Worksheet to fill-in the days of the week, months of the year and the seasons. Incorporates concept of there are (il y a) ___ days in a week, there are ___ months in a year, there are ____ seasons in a year, thus a re-cap on number work. More of a revision worksheet as no vocab given. Feedback as to how successful this worksheet was, would be much appreciated.

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

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.

A gap-fill exercise to practice recognising verbs. I thought this would be a fun activity for my 10/11 years olds who are just starting to learn verbs. It proved to be a huge success. They loved it. They found the translations so funny that and by the end of the class they knew all French 10 idioms off by heart. They went away from the class saying that they wanted to research more French idioms and offered to do it for homework!! Wow!! I wonder what they will come up? Please take the time to comment if you find this worksheet of any use. Your feedback is much appreciated.

Introduction to saying which country you live in using the expression, J'habite en/au/aux ______ . Gap-fill worksheet.

A simple tick box activity following instructions as to what 'I wear' on a particular day. Revises days of the week. Feedback as to how successful this worksheet was, would be much appreciated.

The idea for this worksheet is to see how many phrases you can make up about this picture. Please take a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

A simple colouring activity with instructions. Reinforces colours and winter vocabulary. Feedback is always very welcome.

A matching pairs game to practice and reinforce animal and pet vocabulary in French, but could also be used for any language. Please take a moment to leave a comment. Your feedback is much appreciated.

A gap fill-in activity for 'les garçons' to label the names of body parts. I have also included a workheet without words which could be used as a test once they have learnt the vocabulary. Feedback would be really appreciated.

A gap-fill exercise for learning useful vocabulary when talking about lunch and dinner. Please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated

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

A basic colouring activity with instructions to follow. Revises Christmas vocabulary and agreement of nouns and colour. Not too demanding, so should apeal to a wide range of ages. Have fun and enjoy. Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année a tous. Any feedback would be most apprecaited.

A simple gap fill in worksheet using objects in the singular and putting them into the plural form. Pictures are to be coloured in. This worksheet practices the concept of how the spelling for certain colours changes depending of the gender of the noun. Suitable for LA pupils.

How to practice saying where something is. Practice for saying: dans, sur, sous, devant, et derrière.

An introduction to vocabulary for school subjects. A gap-fill activity.

A graduated ‘fill-in’ worksheet using reflexive verbs and time for your daily routine. What time do you wake up, get up, get washed, get dressed? etc… Answer, I wake up, get up, etc. followed by a particular time. Good for reinforcing and revision of clock times plus the use of reflexive verbs. I have purposely left times blank, so children can choose whatever they would like. Any feed back would be most appreciated. My thanks to clker.com for the use of the clipart pics.

Revision worksheet to revise the expressions - 'Qu'est-ce que tu as dans ton sac' OR 'Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans ton sac?' To make it a game I gave my children 5 mins to draw and name as many objects or animals as they could. They were to name nouns in the plural form as well as in the singular from. When the time was up, they worked in pairs, asking each other what they had or what there was in their bag. They replied with either 'Dans mon sac j'ia...' or 'Dans mon sac il y a .'.

A simple, longer piece of comprehension on a Christmas theme. ‘Where’s Santa?’ revises: prepositions, colours, adjectives, irregular and reflexive verbs, and some more complex words. There is also a question sheet for students to answer which revises various ways to ask questions? If you use this, please spare a moment to comment. Your feedback is much appreciated. Joyeux Noël à tous…

What can you find in a garden? Children draw a picture and then write in French the name for what they have drawn. Will help with practicing names of animals and familiar everyday objects.