Toolkit for generating simple structures relating to Family. Colour coded to emphasise gender.

2 sentence pattern grids to help pupils construct sentences in the Perfect Tense for describing holidays. Covers verbs with avoir and with etre.

Interactive multiple-choice practice of the plural forms needed to talk about your family. Will work on PC or IW.

Text in French about the Foreign Legion with questions in English.

Toolkit to help pupils describe their work experience.

An interactive drag and drop exercise, requiring a knowledge of Spanish as well as football. Will work on PC or IW.

Trisha interviews the Doctor about where he's from and where he lives.

TOOLKIT to help pupils generate simple sentences relating to pets. Gender is colour-coded and masculine Accusative highlighted in bold text.

Interactive practice of Germany FAMILY vocab. Will work on PC or IW.

Two authentic stories from the German press form the basis of this interactive gap-fill activity. Pupils drag and drop verbs in the Imperfect Teses into the gaps to complete the texts..

Extended text about school subjects followed by questions in German.

Interactive drag and drop activity practising SHOPPING phrases. Will work on the PC or the IW.

Multi-choice Interactive practice of questions relating to identity, family, pets and reading.

Interactive drag and drop exercise practising a number of German verbs in the Imperfect. Will work on PC or IW.

Presentation on the present tense of manger.

5 key verbs for beginners, set out to allow pupils to see the pattern of endings. Can be blown-up for display or printed to go in exercise books.

A multi-choice self-correcting interactive exercise practising the word order after weil in the context of GCSE level statements about school.

Multiple choice activity practising saying where you work / did your work experience.

TOOLKIT to help pupils make statements about where they live, have lived and would like to live.

Text about the Simpson family (Who's who; age; best friend etc) with questions in German.