German PowerPoint introducing present tense weather phrases, backed up by animated pictures.

Colourful worksheet about plans for the weekend. Blanks to be filled in with the correct form of the future tense of the verb in brackets. Lots of details of what will be done, with opinions and justifications.

French PowerPoint presentation introducing basic descriptions of height, hair/eye colour etc. using famous people.

French Worksheet with pictures to prompt pupis to write sentences about likes and dislikes of leisure activities, using J'adore..., J&'aime..., Je n&';aime pas..., Je déteste... + either an activity or a noun, depending on what has been learnt so far.

Research topic, requiring access to computers to find out in general terms about our royal family and French speaking countries, France and royalty

2 advertisements in French for work in 2 theme parks and for hotel/restaurant work. Exercise to read looking for the qualities demanded for each job, followed by an exercise to write a letter to apply for one of the positions advertised.

Range of resources introducing and reinforcing names and genders of fruit. PowerPoint to introduce is backed up by various worksheets including a wordsearch, a vocabulary list, a fruit basket to fill and a matching exercise.

French PowerPoint presentation of items of clothing following 'je porte'. Clothes are introduced masculine first (un), then feminine (une) and finally plural (des).

This is a song to help to learn/embed vocabulary to describe the area you're in/visiting - à la campagne, à la plage, au bord de la mer, dans un village, à la montagne, en ville. It fits to 'She&'ll be coming round the mountain', though I recommend practising at home to get it to fit. Add your own actions. Have used with Y2, Y3 and Y4 classes.

Article from L’Express 27/02/08 on a French man who, along with his mother, gave refuge to a jewish friend in 1942. There is a short text in English, based on the article, for translation into French.

French A4 posters/flashcards of present tense weather phrases with matching pictures.

2 worksheets to practice telling the time in Dutch. One had blank clock faces and the other has times to be identified.

These are word documents which can be printed out and split in two for use in French speaking practice when talking about holidays, past or future. They prompt responses to where?, for how long?, how did you travel?, with whom?, what did you do there?