Game for practising colours in German.

Three short texts on relationships, followed by two comprehension exercises.

I think the title just about captures it. These are based on a now redundant exam format, but are still good stimulus materials to base oral work on.

Relatively simple interview with Jessie J, covering name, age, birthday, family and pets. Pupils can practise the dialogue as it stands and then adapt the language highlighted in bold.

Relatively simple activity, in which students must match the names of key characters in the film 'Dr Tunnel' to short descriptipns of the characters.

Text in which four people talk about what they do to keep fit and healthy. Text is followed by a 'Which person said what?' exercise.

Interactive, self-marking multi-choice quiz on Imperfect forms of common verbs. The file has 60 verbs embedded, but will create a quiz with a random selection of 20 each time it is opened. Just about never the same twice. Works on IW and PC.

Dialogue in which Batman discusses his commitment issues with a psychiatrist. Includes Past, Present and Future tenses

I've piggy-backed the content of this acitivity onto the excellent Trivial Pursuit PPT uploaded by Helen Wolfenden. The content is pitched slightly higher in this version and might suit students revising for Higher papers.

Set of 20 slides to stimulate and support discussion of or speculation about people's personalities.

Interactive practice of ten french prepositions. The exercise will work on the IW as well as on a PC.

Lots of photos of German breakfast items. Pupils initially get to see a very small section of each photo and must try to identify the food. The following slide reveals the answer. Generates high participation levels.

Lots of pictures of clock-faces for practising the time.

Belt and braces revision and practice of three tenses!

Put the sentences in the correct order, to reconstruct a day in the life of a vampire. The solution is on page 2.

This an upgraded version of a worksheet I originally uploaded for Year 11 pupils. The text contains unpleasant but true information about the self-styled 'Worst hotel in the world' plus comments about dreadful hotels from contributors to TripAdvisor. This is followed by a grammar tip about adjectives, comparatives and superlatives, questions in German, a manipulation exercise, a translation into English, a writing task, more grammar, a speaking task and finally another writing task.

Text about the withdrawal of Ikea Elk Lasagne from its stores in Belgium and Germany. Text is followed by 'true, false, not in text' questions

Playscript in which Mister Bean has a driving lesson, with predictable consequences. Lots of practice of directions and a bit of Spanish.

Toolkit designed to help my Year 10 foundation students practise the patterns required to create a few complex sentences about school and what they would change if they had the power.

Multiple choice practice of language for saying where someone works or is doing work experience.