These resources will lead to an enjoyable and time saving end of year. So what is included? There is an extract from a Paris Match article with the French goalkeeper - pupils complete a reading activity finding key vocabulary. Guess who activity - 5 player pictures - 7 questions. Vocabulary match up - what do you do before the match? 11 phrases to match up revising free time and daily routine activities. 5 player quotations and 5 questions maths challenge - revising numbers up to 54 to reveal Players - pupils can follow the examples to then create their own literacy challenge - put 11 countries into alphabetical order code breaker - use a code to reveal 2 phrases. pupils can follow the examples to then create their own. wordsearch of 20 football expressions creative writing - modelled example of a mascot description - pupils create their own speaking frame to revise pinions and faire/jouer with sports reading comprehension - footballer's daily routine origami link to making your own football shirt examples of bunting for pupils to create their own writing - places to visit in Paris categorisation of healthy and unhealthy foods 6 web links for independent reading and listening - authentic sources crossword - 27 adjectives to describe players and game These resources are easy to print or edit and cater from KS3 - KS5. They are ideal for starters, plenaries, group work. They can be used as class work, homework or cover work.

This is an excellent resource for pupil to independently prepare written or spoken presentations to describe a football match. Pupils can creatively produce match reports or predictions using the vocabulary mat. It is ideally suited to higher KS4 pupils and KS5 pupils. The first sheet has over 120 expressions related to football and describing a sporting event. The second sheet is equally extensive covering the countries involved, the stadiums, vocabulary for emphasising your point, adverbs, vocabulary to conclude your report, vocabulary for listing your reasons, time phrases, linking words and opinions so can be used for other topics. This resource is easy to print and to edit. It is suitable for classwork, homework and cover work. it will work really well as an end of term activity.

New AQA Spec: Spanish General Vocab. First exams in 2018. This resource pack is a complete guide to the General Vocab contained in the minimum core AQA specification. It is essential that pupils have a great understanding of vocabulary that will appear within all four skills. It is also essential that the vocabulary is embedded in an engaging and meaningful way. All sub-topics within the General Vocab list are covered either by word searches, crosswords, match up activities, missing letters, word clouds, word mazes, scrambled letter puzzles or gap-fills and two versions of a General Vocab book are provided. There are at least two vocab puzzles for each sub-topic. The General Vocab books consist of a Spanish only version with room to fill in the English and the second containing both the Spanish and the English. The resources can be used as vocab tests, revision, pre-vocab testing, classwork, homework and cover work. There are different versions provided to allow for differentiation or for retesting when consolidating. I have also provided the .txt files for each sub-topic so you can easily produce further resources during the GCSE course. I have added further vocabulary for days of the week, months, colours and shapes. The solutions to all of the crossword puzzles are provided. Pupil and teacher friendly.

There are two versions of this fantastic resource. A board game ready to be printed and an interactive PPT that can be played in class. Both versions contain the same 60 questions. All questions revise the content of Expo 3 vert but would be transferable to a 3rd Year French course. The animation added to the interactive questions means the questions can be tackled in a random order or if you prefer you can follow the numbers and the same order as the text book. It is important that students are regularly revising and consolidating content. This is the perfect tool! With the upcoming changes to GCSE it is important that speaking is practiced regularly. Pupil and teacher friendly. I hope you and your classes enjoy this resource as much as my students have! This would be a great tool for your foreign language assistant to use too.

There are two versions of this fantastic resource. A board game ready to be printed and an interactive PPT that can be played in class. Both versions contain the same 60 questions. All questions revise the content of Expo 1 but would be transferable to a 1st Year French course. The animation added to the interactive question means the questions can be tackled in a random order or if you prefer you can follow the numbers and the same order as the text book. Pupil and teacher friendly. It is important that students are regularly revising and consolidating content. This is the perfect tool! With the upcoming changes to GCSE it is important that speaking is practiced regularly. I hope you and your classes enjoy this resource as much as my students have!

There are two versions of this fantastic resource. A board game ready to be printed and an interactive PPT that can be played in class. Both versions contain the same 60 questions. All questions revise the content of Expo 2 but would be transferable to a 2nd Year French course. The animation added to the interactive questions means the questions can be tackled in a random order or if you prefer you can follow the numbers and the same order as the text book. It is important that students are regularly revising and consolidating content. This is the perfect tool! With the upcoming changes to GCSE it is important that speaking is practiced regularly. Pupil and teacher friendly. I hope you and your classes enjoy this resource as much as my students have! This would be a great tool for your foreign language assistant to use too.

Included within this Easter pack is a treasure hunt revising school and time. The solution is provided in the teacher PPT. Also is a PPT to introduce the vocabulary of Easter, pupils then write their own card and have a word search to consolidate the vocab. There is also a vocab frame to use as a starter or plenary for pupils to use future expressions to write or speak about their plans for the Easter holidays. Pupil and teacher friendly.

Included are 3 worksheets that are designed to build better reading skills and vocabulary on this topic. There is a word cloud work sheet whereby pupils find 48 expressions in French. (a vocab sheet in French in MS word is also included if this is a preferred option) The second reading sheets pupils translate 7 plans of the Trump Government and summarise the reactions of politicians over the world (Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Marine Le Pen, Marion Le Pen, Jean-Marc Ayrault, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, Benyamin Nétanyahou and Enrique Peña Nieto) The third worksheet pupils read an authentic article and find several phrases demonstrating understanding of the text. The pupils can use the PPT file to act as a prompt to either speak or write about their reactions to the American presidential elections. The work sheets will also assist pupils to write or speak independently.

Match up where there are examples of: Present tense Past tense Imperfect tense Adjective Intensifier Connective Time phrase / frequency Opinions Pupils match the examples to the category. This is easy to edit and print. Great to highlight errors and recap on grammar patterns.

Pupils categorise the time markers - great starter! Extension opportunities too e.g. pupils demonstrate understanding of three tenses by creating their own sentences using the time markers. Easy to print and edit.

This is a particularly useful resource for consolidating tenses. I have used this successfully with GCSE groups as a starter or a revision exercise. It easily shows gaps in learning and which tenses students are struggling with. The aim is for the pupils to correctly categorise the verbs. All 35 of them. There are 5 tenses; past, present, future, immediate future and imperfect. It is an easy resource to adapt as the basketball analogy can be used too and it can be an active session whereby nets are posted at learning points around the classrooms and pupils place the verbs in the correct station. I hope this is a useful resource for you and your teaching groups.

Match up of verb forms and quick “who am I?”; match the definition to the correct tense. Great to complete when consolidating tenses or revising. Would be ideal as revision or as a quick starter or plenary. The resource enables teachers to quickly pinpoint areas of weakness and inform future planning. Pupil and teacher friendly.

Short film review to read and find key vocabulary - also YouTube link to film trailer to encourage listening practice. Ideal for a starter and easy to adapt by adding comprehension questions.

Quick starter to unscramble phrases reviewing the language learnt in “Le soir”. This concerns the present tense and rooms in the house. Pupil and teacher friendly.

Quick revision for the imperfect tense - regular and irregular verbs

Quick starter for pupils to match up translations consolidating the perfect and imperfect tense. Easy to print and edit.

Surveys to print out for speaking and written work

A speaking frame to help pupils develop a short presentation on their Euro 2016 match predictions using the near future. Each step is clear and pupils should be encouraged to extend their answers. This is a fun and engaging way to improve speaking skills and adapt to uncertain situations. Easy to print too! Don't forget to check out other resources on my profile for EURO 2016.

YouTube clip to a "Come Dine with Me" French equivalent. Lots of great vocab,. This leads on to a reading activity whereby pupils match up vocabulary which they can use and adapt to write about their ideal school canteen setup.

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