Learn about the Olympic Games and practise literacy with this fun scavenger hunt. There are 10 texts, each on a different aspect of the Olympic Games which can be hung up around the classroom. Each text also has a question; however, the answers to the questions are in a different text, so pupils need to move around the room, reading the information and searching for the answers. The answers become the Code Words, which are recorded in the pupils’ answer grids. Once the grid is complete, pupils unscramble the letters in the shaded boxes to find the Mystery Word. The first pupils to find the Mystery Word are the winners. Pupils can play individually, in pairs or small groups. This resource contains: 10 texts to stick up around the classroom Directions for pupils and notes for teachers Teacher answer sheet Answer grids for pupils

Learn about Olympic host city Paris and previous host cities with this worksheet for learners of French. There are four activities and an answer sheet is included for self-marking or independent study. Vrai ou faux: Paris et la France Vrai ou faux: les Jeux Olympiques Match the host cities to their countries Quelle ville?: the answers to these questions are all host cities of the Olympic Games

Ideal for European Day of Languages or as a multi-language activity to demonstrate links between languages. A fun resource for pupils to discover links between languages whilst solving the mystery. Activities cover transport vocabulary in a variety of languages, exploring departure boards, categorising languages into language families, matching country names and an odd-one-out quiz to discover the final destination. Pupils are asked to find clues in order to help their neighbour find his brother who is somewhere in Europe. Pupils are given a scenario and a bucket list of possible locations. They then work through the activities to find clues which allow them to eliminate locations and ultimately find the destination. Some research is involved in translating vocabulary from various languages so I would recommend having devices on hand to help students. A teacher guide with instructions and answers is included, which would make the mystery an ideal cover lesson. Includes: Bucket list, pupil instructions and 5 activities Extension task: word search for early finishers Teacher guide complete with instructions and answers.

An Olympics-themed worksheet to help pupils practise sports vocabulary in French. This resource includes 4 activities, a list of sports vocabulary for the summer Olympic Games and an answer sheet which can be used for individual study/self-marking. Quel image? - match the sport to the correct image Qui suis-je? - read the text to guess the mystery Olympians Trouve l’intrus! - Which sport is the odd one out? Vrai ou faux? - Decide whether the statements in French about Olympic sports are true or false.

A fun and engaging group literacy project which supports pupils in planning their own reality TV show. Designed to last 4-6 lessons. This resource can be photocopied into a 12-page A5 booklet. On completion of the booklet pupils can present and pitch their show ideas to the class. Skills practised include: Persuasive writing Avoiding stereotypes Promoting equality Responding professionally to critics Collaboration and negotiation The resource includes pages on: What is a reality TV show? The BIG idea Deciding on your show Episode guide Presenters Contestants Application form Location Promotion TV advertising Professional debates

As-tu des frères ou des soeurs? A worksheet for practising brother and sister vocabulary and structures in French. This worksheet is ideal for revision or a cover lesson. It includes questions on pupils’ siblings, describe the pictures, translation into English, translation into French, two reading comprehensions and an extension written activity based on the texts. Answer sheet included.

A fun and engaging way for beginner learners of German to revise the topics of family (Meine Familie) and pets (Haustiere). Pupils work individually or in small groups to find clues from the 10 reading comprehension texts in order to solve the mission. Simply print and place the texts around the classroom. Pupils read the texts and answer the questions to find the code words. Code words are recorded on the answer grid. Pupils then need to unscramble the mystery word which, in turn, helps them to find the mystery person. Resource includes: Teacher notes Pupil instructions 10 texts Teacher answer key Blank answer sheets for pupils

42 would you rather-style speaking cards to help pupils practise the conditional tense in French. The cards cover a variety of topics and are suitable for Key Stages 4 and 5. Useful as a lesson starter and a fun way to get pupils speaking. A page of blank cards is included so that you can your own questions to the set, according to what you want your pupils to practise.

Olympics-themed differentiated wordsearch for pupils to practise French sports vocabulary. There are 22 Olympic sports to find. Two versions of the wordsearch are included as well as an answer sheet. Version 1: Pupils find the Olympic sports listed in French in the wordsearch grid. Version 2 (harder): Wordsearch plus translation - the sports are listed in English for pupils to find the French vocabulary in the wordsearch grid.

Activity booklet for beginner learners to practise or revise numbers in French up to 30. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of French numbers from 1 to 30: • match the numbers to the number words • put the number words in the right order • circle the correct numbers for the number words shown • complete the number sequences • correct the birthday dates • write the number words for the numbers given Also available: French number practice 0 - 100 www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-number-practice-0-100-12473660 French number practice 0 - 1000 www.tes.com/teaching-resource/french-number-practice-0-1000-12470855

Practise directions in French with this fun treasure hunt activity, designed to be used outside or in a larger space. Pupils work in groups to direct each other in French around the island’s obstacles (printables included) to collect the treasure map and reach the treasure. Includes: Teacher instructions Group instructions and recording sheets Commands and vocabulary in both Tu and Vous forms Five bold printable island features and obstacles

An exciting ice cream parlour design project which encourages learners of German to be creative whilst learning vocabulary relevant to an Eiscafe. It can also support teaching of Food in German. This guided booklet for students includes: choosing a business name creating a sign developing a menu planning special flavours (Eissorten des Tages) designing an advertisement inventing the ultimate ice cream sundae relevant vocabulary opportunities for self-reflection and peer assessment three extension activities PLUS: Separate teacher notes document with ideas on how to extend some of the project’s activities as well as answer sheets for the extension activities.

Practise Halloween vocabulary in French with this fun word search. There are 24 words to find and an answer sheet is included. Check out my other Halloween resources for learners of French: French Halloween Mystery [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12733510] French Halloween Number Matching Game https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12720628 French prepositions - Halloween themed https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12570829

Wo ist der Osterhase? Practise prepositions with the dative case with the Easter Bunny! Three fun activities plus answer sheet.

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in German up to 100. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of German numbers from one to one hundred: match the number to the number words put the number words in the right order circle the correct number for the number words shown complete the number sequences check the calculations and state whether the answer is true or false write the number words for the numbers given

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in French up to 100. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of French numbers from one to one hundred: match the number to the number words put the number words in the right order circle the correct number for the number words shown complete the number sequences check the calculations and state whether the answer is true or false write the number words for the numbers given

Olympics-themed differentiated wordsearch for pupils to practise French countries vocabulary. There are 27 national teams to find. Two versions of the wordsearch are included as well as an answer sheet. Version 1 (normal): Pupils find the countries listed in French in the wordsearch grid. Version 2 (harder): Wordsearch plus translation - the countries are listed in English for pupils to find the French country names in the wordsearch grid.

Three activities for pupils to practise adjectival agreement with colours and school items. Ideal for Year 7 pupils and for beginner learners who have been introduced to the agreement of nouns and adjectives for the first time. Answers included for self-marking or independent learning. Quelles sont les phrases correctes? Pupils use the images to choose the sentence with the correct adjectival agreement. Traduction: pupils translate from English to French. Trouvez les erreurs: pupils are asked to find and correct the errors in the text about Marie’s pencil case.