A whole-class reward chart to try to encourage good class behaviour. You set the rules! You set the rewards!

Blockbusters grid with clothes.

French End of Year Review This is a two page resource to help you and your learners summarise the learning year and look ahead to the next. The learners can also demonstrate what they have retained!

A booklet to aid ‘spontaneous’ TL speech in the classroom with Year 7. Print double sided. Plenty of space to fill in anything they come across and would like to remember. Final column in the grid shows how to pronounce the French.

Higher Level Opinions in French A French/English list of higher level opinions to draw upon for speaking or writing.

Simple research for low-ability. Has a Wordle activity, too, so check pupils can access this before you steam ahead!

Wordsearch with translation activity on French-speaking countries.

Bi-lingual vocab' list for town.

El pelo y los ojos ***updated to include answer sheet Spanish hair and eyes simple worksheet to show understanding of hair and eye colour plus hairstyles. I suggest you ask learners to draw each face so that you can keep the worksheet to use again. Another option is to project onto the IWB or make available to learners on their tablets if if they have them. Activity 1: colour the eyes correctly. Activity 2 draw and colour the hairstyles correctly. Activity 3 Translate sentences into English. Activity 4 Translate sentences into Spanish. Suggested extension activities describe a celebrity’s hair and eyes describe yourself and your family create a character and describe them in Spanish draw and describe your friend

Grid showing colours and agreements.

For those who struggle to separate countries and nationalities. A list in English and Spanish. Bold words are those everyone should learn quickly!

Spanish classroom objects game.

Class survey on school subjects. Extension included.

Simple powerpoint to introduce the sounds of the letters in French. Good for non-specialists as it includes how to say each one.

Simple bilingual vocab’ list for invitations. Plenty of space on the second page to add more. Couldn’t get rid of the third, blank page! Soz.

La Maison A French group activity to help describe your house. Décrit sa maison How does it work? First, give everyone a copy of the text. Learners start by filling in the literacy sheet on this. Next, randomly give out the pictures which you (of course in all that spare time you’ve got…) have printed and cut up. Learners then use the text as a basis for writing by working as a group. They can then present their writing to the class at the end. The class try to work out which property they have described and give reasons why. Alternatively… not in the mood for group work? Give each learner a picture to do the writing individually. Or even in pairs! Bon courage…

Rapports Personnels French: Personal Relationships A bilingual vocabulary list about personal relationships in English and French. Should help to develop this tricky to articulate topic!

Grids of avoir and être to print and learn. Check they are correct and they can keep it as a reference sheet.

FRENCH Routine quotidienne DAILY ROUTINE Learners have images and daily routine scaffolding where they must fill the gaps in the routine sentences. The language used is basic phrases and vocabulary in order to give extra support in daily routine assessment. The A4 strip is a structured vocabulary test with scores and leading to extension writing on daily routine phrases. Two strips the same, side by side for easy of printing. You should be able to get an idea of it in the preview image.

Petits Boulots: French vocabulary presentation with pictures for jobs around the house plus opinions to use as an aide-mémoire or a way to introduce the words. Good for HW learning or cover.