A puzzle in which students have to unjumble the French words to solve the puzzle.

A short text on the topic of town intended to be used as a 'running' dictation. (Year 8 students work in groups. Text is placed outside of classroom and one person per group leaves at a time and tries to memorise the text to dictate to their team mates.) Each group must then translate the text.

A gap fill activity with a reading comprehension on the topic of Daily Routine.

Created for Year 5 this lesson plan uses the medium of Madagascar to encourage children to write from the viewpoint of a character.

A gap fill activity - children need to choose the correct words to complete the conversation correctly.

I created this after seeing something similar on TES that didn't quite fit my topic. I have used this as an end of topic lesson with my Year 8 students who have been studying daily routine. The clues can be given all at once or one at a time. You could also add an element of competition by pitting groups of pupils against each other. Please comment if you plan to use this resource. Thanks.

Short activity where children have to match French and English greetings. Ideal starter.

My Year 7s have been learning the weather phrases for the last few lessons. This activity (over 2 lessons) gives them the opportunity to create their own weather forecast and evaluate each others' performance. I have used a video to get their interest at the start and then given them a find the French activity on which they can base their own text. I found the Dumping Ground quiz (thank you JC Chung) on TES and have re-used as a plenary.