Revision Aid for Year 9 accompanying Expo 3 on Pocket Money.

Letting students identify and avoid common mistakes, and improve their sentences by adding detail and complex structures.

Worksheet for practising common verbs in different tenses; handy starter for recapping or consolidating tenses.

For practising clothes vocab only, without adjectives. Wordsearch and picture match using the Bing Bang Theory characters.

for Year 8 French (Expo 2 chapter 4); party invites of different levels, can be used as Reading activity or in preparation for a writing assessment.

To accompany Expo 3 vert page 78.

Accompanies Echo 2 pages 66/67; 2-3 progressive lessons focusing on improving Writing skills through word order & added perfect tense.

powerpoint introducing modal verbs ich kann / Du musst in Year 8 Health context.

to be used in conjunction with the Youtube animated video by Alain Le Lait. Great term-ender activity.

practising indefinite article with shops vocabulary.

Letting students identify and avoid common mistakes, and improve their sentences by adding detail and complex structures.

French-English and German-English Match-ups, wordsearches, and photocopiable picture of Bart.

an introduction to some classic French tongue-twisters, with illustrations and explanations. Great term-ender activity.

Powerpoint with German job descriptions for students to guess which jobs are described. Could be used with mini-whiteboards or with buzzers as team game.

A worksheet giving information on the main traditional costumes and masks of the Venetian Carnival.

Worksheet for practising common verbs in different tenses; handy starter for recapping or consolidating tenses.

Introduction and activities to practise verb endings with 'Ihr'. Designed to accompany Echo 2 Chapter 5.

Accompanies Echo 3 rot, pages 42 / 43. Future tense, future plans.

Common clothing labels 'translated&' into German and French for students to figure out; suitable as dictionary activity or simply daft term-ender.

tutorial with examples to practise Mein/en, im / in der, and um/am.