An interactive PowerPoint presentation that revises and reinforces high frequency vocabulary in a fun way. The first slide displays the 11 topics and the teacher or pupils decide which topic to test themselves on. Lots of popular games such as bingo can be played using the slides as a prompt. The topics included are - days of the week - months - colours (11) - pets (9) - numbers 1-20 - countries (12) - verbs (10) - sports (7) - Transport (8) - Weather (5) - Free time (6) This can be used as a starter or a plenary too.

There are several resources here to reinforce, revise and test numbers from 1-100. There is bingo for numbers 1-10. This is easy to edit for other numbers. There is a sequencing activity. There is a vocab test for numbers 1-20, this is differentiated whereby the numbers are randomised below the questions to prompt recall. There is also a word puzzle where the numbers are jumbled, pupils rearrange the numbers (between 1 - 100) demonstrating recall of the subjects. There are maths exercises too. There is a word search of numbers from between 1 - 100. and also one from 1-20 These resources are ideal as starters, plenaries, tests, homework, cover work or revision. The resources can be easily edited or printed.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. This can be completed as a standalone lesson or worked through gradually in the build up to Christmas. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is : - reading comprehension with 6 questions based on "Salut - word search based on "Salut" 18 phrases to translate and find - reading comprehension based on "Mon album de famille" with 8 questions - crossword - "mon album de famille" - 11 clues to solve - translation challenge "au boulot" - reading match up "au boulot" - sentence unscramble "ou habitant-ils?" - translation challenge "ou habitant-ils?" -word cloud weather and activities - fill in the missing vowels weather and activities - questions and answers match up key language module 1 - pupils select square and translate the key phrase from module 1 - crossword present tense "le week-end" - translation challenge present tense "le week-end" - noughts and crosses "que fais tu comme sport" - speaking and writing frame "que fais tu comme sport" - match up game "micro trottoir" - crossword "micro trottoir" - speaking and writing frame "la tele" - word maze "la tele" - writing challenge TV genres - speaking frame TV likes and dislikes past and present tense - speaking frame "le week-end dernier" - reading gap fill exercise "le week-end dernier" - word cloud high frequency verbs in the past tense The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use each of the 25 activities as starters or revision for other lessons.

Included within this pack is a word cloud of 16 key words associated with Christmas. Also included is a teacher Ppt to introduce the vocabulary - there are 20 slides in all. There is also a Christmas advent calendar for pupils to recall numbers 1-25. This is ideal for a starter or a quick recap exercise.

Ideal resources to stretch and challenge pupils whilst improving their speaking and reading skills. There are 10 speaking questions using the present, conditional, imperfect and past tense. The reading comprehension is taken from an authentic web article on what Christmas activities there are for children in Paris. The first task has 12 comprehension questions where pupils demonstrate understanding of the text. The second tasks builds on their vocabulary knowledge with 22 phrases to find. This is ideal for classwork, homework or cover work. Resources are easy to print.

A fun way to revise and reinforce essential grammar structures. The first slide is a reminder of numbers 1-25. The PPT contains a slide with 25 festive images that are all hyperlinked to a grammar challenge. Each challenge, once completed can be hyperlinked back to the summary slide. What structures are covered? present tense Past tense conditional tense pluperfect tense futur simple/futur proche imperfect tense partitive article pronouns/possessive pronouns question words/question forms negation adjectival agreement comparatives superlatives definite/indefinite articles the quiz could be done in parts over a series of lessons or in a standalone lesson. The questions can be extended if necessary. A lovely end to the year!

An interactive PowerPoint presentation that revises and reinforces high frequency vocabulary in a fun way. The first slide displays the 11 topics and the teacher or pupils decide which topic to test themselves on. Lots of popular games such as bingo can be played using the slides as a prompt. The topics included are - days of the week - months - colours (11) - pets (10) - numbers 1-20 - countries (12) - verbs (10) - sports (7) - Transport (8) - Weather (5) - Free time (6) This can be used as a starter or a plenary too.

This resource revises information from the beginning of the year. Pupils can then prepare for a presentation answering the following questions: Répondez aux questions Comment t’appelles-tu? Quel âge as-tu? Quelle est la date de ton anniversaire? As-tu des frères ou des sœurs? Tu as les yeux de quelle couleur? Tu as les cheveux de quelle couleur? Où habites-tu? Qu’est-ce qu’il y a au rez-de-chaussée? Qu’est-ce qu’il y a au premier étage? Décris ta chambre Qu’est-ce que tu fais le soir? Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans ta ville? There are modelled examples for each question and it would be easy to alter this presentation for preparation for a written piece.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. This can be completed as a standalone lesson or worked through gradually in the build up to Christmas. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is : writing activity - fill in the missing letters for 6 activities you do on the computer speaking and writing frame for "was machst du am Computer?" activities and descriptions Translation game "was machst du am Computer?" - pupils use the initials to translate the sentences Crossword based on "Rapmusik ist cool" - adverbs of frequency, genres of music, opinions and adjectives Match up game base on "was machst du am Compurer?" and "Rapmusik ist cool" writing and reading challenge based on music genres and opinions - unscramble the letters Past tense match up based on "Realität im Fernsehen" Reading - word cloud to translate 15 sentences based on "Filmkritik" speaking/ writing frame in the past tense to discuss a film based on "Filmkritik" Bingo using adjectives go describe a film based on "Filmkritik" writing activity in the past tense based on "Medien-Projekt-Woche " reading and writing translation activity based on "Medien-Projekt-Woche " survey on favourite subject and justification based on "Wie findest du Deutsch?" Word snake whereby pupils rewrite the passage in full – opportunity to create their own puzzle and their partner solves it - based on "Wie findest du Deutsch?" crossword of subjects and opinions based on "Wie findest du Deutsch?" Speaking/ writing frame – subjects and opinions - based on "Wie findest du Deutsch?" 11 sentences to translate using a word cloud based on "Nicht gut genug, Frau Adler!" word cloud to describe your teacher using adjectives and intensifiers Crossword based on "Nicht gut genug, Frau Adler" - pupils demonstrate understanding of comparatives Speaking and writing frame for pupils to describe their school based on "Und in deiner Schule? " reading and writing - word cloud with 13 school rules to translate writing challenge based on 20nschool rules - pupils fill in the missing vowels translation challenge based on "Sportaustausch" crossword based on "Sportaustausch" reading comprehension based on "Sportaustausch" The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use each od the 25 activities as starters or revision for other lessons.

This resource is aimed at higher candidates to improve their reading skills. It comprises of 4 A-A* questions taken from 2012-2015 WJEC higher Spanish reading exam papers. The main topics within the questions are personal information, sport, free-time and festivals. Key exam techniques are required and it is an ideal platform to challenge pupils. This can be set as class work, home work, cover work or revision. The resource is easy to edit and print.

Included within this resource pack is a teacher PPT with an introduction to sports, there are games included (bingo, which one is missing, tennis vocab, noughts and crosses) to practice pronunciation and aid memorisation. Opinions are also practised and the question "Tu aimes plus a sport/activity" is drilled with 5 possible answers including opinions. A summary slide is displayed to support pupils as they conduct a class survey. There is a reading exercise whereby pupils match a range of opinions. There are several slides drilling how to say you play a sport using jouer à. The slides use clear explanations. There are slides to review the new information and test understanding. There is a translation exercise "sage and scribe" to practice reading and writing. A word search of 12 sports and activities is included. A class survey is also where pupils use tu aimes + sport/activity and their partner responds using a range of opinions - 5 are provided. Extension could be to add justification. There is also a set of picture dominoes with the 12 sports and activities in French.

These resources are designed for pupils who have a basic knowledge of German and are aimed at recapping key vocabulary. I have used them for new classes or returning after holiday time. The starter activity is a shape puzzle for pupils to match up key language. Within the teacher presentation pupils revise providing personal information (name, age, where they live, brothers and sister, favourite actor/actress, favourite film). There are opportunities to practice speaking and writing with lots of support provided. The Excel sheet contains follow me cards and a written summary consolidating the key questions that have been practiced. Please be aware that each activity is on a separate sheet of the spreadsheet. The speaking and writing templates are easy to edit for future use with other topics.

There are two versions of this fantastic resource. A board game ready to be printed and an interactive PPT that can be played in class. Both versions contain the same 60 questions. All questions revise the content of Expo 3 vert but would be transferable to a 3rd Year French course. The animation added to the interactive questions means the questions can be tackled in a random order or if you prefer you can follow the numbers and the same order as the text book. It is important that students are regularly revising and consolidating content. This is the perfect tool! With the upcoming changes to GCSE it is important that speaking is practiced regularly. Pupil and teacher friendly. I hope you and your classes enjoy this resource as much as my students have! This would be a great tool for your foreign language assistant to use too.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is a dialogue to introduce yourself to your partner, unscramble numbers 1-20, put numbers 1-20 in order, reading activity birthday cakes and ages, crossword 8 countries, a dialogue greeting each other, telling each other names, where you live and your age and saying goodbye, colours, gender recall definite and indefinite articles, match up numbers 21-31, game to reveal numbers and translate, survey of birthdays and ages, crossword of months, word clod of 14 school subjects, crossword of 14 school subjects, reordering days of the week, reading and understanding a timetable, match up of school opinions, saying when a subjects starts and finishes, match up of times, unscramble food and drinks, speaking what you eat and drink at break, word cloud clothes, speaking describing your school uniform and giving an opinion, reading comprehension on mod 1 and mod 2. The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use as starters or revision for other lessons.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. This can be completed as a standalone lesson or worked through gradually in the build up to Christmas. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is : a word puzzle of activities in the present tense a speaking frame for activities and seasons a match up activity of weather and seasons a word cloud to translate weather expressions a crossword of countries speaking game - flags of where you were on holiday dialogue to rearrange - holidays in the past tense a speaking frame for holidays and duration grammar table of "wohnen" in the past tense with accommodation match up of times a writing/speaking frame for holidays and description in the past tense noughts and crosses - leisure activities in the past tense crossword - holiday expressions in the past tense a word maze to find 12 food items a match up activity of quantities a speaking frame to order food at the market noughts and crosses - ordering food in a café a writing activity using "kein/keinen/keine" with food a word puzzle to unscramble of what you like doing in the present tense a speaking frame of what you like to do logic game of what you buy in what shop writing puzzle on pocket money reading comprehension on shopping translation exercise on shopping and pocket money The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use each od the 25 activities as starters or revision for other lessons.

This would be an excellent end to the year for you and your class. This can be completed as a standalone lesson or worked through gradually in the build up to Christmas. The first slide on the Ppt is a Christmas scene, pupils/teacher click on a number in the scene and complete the challenge as a class. There are 25 activities to complete. Each activity is hyperlinked back to the Christmas scene. Included within the challenges is : - gap-fill greetings and introductions dialogue - reading - word cloud greetings and introductions - crossword - "dans mon sac j'ai" - logic puzzle pencil case items - reading match up ages - number challenge - put the numbers 1-20 into chronological order - sentence unscramble - ages - crossword days of week and months of the year - reading comprehension greetings, ages, birthdays, what's in your school bag - reading match up; high frequency questions and appropriate answers - genders - items in the classroom - word cloud classroom instructions - writing; colours - word puzzle colours and adjectival agreement - scaffolded writing brothers and sisters - translation and word search brothers and sisters - writing - sentence reorder brothers, sisters and family members - crossword pets - match up - heights - translation challenge, family, pets, physical and character descriptions - speaking and writing frame module 1 and module 2 - crossword module 1 and module 2 - match up reading module 1 and module 2 - word maze; height, hair and eyes - gap-fill reading comprehension module 1 and module 2 The challenges are easy to differentiate and it would also be easy to re-use each od the 25 activities as starters or revision for other lessons.

The future tense uncovered! This is a series of at least 2 lessons to introduce the futur proche and the futur simple. Included in the 47 slide teacher PPT presentation is revision of the conjugation of “aller” then a crossword to check understanding. The formation of the “futur proche” is shown step by step. There is a match up activity of useful time phrases. Next is an exercise to insert the correct form of “aller” in sentences containing high frequency vocabulary. There is a speaking activity with picture prompts of using the 3rd person with the “futur proche” and forming negatives. To review understanding there is a slide of 15 sentences and pupils need to say whether they are in the future or the past. There is then a reading activity about holidays to build grammar awareness, distinguishing present past and future formations. Pupils are then taken through the formation of the “future simple”. This is very visual using animation and clear explanations. Irregular stems are listed. There is an exercise of 14 sentences and pupils have to decide whether they are in the future or the past. There is a match up activity of verbs in different forms. There is an exercise of 15 irregular verbs that need to be unscrambled. Next is a dialogue of two people writing about their future plans and pupils need to identify the verbs in the future. Easy to develop this to a comprehension task. There is a gap-fill exercise to complete on expressions that imply the future. There are 13 speaking questions for career and future plans. Next is a dominoes reading exercise can be done independently or in groups. There are then 3 reading past exam questions with solutions. The plenary is a 3-2-1 block review. There is an accompanying book of worksheets to complement the exercises within the PPT. Also included are the dominoes.

The attached resources will help your pupils to practice all four skills whilst retaining vocab in a meaningful and engaging way. There are resources to practice and test key vocab knowledge in this topic. There are help sheets to prepare for written or spoken presentations. All resources are easy to print and provide differentiation opportunities

Teacher presentation to introduce "what's important to me" . The starter is a shape puzzle that recaps on school vocab. The slide can be printed off and pupils work independently to form the triangle. The teacher then introduces 7 things that are important to them. The pupils can use dictionaries and their books to prepare speaking presentations on what is important to them. There is a worksheet with a reading text that can be used for pupils as a prompt to write their own answers. There is also a storyboard template for them to prepare a plan. This would work equally well preparing for a speaking presentation. There is also a fun Sudoku puzzle. This is a lovely lesson to use as an icebreaker with new classes. This could be extended with use of "weil"

A teacher presentation that has a diamond nine activity to discuss which characteristics are most important in a friend. Revision of descriptions and adjectival agreements. A writing/ speaking frame to describe yourself now, in the past and your future self. There is also a worksheet that the pupils complete when they have revised descriptions. The solution is provided. There is an A4 vocabulary sheet on a range of adjectives that pupils find useful throughout their Ks3 and KS4 course.