<p>This French Assessment is aimed at upper KS2 (year 5) it can be used for year 6 or advanced speakers in lower years groups. Subjects covered are greetings, food and family. This test is linked to the PPT Ma Famille Unit 8.<br /> This resource includes the answers for the teacher to mark.</p> <p><strong>Skills used</strong>: Reading and writing.</p> <p><strong>Tip</strong>: This can be used to see what the children know at the beginning of the topic, they can attempt it in pairs. Then give it to them at the end of the topic to attempt individually and as a track for progress.</p>

<p>What a race is a fun French topic based on sports for children in KS2 / beginners.<br /> It can be adapted for home school learning if there are 2 children or more.<br /> It includes 15 sports with fantastic images, audios, games and a rap. It is designed to engage learners and builds on vocabulary through weekly team challenges. By the end of the 5 - 6 weeks of this topic, pupils should be able to say their opinions on the sports and whether they play them or not.<br /> This topic will enhance communication skills, reading skills and collaborative skills!</p>

<p>What a race is a fun French topic based on sports for children in KS2 / beginners.<br /> It can be adapted for home school learning if there are 2 children or more.<br /> It includes 15 sports with fantastic images, games and a rap. It is designed to engage learners and builds on vocabulary through weekly team challenges. By the end of the 5 - 6 weeks of this topic, pupils should be able to say their opinions on the sports and whether they play them or not.<br /> This topic will enhance communication skills, reading skills and collaborative skills!</p> <p>For teachers/ parents who want a PPT with sound why not buy** What a race PPT (with audio)…**</p>

<p>What a race is a fun French topic based on sports for children in KS2 / beginners.<br /> It can be adapted for home school learning if there are 2 children or more.<br /> This is a teacher pack to aid with translations of the key vocabulary.</p> <p>It goes with the PPTs <strong>What a race</strong> and <strong>What a race (with audio)</strong><br /> This topic is designed to engage learners and builds on vocabulary through weekly team challenges. By the end of the 5 - 6 weeks of this topic, pupils should be able to say their opinions on the sports and whether they play them or not.<br /> This topic will enhance communication skills, reading skills and collaborative skills!</p>

<p>Greetings Adventure is a topic for beginners in French starting with exploring multiple greeting phrases and numbers 1-12. It includes bright images, games, tasks and a quiz. Children will learn how to introduce themselves, ask questions, say how old they are and create their own game.</p> <p>To make it even more of an adventure why not get some French food for the end of the topic e.g. brioche /croissants for the pupils to explore the taste of France!</p> <p>*For game ideas check out the free resource 10 Ideas for MFL games that work!</p>

<p>Greetings Adventure is a topic for beginners in French starting with exploring multiple greeting phrases and numbers 1-12. It includes audio, bright images, games, tasks and a quiz. Children will learn how to introduce themselves, ask questions, say how old they are and create their own game.<br /> To make it even more of an adventure why not get some French food for the end of the topic e.g. brioche /croissants for the pupils to explore the taste of France!</p> <p>*For game ideas check out the free resource 10 Ideas for MFL games that work!</p>

<p>Create your own French word search is a fun activity for pupils to create a resource for others to complete. It includes six blank word search templates with French vocabulary for family members, greetings, numbers, sports, opinions, weather and seasons.</p> <p><strong>Ideas for using this resource:</strong></p> <ul> <li>This can be used as a French homework activity. It can then be copied for pupils in the school to find the French words.</li> <li>Why not add the best word search to the school newsletter?</li> <li>This resource can be used as part of the resource Seven French time filling activities.</li> </ul> <p>For tips on language learning check out <a href="http://powerinlanguages.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">powerinlanguages.com</a></p>

<p>Create your own Spanish word search is a fun activity for pupils to create a resource for others to complete. It includes six blank word search templates with Spanish vocabulary for family members, greetings, numbers, sports, opinions, weather and seasons.</p> <p>Ideas for using this resource:</p> <ul> <li>This can be used as a Spanish homework activity. It can then be copied for pupils in the school to find the Spanish words.</li> <li>Why not add the best word search to the school newsletter?</li> </ul>

<p>This Modern Foreign Languages learning Inset PPT is aimed at MFL leaders and MFL teachers who are going to present expectations, findings and ideas to staff. It includes images, editable expectations and ideas.</p> <p>For tips on language learning and teaching check out our website: <a href="http://powerinlanguages.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://powerinlanguages.com</a></p>

<p>A visit to a school in France is a PPT introducing pupils into the world of a French school in Paris. Pupils will be able to observe differences and similarities between their school and French primary schools. It includes images, three videos and an example of a Vrai ou Faux template for them to create their own based on what they have observed.</p>

<p>Seven French time filling activities is a PPT with seven varied ability activities for your pupils to do. This can be used as part of a French day event in class, a time filler at home or as part of a French topic activity session.<br /> Activities enhance the following skills:</p> <ul> <li>Creativity</li> <li>Decision making</li> <li>Designing</li> <li>Memory</li> <li>Presenting</li> <li>Role play</li> <li>Writing<br /> Why not get the <strong>Create your own French word search</strong> resource to go along with one of the activities…</li> </ul>

<p>This Spanish PPT is for parents and teachers who wish to reinforce Spanish via using a game based on Who wants to be a Millionaire?<br /> It’s fun and engaging! This also includes a Spanish vocabulary sheet for pronunciation and to keep a check on when the word has successfully been learnt.</p> <p>This is a free resource, adapted from the free template of ‘Who wants to be a millionaire?’</p>

<p>This is an editable certificate formatted as a word document. It is designed to award learning achievement and behavior.</p>

<p>This booklet is a helpful resource for educators looking for ideas for enhancing their MFL lessons. It includes 10 games which have been tested in schools across London and in a few schools in France. These games are very popular amongst children in both KS1 and KS2.</p> <p>Stuck for ideas? Why not get some tips and enhance your MFL lessons!</p>