A compilation of vocabulary taken from Chapters 1-26 of Cogheart by Peter Bunzl (each PowerPoint contains two Chapters). There is a list of vocabulary at the start of each chapter including each page reference. Words highlighted in bold are looked into in more detail - including the word family, definition, synonyms and example from the book.

DERIC guided reading questions and activities based on the book ‘Cogheart’. Aimed at Year 6 as each question is phrased like a SATs style question. DERIC questions interlinked with grammar objectives and other comprehension activities categorized by chapter.

A compilation of vocabulary taken from Chapters 1 and 2 of Coheart by Peter Bunzl. There is a list of vocabulary at the start of each chapter including each page reference. Words highlighted in bold are looked into in more detail - including the word family, definition, synonyms and example from the book.

Year 6 editable quest story model text based on the Talk for Writing process. Set in the Industrial Revolution, it can be used as a Victorian topic based narrative. Vocabulary powerpoint, with grammar and comprehension activities included.

Primary French coverage checklists by year group. These lists intend to help schools ensure that a wide range of language skills are being taught in line with the National Curriculum Guidelines 2014. These can also be used as assessment checklists for each child. Each coverage checklist corresponds with the Year Group Teaching Guide I have also created.

Primary French Teaching Guidance (particularly useful for teachers with limited confidence/knowledge in teaching languages). Each page contains the year group objectives including the French vocabulary and English translation for each topic. These also include grammar objectives and how they are achieved through each topic in each year group. Last page: Useful links that speak French for you (or include English translations) if you are not confident in speaking/teaching languages.

For teachers: quick and simple French phrases that can be used around the classroom to give instructions/praise etc. I have collated a small collection of classroom instructional phrases that I use the most when delivering primary French lessons. The words and phrases are written in French with pronunciation and English translation. Particularly useful if you are not confident in your language skills, these can be easy to refer to and say with actions. All images sourced from The Noun Project - https://thenounproject.com/