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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.

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MY name's Andy and I have been a teacher of MFL for the past 30 years, having taught both French and German to GCSE and A Level as well as some KS3 Spanish and GCSE Dutch along the way. All the resources I publish here are things I use with my own classes and think could be useful to others.

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Dutch word order
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Dutch word order

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A straight forward worksheet on Dutch word order, explaining inversion of subject & verb (in the present tense).
French & English Homophones
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French & English Homophones

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a starter activity on (near) homophones in English & French. I noticed I made a mistake on the original upload (a picture of a fox instead of a wolf) and I've added a few more slides
à in French
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à in French

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a powerpoint on à, au, aux, à la and à l' aimed at Yr12 but could also be used for a good Yr11 group. Also included are a couple of wipeout games (I downloaded the template from TES)
Pronoun practice in French
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Pronoun practice in French

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a series of practice sheets on direct, indirect pronouns and y and en - aimed at KS4 including a sheet and presentation for beginners on DPOs
Countries and nationalities
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Countries and nationalities

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a series of resources on the topic of countries and nationalities as well as practice of pronouns with countries with places and some translation work - aimed at first year of French (Yr7)
les sports
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les sports

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a short test on sports in to both French & English and the use of jouer é aller