Playing games is always a fun way to practice vocabulary in any language. It helps to revise and recap vocabulary already learnt, but is also useful for introducing new vocab. This lotto game on the theme of Valentine's Day can therefore be useful for: French, German, Spanish, Italian. My game has been created for French learners. There is a blank lotto board to customize as you please. Vocabulary includes: un cœur rouge un cœur rose le 14 février une lettre d'amour une carte (de Saint- Valentine) des chocolats une rose rouge des roses (rouges) Je t'aime les souris une grenouille une coccinelle des ballons rouges un gâteau des bonbons un cadeau une bague Joyeuse Saint-Valentin Feedback is always welcome. If you buy this, 'un très grand merci.'

A vatiety of Easter cards to colour, so there should be something for most year groups. Perhaps useful for those children who are unable to draw. I have made them so they can be simply printed on card and folded in half. Alternatively print on white paper and glue onto coloured card. For more able children, instructions could be given as to what colours to use to colour in the pictures. To say ‘love from’ the French say ‘grosses bises’ or ‘bons baisers’. Please take the time to comment. Your feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeuses Pâques à tous.

With Christmas in mind I have created the first two worksheets on a Christmas theme, A fun activity to describe each animal. Revises and recaps many grammatical points and topics which your students have probably covered, eg. name, age, birthday, colour, countries, family members, size, character descriptions, food, negatives and likes and dislikes and prepositions. I have given an idea of some simple phrases. Lots of scope here for your students to come up with their own ideas. I’m sure they will have FUN choosing a name, age and where each character lives. A chance for them to be creative n’est-ce pas The weather phrases for the reindeer worksheet need to be amended depending on where you say that the reindeer lives. Feedback is appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeux Noël à tous…

A detailed description of what someone, (in this case, a girl) did yesterday. The focus is on le passé composé, using a variety of verbs that take the auxilary verb avoir or être and also the use of reflexive verbs in the past tense to describe a daily routine. Revises and recaps: time, time phrases, food, drinks, negatives, school subjects, likes and dislikes, rooms in a house and a direct object pronoun. There is a question sheet, which revises the use of question words. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

Learning songs and singing is an ideal way for young children to pronounce words in a foreign language. Very young children will enjoy these songs as they involve actions. Vocabulary covers: colours, body parts, action words, and animals. Some of these songs you will find on youtube. I have posted the links. Feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A selection of activities to practice saying how you get to school. There is a matching words to pictures exercise to identify eight vehicles and a read and colour exercise. The vehicles are: une voiture un train un bateau un taxi un avion un camion un vélo un bus There are two activities to practice 'en' and 'à' when talking about how you get to school. An extension exercise is for practice saying how you get to school in different types of weather, so revises weather expressions. This exercise includes a completed TC. There are differentiated worksheets to help with different abilities. Contains 7 files. Feedback and comments are really appreciated. If you buy this resource 'un très grand merci. > I HAVE INCLUDED SCREENPRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS SHOULD LOOK.

How to practise saying where something is in French. Prepositions: dans sur sous à côté de devant derrière au dessus de entre Practises the expressions: Où est…? and Où sont…? including answers to one worksheet. Follow on work includes a written text followed by a question worksheet. L/O: To read the text, underline the prepositions and answer the questions. There are 5 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS, I HAVE INCLUDED SCREENSHOTS TO SHOW THAT THE WORKSHEETS DOWNLOAD FINE.

All you need to teach ‘what you find in a classroom.’ Worksheets to introduce and practise the names of classroom objects in French. Files include: A vocabulary worksheet to label An exercise replying to the question ‘Qu’est ce que c’est…?.’ An exercise answering the question 'Est-ce que c’est…? 2 pictures with gap fill colours. One slightly more challenging than the other. Où est le crayon - recaps prepositions **AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING RESOURCE PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN SHOTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS WILL APPEAR WHEN THEY ARE DOWNLOADED. ** There are 8 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

An introduction to using colours as adjectives. I have made a black and white copy for those of you who are unable to print in colour! L/O: To be able to describe the colour of animals. To know that some names of colours change when they are describing a ‘female’ noun. Also Includes a worksheet to practise and label the names of 12 animals. Follow on worksheets focuses on using the plural names of colours. There is an exercise to say whether the given phrase is correct or incorrect.

An exciting and fun way to introduce a range of adjectives, using opposite words in French. I have given both mas/fem adjectives where needed. There is a colour matching activity. Follow-on work includes translating and a gap-fill activity. Also included are flashcards. We made up actions for all of adjectives. I backed and laminated one set of words in one colour card and the other set in a different colour. I placed one set onto the whiteboard and from the muddled set students came to match the opposite words correctly. Using a timer made it more challenging. The kids loved it and with lots of practice they were soon able to start using these adjectives in sentences. Revises vocabulary for: Clothes age name family members animals weather everyday objects L/O To be able to learn 20 adjectives in French and use them in their writing. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ THERE APPEARS TO BE A SLIGHT PROBLEM WITH THE LINE SPACING ON THE FIRST TWO WORKSHEETS, BUT I HAVE DOWNLOADED THEM AND THEY PRINT PERFECTLY.

An exciting and fun way to introduce a range of adjectives, using opposite words in French. I have given both mas/fem adjectives where needed. There is a colour matching activity. Follow-on work includes translating and a gap-fill activity. Also included are flashcards. We made up actions for all of adjectives. I backed and laminated one set of words in one colour card and the other set in a different colour. I placed one set onto the whiteboard and from the muddled set students came to match the opposite words correctly. Using a timer made it more challenging. The kids loved it and with lots of practice they were soon able to start using these adjectives in sentences. Revises vocabulary for: Clothes age name family members animals weather everyday objects L/O To be able to learn 20 adjectives in French and use them in their writing. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ THERE APPEARS TO BE A SLIGHT PROBLEM WITH THE LINE SPACING ON THE FIRST TWO WORKSHEETS, BUT I HAVE DOWNLOADED THEM AND THEY PRINT PERFECTLY.

A selection of worksheets to practise key ‘seaside’ vocabulary. I took the opportunity here to introduce the expression ‘il y a’ so that children can learn how to describe a picture. I have also included a comprehension activity which also focuses on prepositions and colour agreement. There is a question worksheet that follows. I thought this was an ideal activity for the start of the school year. So many children will have been to a beach and now they will be able to talk about their experience in FRENCH!! Includes 4 files. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A selection of worksheets to practise key ‘seaside’ vocabulary. I took the opportunity here to introduce the expression ‘il y a’ so that children can learn how to describe a picture. I have also included a comprehension activity which also focuses on prepositions and colour agreement. There is a question worksheet that follows. I thought this was an ideal activity for the start of the school year. So many children will have been to a beach and now they will be able to talk about their experience in FRENCH!! If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A fun way to learn autumn vocabulary is by playing the game 'I have… Who has…? A good way to get children speaking freely. The game enables them to ask and answer questions using simple sentences. There are 18 cards and the vocabulary includes the following: rouge orange jaune marron (colour) une pomme un râteau un arbre une feuille un écureuil une pomme de pin un marron un épouvantail un corbeau une citrouille un gland le vent des noix des feuilles There is also a connect 4 games which includes the vocabulary: un panier un panier de feuilles un panier de pommes une tarte au pommes Print onto card, cut out and laminate. Have fun. I’m sure your students will enjoy playing the games. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

Worksheets to revise 20 classroom objects, includes a completed TC of vocabulary. There is an exercise to practise saying where something is. Also includes a longer text describing a classroom setting and a question sheet. Could be used for revision or as a test. In total there are 5 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Resource contains 4 files.

All you need to teach ‘what you find in a classroom.’ Worksheets to introduce and practise the names of classroom objects in French. Files include: A vocabulary worksheet to label An exercise replying to the question ‘Qu’est ce que c’est…?.’ An exercise answering the question 'Est-ce que c’est…? 2 pictures with gap fill colours. One slightly more challenging than the other. Où est le crayon - recaps prepositions **AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN SHOTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS WILL APPEAR WHEN THEY ARE DOWNLOADED. ** There are 8 files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

An introduction to using colours as adjectives. I have made a black and white copy for those of you who are unable to print in colour! L/O: To be able to describe the colour of animals. To know that some names of colours change when they are describing a ‘female’ noun. Also Includes a worksheet to practise and label the names of 12 animals. Follow on worksheet focuses on using the plural names of colours. There is also an exercise to say which phrases are correct or incorrect.

Worksheets to revise 20 classroom objects and to be able to say where something is. Also includes a longer text describing a classroom and a question sheet. Could be used for revision or as a test. There are four files in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ This resource contains 4 files.

A fun introduction to practise names for items of clothing in French. I have chosen outlines of images so that instuctions can be given as to what colour each item of clothing is. Useful for colour agreement when describing feminine nouns. My kids loved the washing machine and washing line exercise. There is a ‘teacher copy’ of the ‘clothes crossword puzle.’ If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’