A variety of activities to introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs - a powerpoint for an inductive grammar discussion with students, an aural sentence puzzle, a text search.

I just made these 6 sentence builders to give to my students to revise from for a writing test. They cover the following points: Introducing yourself, giving age, birthday, where you’re from and where you live Describing physique, hair and eyes - of yourself or of someone else Describing personality - of yourself or of someone else Describing your family and giving their names, ages and birthdays Saying what pets you have (and colours) and any pets you used to have / would like to have However, you can also use them for teaching the content in the first place - click this link to see ideas on how you can use sentence builders https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180

A set of short listening exercises (and one writing exercise) on the topic of descriptions in Spanish, including physical description, personality and also describing pets. The exercises include dictation, ‘bad translation’, sentence matching and a guided writing task.

A worksheet with two activities for practising writing about eating and drinking in past, present and future. You can begin by going over the verbs in the table at the beginning and could always match them to English ones jumbled up on the board. Then pupils do the jumble writing task and selecting tenses, then a translation activity. Answers included.

A selection of vocab activities on the topic of healthy eating / a balanced diet. Activities include vocab-matching, translation, gap-fill and sentence unjumbling.

A worksheet recapping different opinion phrases for talking about why you like/dislike certain types of food. Activities include a match-up of key phrases and oral translations with first letters to help, and a jigsaw oral translation.

A pack of various resources to practise the endings of present tense regular verbs, enough for several lessons / homeworks, including: chez moi, je… worksheet to practise saying what you do at home, multi-choice exercise, listening gap-fill & conjugatino practice a long gap-fill conjugation exercise with sentences on the topic of school a revision booklet of short exercises to practise the endings of regular verbs a writing practice sheet with en-fr translations of regular verbs on the topics of hobbies and school a worksheet to practise -ir and -re verbs only

A worksheet to practise key expressions that contain the pronoun ‘en’ when talking about food and drink.

A reading comprehension with various exercises to consolidate the vocabulary on the topic. For KS4 topic of health / healthy lifestyles. Activities include find the vocab in the text, gap-fill, French questions, vocab-list and translation.

Two worksheets on making basic and more complex comparisons on the topic of holidays. Activities include broken sentences, listening gap-fill, gapped translation, sentence unscrambling and translation.

A worksheet revising use of different types of negatives within the context of holidays. Answers included.

A set of activities for learning when to use which preposition for different sports in French. Activities include a vocab sorting task, gap-fill, translation and multiple choice.

A worksheet of exercises on the topic of ‘qu’est-ce que tu vas étudier l’année prochaine’. Activities include a listening ‘faulty transcript’ exercise, sentence unjumbling and jigsaw translation into French.

A selection of activities practising key verbs in the perfect tense on the topic of jobs and internships. Activities include translation into English, verb conjugation, listening, broken sentences, unscrambling sentences and translation into French.

A selection of resources including a sentence builder on the advantages of doing an internship to answer the question ‘Pourquoi est-il important de faire un stage ?’ a list of vocab to paste into Quizlet/Textivate, a ‘gap fill no gaps’ listening activity with transcript for teacher to read and a ‘1 pen 1 dice’ translation activity.

A set of activities to practise key vocab and complex structures for talking about part time jobs and internships. Activities include sentence unjumbling, first letter translations and gapped sentences. Answers included.

A worksheet with a selection of activities for practising talking about a past work experience or part time job. Activities include reading comprehension questions, gap-fill, broken sentences and jumble sentences. Answers included.

A worksheet practising the perfect tense on the topic of les transports. Activities include translation into English, discussion on forming the tense, a conjugation table and jigsaw translation.

Two worksheets on the topics of ‘Est-ce que tu reçois de l’argent de poche’ and ‘Qu’est-ce que tu fais de ton argent’. Exercises include reading, listening match-up, oral mosaic translation into French, listening gap-fill, vocab-finding and oral conversation.

Two sentence builders on the following topis: giving opinions on one’s job / work experience, and describing a past work experience + a jumble activity to go with the past work experience SB. See this link for a free list of activities you can do with a sentence builder: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/teaching-ideas-for-using-sentence-builders-12281180