This resource has 11 different starters (equally they could be used as mini-plenaries/plenaries) that help to reinforce grammar and key exam vocabulary. - an essay phrases gap-fill exercise - categorisation of verbs into 6 tenses - correction of common exam errors WJEC 2009/2010/2014 - times and periods vocab match up - present tense conjugation of 5 verbs highlighted as commonly unknown - bien/bon/mal/mauvais multiple choice exercise - ce qui/ce que exercise - speaking work "this is the answer what is the question?" The slides are easy to edit and can be used within a series of lessons.

Quels sports pratiques tu pour garder la forme? A vocab sheet to help pupils with different sports with "faire" and "jouer" also a crossword to consolidate understanding. Also a short writing frame e.g. Pour garder la forme j’adore jouer au foot et j’aime aussi faire de la boxe.

This is a resource pack to challenge pupils and build their reading skills. The word cloud contains over 30 weather expressions whereby pupils demonstrate their understanding of a variety of tenses and higher weather expressions. The second reading resource is a European forecast of 11 countries weather predictions. Pupils read the reports and complete 3 exercises. The first is a grammar exercise whereby pupils identify all the verbs in the future tense and then select 3 expressions to convert from the future to the past. The second exercise contains 12 comprehension questions relating to the weather reports. The third exercise pupils find 12 expressions in the text. Pupils are able to revise countries, the future tense and weather expressions. The resources are easy to print and would be suitable for classwork, homework and cover work.

An interactive PowerPoint presentation that revises and reinforces high frequency vocabulary in a fun way. The first slide displays the 11 topics and the teacher or pupils decide which topic to test themselves on. Lots of popular games such as bingo can be played using the slides as a prompt. The topics included are - days of the week - months - colours (11) - pets (10) - numbers 1-20 - countries (12) - verbs (10) - sports (7) - Transport (8) - Weather (5) - Free time (6) This can be used as a starter or a plenary too.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. This can be completed as a standalone lesson or worked through gradually in the build up to Christmas. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is : a word puzzle of activities in the present tense a speaking frame for activities and seasons a match up activity of weather and seasons a word cloud to translate weather expressions a crossword of countries speaking game - flags of where you were on holiday dialogue to rearrange - holidays in the past tense a speaking frame for holidays and duration grammar table of "wohnen" in the past tense with accommodation match up of times a writing/speaking frame for holidays and description in the past tense noughts and crosses - leisure activities in the past tense crossword - holiday expressions in the past tense a word maze to find 12 food items a match up activity of quantities a speaking frame to order food at the market noughts and crosses - ordering food in a café a writing activity using "kein/keinen/keine" with food a word puzzle to unscramble of what you like doing in the present tense a speaking frame of what you like to do logic game of what you buy in what shop writing puzzle on pocket money reading comprehension on shopping translation exercise on shopping and pocket money The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use each od the 25 activities as starters or revision for other lessons.

Teacher presentation which includes a homework task of authentic German websites for pupils to conduct language research on film/TV descriptions., also included is saying what you have seen later and the medium you viewed it on, what type of film/programme it was, what it was like. A modelled example of the whole dialogue, plenary involving translation of key vocabulary, bingo game of descriptions. The resource is easy to edit.

This resource pack is deigned for pupils that are either learning the conditional tense for he first time or recapping. The teacher PPT takes pupils through the formation. There are exercises to check understanding and translation and gap-fill exercises for pupils to demonstrate understanding, For creativity and the opportunity for pupils to expand their vocabulary there is a speaking game where pupils are posed with dilemmas and they have to say what they would do whilst justifying their opinion. It would be easy to adapt the speaking game to a written task. Also within the teacher PPT is a listening gap-fill of a song that uses the conditional tense. There is a reading comprehension whereby pupils read the accounts of 9 people saying what they would do if hey won the lottery and answer a series f questions. This is excellent stimulus material before starting writing or speaking work.

This resource is aimed at higher candidates to improve their reading skills. It comprises of 4 A-A* questions taken from 2012-2015 WJEC higher French reading exam papers. The main topics within the questions are family, weather, school and work experience. Key exam techniques are required and it is an ideal platform to challenge pupils. This can be set as class work, home work, cover work or revision. The resource is easy to edit and print.

This workbook contains 7 exercises for pupils to demonstrate their understanding of the first two modules of Expo 1. Exercise 1 tests understanding of items in a school bag. Exercise 2 pupils need to put the days of the week in chronological order. Exercise 3 pupils are required to complete mathematical operations demonstrating understanding of numbers 1-30. Exercise 4 is a crossword of 10 colours. Clues are in English and answers in French. Exercise 5 pupils match up 7 dates, demonstrating understanding of numbers and months. Exercise 6 pupils read a short passage and write what they are called, how old they are, and when birthday birthday is. Exercise 7 is a reading comprehension whereby pupils demonstrate understanding of greetings, introductions, age, birthdays, physical descriptions, family members, pets and colours. Easy to print, use for class work, home work and cover work.

This is an ideal first lesson. The teacher PPT contains a wall of knowledge whereby pupils can share any German phrases they may know already. Classroom expectations and key topics to be taught in the academic year are also shared with pupils. This is easy to edit to suit your own behaviour for learning expectations and SOW. There are several slides to introduce vocabulary for introducing yourself, greeting people and saying how you are feeling. There is a song to the tune of "nice one Cyril" pupils sing the song and pass an object around. When the verse ends the pupils with the object introduces themselves. There is a scale for pupils to use as a modelled example to tell each other how they are feeling. To consolidate learning there is a reading gap-fill of the phrases that have been introduced. The solution is provided. There is also a plenary to match the pairs.

This pack of resources contains a teacher PPT that has a word search recapping on directions. There is then a grammar slide where pupils categorise genders of where they are going to using aller + au, à la, à l' and aux. There is then a consolidation slide with modelled answers for pupils to complete written or spoken work. Pupils then complete a worksheet which is a word puzzle consolidating the language. There is a solution to this puzzle on the teacher presentation. There is also a word search of 14 places that are used within the teacher presentation and within Expo. As a plenary the teacher calls out places they are going to visit and the pupils play bingo.

17 sentences in the pluperfect to match up. Easy to print or edit! This works well as a starter or a plenary.

Introducing pupils to family members, translation game, wordsearch and bingo. Also provided are family tree templates. This is easy to edit and print.

two word searches of nationalities in German, In one the pupils have the German, in the second they need to translate from English before finding the nationalities. A crossword with clues in English is also included. A summary slide with flags is also provided - this can be easily edited and ideal for fun games like bingo. Nationalities are: American Belgian British German English French Greek Dutch Irish Italian Austrian Portuguese Scottish Swiss Spanish Turkish Welsh

This is a rolling loop PowerPoint containing 18 sentences in the present tense using different verb forms. The teacher reads out the English translation and pupils compete against the clock to find the translation in French. This is an excellent way of assessing or reinforcing vocab in a fun manner. The template is easy to edit for other topics.

This resource practices knowledge of weather expressions and verb formations. Within the presentation are 4 expressions in the past, 4 weather expressions in the present and 4 in the future. There are also time tags in each tense. This is carefully supported with colour coding to explain formation and grammar patterns. On the final slide there are 17 weather expressions for pupils to change from the present to the past and the future.

Writing and speaking preparation for communicating what you did last weekend. The teacher presentation guides pupils carefully through each step with modelled answers. The vocabulary sheet is also carefully differentiated and pupils are encouraged to be independent and add more phrases. A storyboard sheet is provided so pupils can practice with different partners using their sheet as a prompt. There is also a worksheet with fun puzzles reinforcing the past tense. This is ideal for assessment preparation. It has been designed for "what you did last weekend" but it would be to change to "what did you do in the holidays"

Ideal for books for students to refer back to through their course.

Divide pupils into pairs and ask pupils to set up into teams on either end of the classroom. Pupils run/walk to their partner. Partner 1 reads out the phrases and partner 2 writes down the phrase. The objective being to write down phrases correctly with accurate spellings and accents. They then swap roles. The winning team presents the teacher with 5 accurate sentences. This is a fun way of getting pupils working collaboratively and improving listening and written skills.

Quick starter of 9 verbs. Pupils say which tense they are in. Good revision or consolidation quick fire exercise.