) curriculum objectives for years 3 and 4, without amending anything! If you like this resource, please leave me a rating and some feedback. If you weren't so happy, please let me know why via my inbox, and I will be happy to amend and re-send it to you for free. © Kate Hatherell 2015 All images are royalty free.

Battleships. Students use the sentence co-ordinates to locate each others' ships. The ships are the opinion sentences already written in the grids. The verboten just speeds the game up- students either don't ask about these squares or the teacher can remove them to make the game last longer. The winner is the first to find the other person's 6 sentences. All sentences and opinions are in the perfect tense.

Click once to pick up the coin (then let go of the click)... drag the coin to the dustbin if its not a real word, or to the treasure chest if it is a real word, then click again to drop the coin. From letters and sounds page 87. Edit the words as per the instructions on the last slide, then copy the slide and keep adding the macro. Thanks to Joe Dale for the drag and drop macro.

A fun way of looking at separable verbs.

A template of clock faces for children to play 'time' bingo with- in a foreign language, or in English.

Does what it says on the tin. Power point.

Memory activity to practize language about personal appearance.

A PowerPoint with several activities. Put this on slide show to see the peep hole activity working.

Powerpoint presentation, introducting vocabulary for where you live (an der Kueste, in der Stadt etc).

Students unscramble the personal descriptions to find Who Dunnit. Woo hoo!