Match up activity of useful school subject vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Display to show on the whiteboard for a tap the board game. Invite two students to the board and say the phrase. The first person to tap the correct vocabulary wins a point.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct months of the year. Useful starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct GCSE hotel vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct sports vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful cafe vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Powerpoint introducing different excuses not to go out with someone. Also shows the conjugation of 'pouvoir' in the present tense.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct TV vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Wordsearch based on the topic of shopping. Useful plenary or for cover work.

Wordsearch based on the rooms of the house (Echo 1 Unit 5). Useful plenary or for cover work.

These cards are to be cut out and given to groups of 3/4 students to produce a guide to each tense. The instructions are clear on the sheets and this should take a few lessons as a group activity.

Powerpoint explaining various negative structures within the TV topic.

Match up activity of useful break time snack vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Display to show on the whiteboard for a tap the board game. Invite two students to the board and say the phrase. The first person to tap the correct vocabulary wins a point.

Map of England to be used as a speaking activity/writing activity to make own weather forecast.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct fast food vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful break time snacks vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Write in the missing letters to create the correct places in a town vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct countries vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Useful starter/plenary display for noughts and crosses for students to come up and play.