I worked on the food topic with my Yr 8 and designed this worksheet on pancake recipe. We look at imperative and also reading comprehension. After studying the recipe, I took them to the food tech department to make some pancakes. A nice way to end the term. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

A nice translation game/idea French GCSE on topic Les vacances. Done with Yr10 who loved it. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! I have a Spanish one on holidays free to download if you want to see how it looks/works

A test I have designed for my Yr9 and use for revision with Yr10. Vocab testing (match up), questions and answers (match up), unjumble the sentences, translate in French, gap filling, bedroom vocabulary (picture), writing exercise on your house/bedroom. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

Here is a running dictation in Spanish I prepared for my Yr10 after my summer holidays of 2014. The idea is to print the word file, cut it in strips and stick it around the room. Print 2 copies for big class. The students work in pairs. You give them a time limit, maybe 1 minute to start with during which one student comes to the piece of text to read and try to remember what he/she can. Then he/she goes back to write down what he/she can remember whilst the other person goes to read and try to remember more. They keep swapping around. Once you think they are more or less done, you can correct with the PowerPoint presentation. I get my students to underline/tick every word they get right and write what they are missing in a different colour. After that, there are some comprehension questions about the holidays followed by some creative writing on what happened next. I have also included what really happened next to compare with what they come up with. Enjoy and please feedback! :-)

A little worksheet for Yr7 or for revision with Yr8 on introducing yourself. I have got the students to match up keywords first, then read an example of ID card, work out what it means and adapt it to write their own followed by a short paragraph using key conjugated verbs available. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr10 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!

Here is the latest trapdoor activity I have designed for Christmas. It is like a letter to Santa that French kids always write at this sort of time to ask Santa for the presents they want for Christmas. I have also slipped in a few French Christmas traditions. I will do this with my Yr7 and Yr8 in the last week before the Christmas break. Joyeux Noël à tous et bonnes fêtes de fin d’année. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr10 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!

My Yr 9 came to me the other day and started talking about "parkour" after watching the movie District B-13. I decided to do a PowerPoint to explain its origin, meaning...I have also attached a comprehension worksheet to do with it. Would suit able Y9, KS4 or A levels. Some reading, speaking (pair work), listening (movie trailer). Something a bit different! Enjoy and don't forget to feedback :-)

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr10 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr10 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr8 and Yr9 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!

A test on numbers I designed to help all my classes with revising numbers. Enjoy and don't forget to feeback! :-)

A presentation about “le verlan” originally used in suburbs of Paris, now spoken widely by French teenagers. Cultural interest. Would probably suit KS4 best. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback :-)

-Running dictation on ideal holidays, using conditional, simple future and complex structures. -Put photos in the order of the text. -Find the French and answer questions in English. -Write your own paragraph. I did this with Yr10 French (following my free worksheet about Le Petit Nicolas) and it worked really well. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/les-vacances-du-petit-nicolas-extrait-feuille-de-travail-12060184

Two way translation about topic of school for GCSE French, to help them with reading and writing skills. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

Two way translation exercise for GCSE French class to help them with writing and reading skills. To be printed double sided. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

A little translation activity I designed for my Yr10 GCSE French with vocab from school/education unit. Students work out the rules in English. Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

Two way translation about myself and family. To be printed double sided. Good practice for writing exam. Would suit Yr9/Yr10/Yr11 Enjoy and don't forget to feedback! :-)

This is a trapdoor activity to get your students to practise their speaking skills. It is played in pairs. Each person chooses an option for each sentence in their head. One starts reading the text and trying to find out the other’s choices. Each time they make a choice, the partner nods or shakes his/her head. If the choice is correct the person continues until they get it wrong. When they get it wrong, the other person has a go. The aim of the game is to finish first. I did this with my Yr10 students and they enjoyed it a lot! Enjoy and don’t forget to feedback!