Simple worksheet of classroom items. Object is for children to name the items with the correct gender, then write the name of the item with un ..., or une... in the correct column. Feedback as to how successful this worksheet was, would be much appreciated.

A poem descibing the arrival of summer. Introduces related vocabulary. I have made two copies of the poem. One is decorated and the other has been left blank so as the pupils can draw their own pictures.

A fun activity for students to practice the names of basic shapes in French. If you use this, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

The names of 13 farm animals in French to match up.

A simple graduated fill-in activity to the introduction of the phrase 'I have ....&' and &';I don't have ....&' . Uses everyday objects. Some boxes have been left blank for the children to draw their own pictures. I have added a more challenging worksheet for the more able students. This acts as a revision for naming objects they already know and using a dictionary to find the words of objects that they do not know.

A fun and simple comprehension to cover lunch and dinner vocabulary in French. Find out what Benjamin loves doing. Read about his passion for food. Find out what his favourite sandwich is, why he eats 'les chips&', and what his favourite fruits are. Also discover what he says about &';les frites'. I have included questions in English and in French. If you use this, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

A scene in Paris showing children having their photo taken by the Eiffel Tower. Aim of the excercise to is get children 'talking&'. Their L/O is to see how many sentences they can find which describes something in the picture. I have given some examples but the possibilities are endless. ~Revises: prepositions/il y a/verbs/age/name/clothes/weather. Ideal for partner work. Feedback is always most welcome.

An introduction to learning colours in French. This resource is aimed at very young children. However it could be modified for slightly older children. The images chosen are those which I have taught to 3 to 5 years old. Again these could be changed to suit any age group. If you use this please take the time to comment. Your feedback is very much appreciated.

This is a very engaging & fun activity that revises Christmas vocab. verbs, question words, opinions é the weather. Students are given the the muddled sentences. (The unscrambled sentences is a teacher copy.) Students cut out the words é unscramble them to form a sentence that makes sense. They stick the sentence onto the worksheet and underneath translate the sentence into English. Those students who are able, can answer those sentences which are questions. In French, bien sûr. (See example) Please take the time to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. Joyeux Noël à tous…

Came across this video on youtube which I just had to share. The song, about colours, is so catchy the students will learn it in no time at all and they should have fun singing it too. Feedback is always welcome.

Gap-fill worksheet to practice the use of 'au, à la and aux when using &‘Je vais …&’;. Also revises place names of buildings and shops found in a town. Follow on w/sheet practises conjugating the verb ‘aller&’. Please leave a comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

Exercises to be able to talk about the seasons and the months in French.

A selection of worksheets to introduce names of buildings and places that you may find in a town. I have made separate worksheets -mas. and fem. I find this to be a visual help to my students when they progress to writing a comprehension piece on the subject of ‘my town’ from memory. A follow on exercise covers how to say what there is and isn’t in your town. There is also a translation exercise. AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PRINT PREVIEWS, I HAVE ENCLOSED PHF’s TO SHOW HOW THE WOOD DOCUMENT FILES WILL LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED. Follow on worksheets to practise the phrase ‘dans ma ville il y a…’ and ‘dans ma ville il n’y a pas de… .’ There is also an exercise to read discriptions of a village and towns and to translate into English.

A fun activity for young children to learn some basic food items and the days of the week in French. Also practices the expressions ‘don’t like’ and ‘love’. The story is about ‘un lapin’, On Monday he eats a cake, but rabbits don’t like cakes. On Tuesday he eats a lemon, but rabbits don’t like lemons. Finally on Sunday he eats a carrot, rabbits LOVE carrots. Children should be able to join in and retell the story with lots of practice.

Vocabulary in Italian to learn and practice for St Valentine's day. I have included a black and white copy of the vocabulary for those of you who are unable to photocopy in colour. Also included is a matching words to picture activity. There is also a word search for the students and a completed one for teachers. Feedback is always appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, 'mille grazie.' My thanks to: clipart.co, clker.com, cliparthut.com, openclipart.com, and clipartbest.com for the use of the clipart images. AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH PREVIEW PAGES I HAVE INCLUDED SCREENPRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK. I CAN CONFIRM THAT THERE ARE NOT ANY PROBLEMS WHEN YOU DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE.

A selection of activities to practice Halloween words in French. There is a vocabulary worksheet to label images. There is a worksheet to practice the expression ‘Il y a…’ saying how many objects there are. There is a worksheet to say where the ghost is, which revises the expression ‘Il y a …’ and items of furniture. There is also a picture to colour, which enhances reading skills and also revises colours. To complete the Halloween activities there is a wordsearch and a completed TC. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ Although Halloween is a feminine noun, Joyeux Halloween is more commonly used. Joyeux Halloween à tous… **AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS SHOWING PRINT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN SHOTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORKSHEETS LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED.**

A selection of actvities to practice Halloween vocabulary in Italian. Includes a vocabulary label the pictures exercise. There is a ‘how many’ activity, which revises numbers. Also included is a 'Where is…? which revises prepositions. There is also a colouring picture to test comprehension and knowledge of colours. There is also a word search activity. I have also included 4 completed TC worksheets. In total there are 10 files. If you consider this worth buying, ‘mille grazie.’

A selection of activities to practise Christmas vocabulary in Italian. There are 8 images to label and a more challenging activity with 16 images to practise and label. There is an TC completed worksheet for the worksheet with 16 images. There is also a read and draw activity which revises knowledge of numbers. There is also a colouring activity, so revises names of colours. There are 6 files in total. Feedback is always welcome. If you consider this worth buying 'grazie mille.' Buon Natale e un felice anno nuovo. AS TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH WORD DOCUMENT PREVIEWS I HAVE INCLUDED SCREEN PRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE WORD DOCUMENT WILL LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/labellaroma

As my students are preparing for their GCSE I have prepared this booklet as revision for the 5 tenses: PRESENT, PERFECT, IMPERFECT, FUTURE and CONDITIONAL. The first page shows regular -er, -ir and -re verbs. Page 2 shows the 4 most common irregular verbs: AVOIR, ÊTRE, ALLER and FAIRE. Pages 3,4, 5 and 6 cover the following 16 verbs. Boire Connaître Devoir Dire Écrire Envoyer Lire Mettre Ouvrir Pouvoir Recevoir Savoir Venir Vivre Voir Vouloir I hope this booklet will be useful for those of you who do not have the time to make one for yourselves. Tes do not appear to have sorted out the problem with 'previews' showing correctly. The cover is showing with words printed upside down!! There are line spacing problems. I have downloaded this resource and it downloads perfectly. Feedback and comments are appreciated. If you consider this worth buying 'un très grand merci.'

A book to make to help practice names of farm animals and days of the week in French. Each day of the week I go to the farm to get an animal. Find out which animal is offered on which day and the reason it is refused and which animal is accepted, on which day and why. Practises a variety of adjectives and agreement of nouns. Lots of repetition, so childre will enjoy joining in with the story. I have used black and white pictures so as children can be given instructions of what colour to colour the animals. There is a colour book for teachers. I hope your children will enjoy this book as much as my children have. Feedback is much appreciated. If you consider this worth buying, ‘un très grand merci.’ TES CONTINUE TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH RESOURCE PREWIEWS. I HAVE SPENT ALL DAY MAKING THIS BOOK AND THE PRESENTATION OF IT IS DREADFUL. I HAVE ADDED SOME SCREENPRINTS TO SHOW HOW THE PAGES WILL LOOK WHEN DOWNLOADED. I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT THEY WILL DOWLOAD JUST FINE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.