included within this upload is: an advent calendar to revise numbers - pupils write the number under the word a presentation to introduce Christmas vocabulary (holly, presents, snow, turkey, sleigh, choir, angel, snowman, stocking, Santa Claus, Christmas star, elves, Christmas tree, reindeer, bauble and mistletoe), a match up activity of Christmas vocabulary with solution, a game where pupils click on squares to reveal pictures and they give the German. Also within the presentation is a template for a letter to Father Christmas.

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.

Within this resource pack is a reading comprehension taken from an authentic source. The passage explains the history of EDL, the aims of EDL and the benefits of the celebrations. Pupils answer questions on the passage and find vocabulary expressions to demonstrate understanding. Also included is a word cloud whereby pupils need to find 31 expressions. This is an excellent activity to complete in conjunction with the third resource, the writing and speaking frame, whereby pupils use the language from the frame and the word cloud to either speak or write about the importance of learning a language. The resources are easy to print and can be used for classwork, homework or cover work.

vocabulary frames to prepare for writing or speaking presentations including information on; greetings, introductions, age, birthdays, alphabet, where you live, physical descriptions, opinions, brothers and sisters, animals, connectives and intensifiers. They are easy to edit and print. Brilliant for revision too.

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.

Fun exercise to consolidate knowledge of 3 key tenses. Two versions are provided. One with language support and one without. The solution is also provided. This would work equally well for classwork, homework or cover work. The slides are easy to print and edit.

Included within this resource pack is a teacher PPT containing a picture match up activity of key vocab, a word search with 23 expressions to find, an authentic gap-fill reading activity of the history of this festival, a writing frame to write a card, a speaking frame to talk about what makes the ideal couple and a 3-2-1 block review plenary. There is work sheet to complement the word search and there is a extensive vocabulary frame for written or speaking work.

A great resource to consolidate grammar terms. There is a teacher PPT which defines; nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, synonyms, intensifiers, quantifiers, superlatives and comparatives. The teacher can print slide 6 and produce a card sort whereby students match up definitions to explanations. Pupils then provide examples in their own language. There are modelled examples on the PPT if required. There is then an exercise where pupils explain the terms to each other to demonstrate understanding. They then complete a worksheet in French to demonstrate understanding whereby they categorise 26 words. The solution is provided on the teacher PPT and pupils are encouraged to use the dictionary. There is more emphasis on grammar awareness for pupils to work more independently and this resource is a great facet to improve understanding and consolidate key grammar knowledge.

These resources familiarise pupils with vocabulary within the classroom. Included are signs to print out and label parts of the classroom. Also included is a reading worksheet where pupils match the French to the English. The pupils then fold the worksheet to recall genders and find the French in the wordsearch. There is also a plenary or starter game of follow me cards of 24 phrases that reinforce classroom instructions and items found in the classroom.

A template and vocab frame for pupils to write about their idol including their name, age, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, eye colour, hair colour, size, job and character description. The vocab sheet is easy to edit and also includes a writing frame for pupils to produce their own work. The vocab covered is high frequency vocab. Pupils are encouraged to use dictionaries to extend their knowledge too. This resource is suitable for classwork, homework, cover work and revision.

This is an ideal resource for year 7s. The quiz is suitable for small or large groups but can also be completed independently. The quiz comes with a score sheet and a presentation of the answers. Topics included are: Key questions recall, French culture fact file, numbers crossword 1-20, family word puzzle and mystery phrase, heights (physical descriptions) match up, daily routine gap-fill, opinions match up, sports and opinions word puzzle, Pictionary sports and opinions, guess who activity - nationalities and a holiday word search (solution to word search not provided).

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"

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.

Ideal for the return to school! This resource pack contains a teacher presentation with 15 resolutions using "Ich werde" There is also a summary slide for speaking work There is a card sort of 16 resolutions. There is also a word cloud with 27 resolutions which is ideal for translation work. All resources use high frequency vocabulary. They act as a perfect platform for pupils to create their own resolutions. I also include the Word file I used to create the word cloud if you need to edit for your own purposes.

A wordsearch of what people do online. Pupils match the French to the English and find the French. A table of 20 phrases to be matched up is also included. This includes high frequency vocabulary on the internet and mobile technology. The pairs can be coloured or a key may be used.

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.

These resources perfectly complement "Tu veux sortir" and Désolé je ne peux pas" in Expo 2. There are excellently animated teacher PPts and support reading, writing and speaking activities.

Included in this presentation is a Christmas star linked to 7 different activities in the past tense. The presentation reinforces the past tense with "avoir" using different verb forms. A further presentation is attached of a Christmas star linked to 7 different activities in the "future proche". This is great to revise the future tense in different verb forms. Also included is a reading activity describing the 8 reindeers which revises descriptions us using adjectives and superlatives There is a short starter activity about what you want for Christmas. Pupils then use the model to either talk or write about what they want for Christmas.

Two kinaesthetic resources to practice greetings and introductions. The first is a set of dominoes with 11 phrases in French and English to match up. The second is a rectangle puzzle that is filled up with triangles. The triangles can be cut out either using the scissors or guillotine and the pupils demonstrate their vocab knowledge by matching up the sides of the triangles to form the rectangle. Both templates can be used by you for different topics. Easy to edit and print.