Lesson 4 of 8 This lesson follows on from Lesson 3 by looking at the past tense of key verbs which are done as activities in different rooms of the house.

Lesson 5 of 8 This lesson focuses on consolidating future and past tense knowledge as well as activities done in different rooms of the house.

Lesson 3 of 8 This lesson looks to develop/consolidate knowledge on house/rooms of a house. It focuses on activities done in certain rooms e.g. eating in the dining room, playing football in the garden etc. The lesson also covers on key irregular present tense verbs including: essen sehen lesen schlafen

Lesson 2 of 8 This lesson focuses on describing rooms and floors within a house and also what isn’t in a house. Rooms in a house Negatives (keinen/keine/kein) Adjectives to describe rooms/house

Introduction to the topic of ‘Where do you live/Wo wohnst du?’ This is Lesson 1 of an 8 part topic. Aimed at KS3 pupils. This lesson comprises: Key question - Wo wohnst du? Key phrase - Ich wohne Types of dwelling/housing Where you live (area)

Worksheet aimed at developing future tense knowledge and skills.

Basic worksheet that could be used as a homework, cover sheet etc. Looks at developing justified opinions.

This basic, present tense activity worksheet could be set as a homework or in-lesson activity. It is structured to allow for consolidation of work already completed or an introduction to basics. Key concepts: je joue je regarde j’écoute je mange je fais je vais je lis justified opinions

French prepositions posters/display involving a cat…

Blockbusters easy plenary template.

A test package based on the York Language Aptitude Test. Includes instructions, user manual, technical guide and the test itself.

This resources includes useful classroom language in French & Spanish for teachers of different subjects across the curriculum. It is designed to be used whole-school, to encourage all staff to speak a bit of French or Spanish in their lessons during an MFL Focus Week or on the European Day of Languages. The vocabulary is complimented by audio to aid pronunciation. The resource also includes numbers in both French and Spanish.

Covers: Basic introduction gap-fill Items in your school bag

Powerpoint detailing the importance of Modern Foreign Languages as a subject within a broad, rich curriculum offer.

Under a determined time-constraint. Pupils have to write an answer before the mouse reaches it’s hole. Used most effectively in conjunction with mini whiteboards for mid-lesson assessment for learning or as a plenary activity. I often use for quick translation activities.

Instructions provided on the spreadsheet so you can adapt to any tense or language!

A display or information sheet detailing possessive adjectives in French,

Write me a tweet on your sticker - easy plenary

Expectations slides (of pupils and of the teacher!)

4 pages of key classroom language in French. Could be used by students, trainee teachers, those on an SKE course etc.