A multi-choice self-correcting interactive exercise practising the word order after weil in the context of GCSE level statements about school.

Multiple choice activity practising saying where you work / did your work experience.

Text about the Simpson family (Who's who; age; best friend etc) with questions in German.

There are 100 words in English which make up about 50% of everything we say. Here they are in German.

A number of resources revolving around the question of what you do when you find things that don't belong to you. The first text features a selection of blogs on the subject followed by comprehension questions in English and a 'Find the phrase' activity. There is then a Powerpoint with discussion questions and a toolkit to help students formulate answers.

'ich wohnte in Liverpool' is a KS4 level text about Markus Babbel's time with Liverpool FC and his opinions of the city. Text is followed by (i) richtig / falsch questions and (ii) open questions in German. 'Interview mit Markus Babbel' requires pupils to anser questions as though they were Markus Babbel. They can answer some on the basis of the previous text but will need to use a bit of imagination to answer them all.

This is a facilitated activity I did with my Year 11s (i) to help them share ideas on how to revise and (ii) to help the recalcitrant see that the others were busy revising. After the creation of the Post-It wall I typed up all their ideas and distributed them to the whole class.

Powerpoint in which an overview of how to say 'the', 'my', 'your' and 'he / she / it / them' after 'mit' is built up one slide at a time. Students can be invited to deduce the patterns from the clues present on slide 1. Once the table has been built up, each subsequent slide has a single item missing, so you can play Kim's Game.

Powerpoint with questions and images to promote discussion about health and fitness. The clock in the corner of each slide is to encourage the students to keep talking for 60 seconds if they can. The questions could also be used to help structure written work. PS Typo fixed

Practice of adjectival agreement in French.

Drag and drop exercise reviewing the verb avoir in various tense forms. Will work on IW or PC

Toolkit to enable pupils to describe their appearance, or that of others, using adjectives with correct endings.

Interactive drag and drop exercise, practising German Easter vocabulary. The file will present a different selection of ten items each time it is opened and will shuffle the order of the items each time too. Frohe Ostern!

Drag and drop exercise reviewing the verb être in various tense forms. Will work on PC or IW.

Interactive drag and drop exercise, practising French Easter vocabulary. The file will present a different selection of ten items each time it is opened and will shuffle the order of the items each time too. Will work on PC or IW.

Interactive drag-and-drop activity for practising the numbers 1 to 21 in French. All 21 numbers are embedded but the activity will select 10 numbers at random to practise each time it is opened. It will also arrange the vocab in random order. With any luck it will never be the same twice.

Nativity scene based on words and phrases from the german Christmas carol 'Stille Nacht'. Also includes a little bit of practice of the date.

Mutliple choice exercise practising the present tense of the verb haben. On completion you will have a dialogue set in Middle Earth. May be suited to Friday afternoons.

A hand-out of useful phrases for beginners

Jumbled dialogue about arranging to go out. Students must re-arrange the statements and questions to re-create a dialogue that makes sense.