a powerpoint introducing vocab in German on the topic of music and a short worksheet practising vocab & structures both in and out of German. Aimed at Yr9 and would go well with Unit 4 of Logo3

2 worksheets on the AS subutopic of sport and exercise. The first is a for/against list of ideas in French & English, which could be useful when coming to plan for an essay or oral work. The second sheet consists of 2 texts, for and against followed by a vocab search in English é French. There are some mini essay questions in English at the end

a powerpoint presentation for a sixth form open evening to show prospective Sixth Formers AS/A2 French is not quite as a daunting as they might think

4 powerpoint verb games to practise the present, perfect and mixed tenses in French. Pupils have 5 seconds to answer the before the 'mouse&' disappears down his hole. I uploaded the original template from TES and adapted it to French. The fifth game requires flash and is a three in a row game (similar to connect four)

5 powerpoint activities (random choice) to practise verbs in 5 tenses, reflexives in the present & perfect tenses, the future and the conditional in French. Would be ideal as a starter or plenary activity in Yr10 or 11 or even as a reminder for Yr12. I uploaded the template from TES.

a powerpoint presentation on the partitive article in French

a worksheet and powerpoint on the present tense in German. Starting with regular verbs then moving on to strong and irregular verbs

a powerpoint presentation, accompanying worksheet and flashind, random verb generator game on the perfect tense in German. They cover haben and sein verbs including irregular past participles, separable & inseparable verbs. The last slide on the ppp is wordorder with weil/obwohl.

a powerpoint introducing PDOs and indirect pronouns in a variety of contexts. There is an accompanying worksheet, which is quite straight forward and covers PDOs only

A (laminatable) double sided writing mat on French tenses to be used for controlled assessment. Could also be useful for revision for AS

a list of useful (and free) websites for learning or/and pratising French, divided in to several sections. The list contains sites from beginners to advanced. If there are any good sites I've omitted, please drop me a message and I&'ll update the list

a pupil proforma for self assessment & target setting for KS3 in MFL. The additional G is for grammar as at KS3, we also have a separate grammar test as well as the other 4 language skills

Descriptors for KS3 MFL in pupil-friendly English, useful for display in classrooms/corridors or as we do, we ask pupils to stick an A5 copy in the front of their exercise books (useful for self-assessment)

a pupil reference sheet (or for display purposes) on GCSE grade descriptors for success at GCSE

a pupil checklist for GCSE grammar, based on AQA spec

a student checklist for both AS and A2 French grammar based on AQA specification but can also be used for other boards. The checklists also include some useful websites for reference & practice

a straightforward presentation introducing the perfect tense in French - starts with regular ER verbs, then adds 5 irregular verbs (oir/re), goes on to être verbs (only 4 at this stage) + agreements. There are exercises on each section & a recap at the end. I decided not to mention the general rule of RE>U é IR>I as the examples I chose, don't follow these patterns, however you may wish to add a slide mentioning this. This powerpoint is aimed at (end of) Yr7 but could be used for any class at KS3 or even as revision for the beginning of Yr10

a powerpoint introducing translating skills (aimed at end of Yr12 or beginning of Yr13).The powerpoint starts with some (humourous) mistranslations in to English then the same in to French - hopefully the powerpoint will lead to a discussion on correct dictionary use (and the misuse of Google translate!)

a powerpoint introducing common reflexive in the first person singular of the present tense followed by a few exercises (using singular & plural examples). There is also an accompamying theree in a row game (like connect four) - requires flash

starter activities on signs & signposts in French - could also be used for reading comprehension and vocab recognition - could be useful for GCSE revision. There is another resource like this on TES if you found this one useful: French Reading for GCSE2