checking pupils' ability to select &'joué or &';fait' correctly; designed in conjunction with Expo 3 Chapter 3 J&'ai fait.

Cue cards for several activities relating to German tourist attractions.

Powerpoint and wordsearch to accompany Echo 2 p96.

a treasure hunt with follow-on exercises on Healthy lifestyles.

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

Christmas wish list (practising adjective endings)

introduction and activities to practise verb endings with 'wir'. Designed to accompany Echo 2 Chapter 5.

Based on Echo 2 Unit 5, adjective endings with den, die, das.

Le, du, or au? Explanation, examples and exercises. I am indebted to two other TES users for the graphics.

with easy-to-understand illustrations!

Future-tense worksheet about Christmas holidays. Includes some cultural references about Christmas in German-speaking countries.

For use with Expo 3 pages 64 & 65; describing the characters in the crime scenario.

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.

Worksheet with 4 activities to accompany Expo 3 page 96 and Powerpoint introducing possessive pronouns. Aimed at lower-ability students.

Reading exercise on pocket money with the Tellytubbies.

Based on Laura Foden's excellent interactive Blockbuster grid, with added links for each square to a question on a separate slide: These questions can be adapted to suit any subject or topic.

Simple and straightforward practice for il y a + beaucoup de / peu de / assez de (Expo 2 Chapter 5), intended for middle to lower ability with room to extend.

German: Lesson plan and resources for introducing comparative and imperfect tense verbs to compare previous and current school.

Accompanies Stimmt! 2, Kapitel 5, page 104. Suitable for uploading to Google Classroom. Answers enclosed for student self-marking. Tipp: Do the Powerpoint BEFORE the worksheet.