Crossword puzzle for French places in a town

Powerpoint to practise gender of common French place names, eg gare, parc, plage, McDo etc and then to introduce au and a la with these nouns.

Powerpoint presentation going over free time activities with verbs in the infinitive. Listening activity (pupils select the correct picture based on what you say to them) followed by speaking (reading phrases aloud) and writing out phrases under correct pictures. Smartboard activity. Drag and drop the French and English infinitives to form pairs. Table with four columns and pupils fill in missing information. Sentences with missing verbs - pupils fill in the je form of the verb.

A simple phone template to allow pupils to write conversations in target language and practise conventions of texting. I have used it for year 5 writing about pets. Allows learners to practise asking and answering questions.

Bundle containing powerpoint presentations, wordsearch, bingo cards, and 2 worksheets to practise talking and writing about the weather in German. Suitable for beginners in German: KS2 and KS3 in particular. Powerpoint 1 introduces new vocabulary through images, with and without vocabulary. Powerpoint 2 practises making sentences about weather in different countries: eg, Es ist kalt in Italien. Worksheet 1 requires pupils to write weather phrases either from memory or by choosing the correct phrase. Worksheet 2 is a map which practises weather phrases and locations in Germany. Bingo cards with weather phrases and temperatures. Wordsearch with basic phrases. Powerpoint 3 is a lesson starter or could be an aide-memoire when children need vocabulary in clear bilingual format.

Powerpoint introducing ten colours in German. Also includes 2 or 3 nouns per colour so pupils can make sentences with the colours, eg. die Tomate ist rot. Final slide has all ten colours written on it.

Presentation to introduce and practice vehicle vocabulary in German. Phrases introduced: ich fahre mit / ich gehe 1. Pictures of vehicles appear with the correct phrase. 2. Two pictures appear and one phrase - pupils choose matching picture (A or B). 3. Pictures appear - click to bring up text. 4. Words appear but are in the wrong order. Click to arrange in correct order.

One page worksheet comprising a table showing how to ask for a variety of drinks and snacks in German. Practising phrases including Darf ich bitte...haben/Ich möchte.../Was kostet.. as well as a number of words like Glas/Tasse/Dose etc. Table can be used extensively by teachers to practise orally and in a variety of ways. Includes sentences in English to translate into German.

Interactive power point introducing numbers from 21 to 29 with blockbusters game to practise them. Goes on to teach numbers 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90 followed by slide with numbers which can be used orally or in writing, for recognition or production depending on pupils.

PowerPoint introducing names of 11 European countries in German. Fun and engaging visuals (football fans with face paints in their national colours). Can print off slides and use as flash cards and play a range of games to practise new vocabulary .

Simple family tree of the Simpsons to encourage pupils to make sentences in German. Worksheet with missing words: Bruder, Schwester, Mutter, Vater, Opa, Oma, Onkel, Tante. Based on Simpsons Family Tree sheet.

Smart board activities to revise gender of different pets and introduce and then practise simple sentences saying Ich habe + pet (singular only).

Handout to support pupils speaking/writing about their school uniform.

Simple battleships game to help pupils practise Ich trage, er/sie traegt + accusative forms (einen, eine, ein)

Information in German about our solar system. Good for comparatives and simple descriptions.

German version of Old MacDonald. Seven verses. Words taken from QCA Primary Scheme of Work.

Pair activity. Children have two different texts to read to each other. As they listen, they fill in the words missing in their own version of partner's text. Name, age, family, hobbies, appearance and where they live.

Stand alone resource to enable pupils to access key words and phrases to discuss their free time activities. Designed to allow children to produce sentences and short dialogues with a high level of independence.

Reading and adding up activity. Children need to read names of snacks and add up the prices. They can read out their answers in German and write price tags beside each item pictured at the bottom of the sheet. Snickers/Apfelsaft/Jogurt/Erdbeereis/Pizza/Apfelsine/Gummibaers/Cola/Fanta/Birne/Schokoladeneis/

Paired activity. Children work through sums of money and tick the coins/notes needed to make it up. Good for practising counting, reading numbers and looking at Euros. Can be used in conjunction with plastic coins and notes.