A resource that tests dictation and spontaneous questioning - all complete with a mark scheme.

Two new style GCSE role play tasks that can easily be adapted to suit the language you teach. It comes with the new mark scheme and you can print 2 on 1 to save paper.

An activity to consolidate the French prepositions en, au, aux. It can be used as a mini plenary or a homework.

A cases, markers, and adjectives table for teaching German. Suitable for all levels, this table saves time in teaching the different cases with the correct adjectives and their endings. You can use mini whiteboards to do some AfL activities to reinforce the cases system.

A resource that summarises the present tense with regular verbs. Students are given a series of verb blanks to complete to ensure they understand its formations.

An engaging and interactive way to teach French sounds. Activities can be used as dictations and with mini whiteboards.

An interactive lesson where students use language actively to talk about Christmas using the accusative case.

A useful lesson for the visual learner on the perfect tense. Students use the German flag to identify each of the three parts to the perfect tense. Good luck with it!

Teach your students German phonics to meet the new specification requirements. Use the MWB for dictations and more!

A sequence of lessons covering the perfect tense with the help of the French flag and DR MRS VAN DER TRAMP. You can use these in conjunction with MWBs to track students’ progress live within a lesson.

A great resource to practice possessive adjectives. It includes enough activities to ensure students are sufficiently challenged to cope with this aspect of grammar.

An adaptable booklet made during lockdown to support students with the demands of the Foundation writing paper. I intentionally avoided saving it as a PDF document in case teachers wanted to change it to suit the needs of their students.

An adaptable booklet made during lockdown to support students with the demands of the Higher writing paper. I’ve intentionally not saved this as a PDF in case teachers want to change it to suit the needs of their students.