A level revision pack -summarising three A2 text books and links to associated vocabulary lists for each subtopic uploaded to Quizlet. please let me know if you spot any errors.

I cannot claim credit for the original as this is adapted from a Spanish Ppt on ar verbs. It is full of questions and includes vocabulary relevant to most able pupils in KS3 and KS4 and could serve as revision for 6th formers.

This was a very simple exercise designed as reinforcement for a year 9 top set using expo 3 rouge.

These are simply a set of cards with English on one side and Spanish on the other. My year 8 pupils have used them successfully to learn for an end of module test and there are several games that can be played with them. They cover the subjects of free time activities, daily routine, personal description, character description and the near future

Introduction to the near future with aller, with the topic of freetime activities.

Either for GCSE revision or as introduction for Y8/9, this introduces household chores vocabulary in present and perfect tenses and with je dois....

GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on family and relationships. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on reflexive verbs. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

Over 150 General Conversation questions for the new AQA GCSE. Includes language checklist, mark scheme, exam advice, English translations. Easily adaptable to suit your classes. Translations of questions included on separate document.

Mat for any class to use when giving opinions in speaking.

New GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on freetime activities. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on the perfect tense. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

New GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on fashion in the eighties. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on direct and indirect object pronouns. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

New GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on favourite holidays looking at combining the tenses. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on the imperfect tense. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on marriage and future plans. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on the future tense. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

This is a fast paced activity reviewing the present conjugation of regular ER verbs. There are over 100 slides and five games to play. Slides give the English and pupils have ten seconds to find the French. The presentation is easily adaptable and can be used either as a whole lesson or as several short activities within a lesson. You can come back to it as often as you like. It helps pupils to perfect their translation of verbs in preparation for exams.

New GCSE/ iGCSE French reading text on discrimination at work. With comprehension questions, translation exercises, a writing question and explanatory notes and grammar exercises on the present tense of modal verbs and comparatives. Answer sheet included. Good for homework, revision, extension and independent work.

Resources explaining the perfect tense, with exercises, summary and worksheets with answers. Made to accompany Module 1 Unit 4 from the NEW Studio AQA Higher GCSE French book, but can be used with any class. Enough for several lessons.

This is another of my verb card races. You need to print off some sets of the cards, cut them out and laminate them. Pupils then race each other to pick up the cards to match what they see on the screen. I have mine move their cards to an answer board to stop them from copying others and then you can award points to whoever has the right cards on display. It encourages a good sense of competition, can be used again and again, and makes verb drills fun. (Requires knowledge of present, preterite, near future, future and imperfect tenses)

Print out several sets of the cards and laminate them. Pupils work in pairs or small groups and race against each other to form the present tense with the cards after reading from the PowerPoint. Good element of competition and really highlights how much (or little!) they actually know. Can be easily adapted to suit your requirements too.

Two presentations and accompanying handouts for beginners of French. Covers greetings and the alphabet. We use it to accompany the Accès Studio course, but the resources are suitable for all beginners.