A simple dialogue between un lapin et un poussin. Revises: introductions/name/age/opinions/adjectives. This activity could be used in several ways. Pair work for straight forward reading of dialogue. I have included a worksheet with blanks for more able children to fill in. Older children could create their own dialoge between the two animals. Or the picture could be used for children to talk about and then to write out sentences which descride something in the picture which would incorporate prepositions. Please take a minute to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Joyeuses Pâques à tous.

Board games using reflexive verbs to describe your daily routine. Times have also been added, so as to revise 'À Quel heure...?' Please see worksheet for rules as these differ from the regular snakes and ladders game. Playing any game is a fun way to practice and reinforce new vocabulary. The second game is based on the game show Blockbusters where the aim is to complete a line of 5 connecting hexagonal shapes either from side to side or from top to bottom. Students have to name the reflexive verb with a subject or a time or both to gain control of the shape. Both games can be used for any foreign language. If you consider this worth buying 'un très grand merci.'

A gap-fill activity introducing vocabulary for a range of leisure activities in French. There is a graduated worksheet to practice saying what leisure activities you do. Follow on worksheet is to practice saying how often you do them. There is also a test exercise. Includes answer worksheets. There are 6 files in total. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREENPRINTS OF THE WORKSHEETS TO SHOW THAT THEY WILL DOWNLOAD WITHOUT ANY FAULTS.

An introduction to French accents for younger children . Possibly useful for grade 2 children. Focuses on the names of the 5 accents, which letters they are found on and how to write them. There are examples of some common words which have accents. Also included is a grid to fill to practise writing a selection of letters with a range of accents. Follow on worksheets gives sentences with missing accents for the children to find. The first worksheets uses simple vocabulary whilst the second worksheet uses more challenging phrases. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

An exercise to practice how to use demonstrative adjectives in French, this, that, these and those. There is a follow-on exercise to show how you emphasize the difference between this and that. I have also included ‘teacher/completed’ coppies. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

A selection of worksheets to practice numbers from 1 to 10 and names of 10 animals in Italian. There are worksheets where children have to sort out the names of animals and the numbers from 1 to 10. Also includes a worksheet using the expression ‘C’è…e Ci sono…’ to say how many animals there are. If you consider this worth buying, ‘grazie mille.’

Exercises to practise using personalities in French. Resource includes: labeling activity family members animals using negatives TEST All answers are included. Contains 9 files. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH PRINT PREVIEWS, I HAVE ENCLOSED SCREENSHOTS FOR YOU TO SEE HOW THE WORKSHEETS WILL LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.

Comprehension picture and text describing Philippe’s bedroom. Focus is on furniture and household items and the use of prepositions, but also revises 'je m’appelle - nationalité - les couleurs et âge. I have included a worksheet of questions to complete activity. There is also a less challenging activity describing Chantal’s bedroom. Finally there is an exercise to practise either ‘J’ai’ or ‘il y a’ to describe a bedroom. If you consider this worth buying ‘Un très grand merci.’ Resource includes 5 files. AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN PRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.

‘There’s an elephant in my bedroom’ is a very simple story book to make and to read to young children in French. Simply cut out pages and staple together, As I am currently teaching prepositions to 6 and 7 year olds, I decided to make a book to help them to learn them. Focuses on; sur, sous, devant and derrière together with items of furniture. Also revises possessive adjectives. There are 13 pages in total. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

Board game to practice weather phrases in French. An extension to this activity is that seasons and items of clothes can quite easily be used to create more interesting sentences. See rules for playing the game. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’

Introduction to the present tense of the verb 'être'. Gap fill exercises.

Board game to practise describing personalities. Could be played in several ways: Je suis ...., Tu es .... Il est..... Elle est, Ma mère est, mon père est, mon ami est etc..... The possibilities are endless. Please take a moment to comment. Your feedback is really appreciated.

To introduce the names of some common occupations and professions in French.

Fun activity to practise describing animals/people. Covers: greetings, name, age, family members, countries, opinions and personalities. There is an example to follow. If you use this worksheet, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback means a lot to me and is greatly appreciated.

Simple dialogues of children saying what activities they engage in, in their spare time. Also revises name and age.

Breakfast items flashcards. Useful for practising vocabulary in any language. Please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

A simple introduction to the names of four fruits in French. Please take a moment to comment. Your feedback is very much appreciated. My thanks to clker.com and cliparts.co for the use of the clipart images.

Playing lotto is a fun way to practise and reinforce the names of animals in French. Could also be used in early years and for any foreign language. I split my children into small groups and they each take turn at being the 'teacher&'. They love calling out &';Qui a un chat?' &'Qui a une vache?&'; To win the card the reply is 'J&'ai un chat&';, 'J&'ai une vache&';. As children become confident with vocabulary, the colours of the animals could also be mentioned. Please take a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.