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 simple worksheet explaining and practising être verbs including agreements

the first worksheet on mobile phones in French, aimed at Yr12. The text concentrates more on the negative aspects of mobile phones. There are several exercises (gapfill, questions in French, synonyms, vocab search). The second sheet is a sheet for students to fill in on various aspects of technology, which could lead to a piece of spoken or written work/class discussion

a powerpoint and worksheets on clothes, colours, adjective agreements, opinions and school uniform in French - aimed at Yr7/8

a couple of powerpoints and an accompanying worksheet practising the accusative case in German (including adjective endings) - aimed at Yr8/9

a workshhet to practise the accusative case with ein, eine & einen. There is also a gapfill conversation revising basic vocab and use of ein, eine é einen

2 straight forward worksheets to practise the conditional tense in French

a resource to start off teaching un sac de billes, covering the first 60 pages

a worksheet on how to use an practise si clauses in French.

a list of verbs taking à and de and 2 exercises practising their usage - aimed at A Level. Also contains an additional worksheet on practice sentences and a test.

a couple of worksheets to introduce and practise the nominative,accusative and dative cases in German. Aimed at KS4 but could be useful for revision at AS

A powerpoint and worksheet on directions and telling the way in French, aimed at Yr9 but could easily be used for a good Yr8 group and at KS4 for revision. There was an error in the second part of the worksheet, which has been corrected (26/06/16) - sorry for any confusion! Answers for part 2: A = 20, B = 19, C = 18, D = 10, E = 11, F = 2 G = 21

a couple of worksheets to practise sentences using both the perfect & imperfect tenses in French

a worksheet aimed at Year 8 introducing two verbs in simple sentences. There are examples of six verbs : je veux, je sais, je voudrais, je vais & je dois + infinitive

a writing mat on the perfect tense. The aim is to help students construct longer sentences using the perfect tense. The third document is a short practice worksheet, quite useful for homework

a series of worksheet on holidays in French, using 3 time frames - aimed at Yr9 to Yr10

a double sided revision mat on the AQA AS topic of healthy living and sport. Could be useful for preparing for either an essay or the speaking exam

a few resources for Yr11 on work experience