High school French resources: fundamentals

This Resource pack contains: Snakes and Ladders oral skills game featuring the French food vocab A writing exercise featuring French food vocabulary where pupils write the correct french word next to the image, score out of 20. A set of two mini word clouds - great tools for revision and an array of activities! Both resources are fully editable if you want to include more food items or different ones. These resources have also been created to be as printer friendly as possible. If you are considering buying this resources - HUGE thanks. I hope you enjoy using the activities in your lessons.

Includes numbers 1-20 and the tens for 30-100. Print on cardstock and laminate.

Christmas themed bundle including: - a PowerPoint with all my usual games and opportunities to practise all four skills - a Board game (great for the last couple of lessons to avoid the usual 'design a Christmas card') - a letter to Father Christmas- great for younger learners and lower ability groups - Christmas cards to colour- these fold into cards with French instructions on the back such as 'colour the ribbon in red' - a Christmas song to the tune of Jingle Bells- again great for younger pupils and it consolidates numbers and colours. Audio file included of KS1 pupils singing last year.

This board game is called 'Atouts des couleurs' (Colour Assets) and it is specifically designed for learners of Key Stage 2 and 3 level. The game largely focuses on colours and gender and number agreement. You go around the board answering questions (differentiated level of questions are available) not only on colours but other areas as well such as numbers, months of the year, countries, verbs, etc, so that you can earn points and try to get a full house. Be careful not to land on your opponent's squares or houses otherwise you will owe them points. This game bares an uncanny resemblance to Monopoly but differs in some ways. This pack consists of: 1 board game - it is best to print it off in A3 size and them laminate it 1 set of rules - both in French and in English 112 cards for lower level learners - print them in colour, laminate them and then cut them out 128 cards for higher level learners - print them in colour, laminate them and then cut them out 300 white houses to place on the squares that you win by answering questions correctly - print them, laminate them and then cut them out (I know it will be a pain cutting out 300 of them, but in the long run, it will be worth it!!) I have enclosed a set of rules which instructs you how to play. If you any questions about the rules, don't hesitate to contact me. Happy playing!

Each letter has its own page with letter, phonetic spelling, picture and word spelled out in French. Print on cardstock and laminate.

This can be played by 2 or 3 students at a time. A box is won if the student correctly gives the time in the target language. Students try to get 4 boxes in a row. Continue game until someone gets 4 Connect 4s, or until all possibilities of 4 in a row are exhausted. All times are in numbers, in 5 minute increments. May be used with any language.

This can be played by 2 or 3 students at a time. Each student marks boxes with his initials when a box is won. Wrong answers leave the box blank, for another student (or the same student on another turn) to try later. A box is won if the student correctly identifies the number. Students try to get 4 boxes in a row. Includes all numbers 1 to 100. Good for any language.

27 slide partner activity to practice asking and answering questions about a person's name. All questions use Comment s'appelle. Also uses voici, salut, bonjour, un/une prof, la fille, le garçon, la dame, le monsieur.

This resource is for Year 7 French students. It covers units on Greetings, Family, Countries, nationalities, school subjects and hobbies. There are a variety of puzzles and exercises which include word searches, crosswords, gap filling exercises, jumbled up word exercises to help students remember the vocabulary which they have learnt in their first year of secondary education. There is also a short vocabulary list and a teacher’s answer book. This should be used during the year but is also very useful for revision purposes.

This resource kit involves a Powerpoint Presentation including 8 resources for use in consolidating French food vocabulary, with the focus on fruit and vegetables. The 8 resources include 1 listening exercise, 1 writing exercise, 1 oral activity and 5 reading exercises and are as such: ‘La Pizzeria’ Listening Exercise ‘La Pizzeria’ Writing Exercise The Blind Pizzeria Game Oral Activity Colour Match! Vocab Exercise Sheet Fruit Match Up Exercise Sheet Vegetables Match up Exercise Sheet J’aime Manger Match Up Exercise Sheet Word Cloud Mini Cards The listening exercise involves asking the pupils to become top chefs in a pizzeria! Pupils must create (draw) a pizza and its toppings by listening to the instructions of very angry customer (the teacher)! A creative exercise which keeps the pupils occupied and allows them some creative license! Approx. duration: 10 minutes. The writing activity asks pupils to write five sentences based on the listenign exercise and the construct 'Sur ma pizza, je veux....' NB: Good exercises for the use of vouloir. The oral activity is again based on the listening exercise, pupils pair up and one describes their pizza while the other draws it - EYES SHUT! There is an MS Word document of the worksheets mentioned in the PowerPoint, which are all half A4 size, making this kit more economical and photocopy friendly. Four of the reading exercises are worksheets using the food vocabulary learnt, ideal for starters or plenaries. The fifth is a word cloud which can be used as a fantastic revision activity, they are extremely versatile! I created the resources for use with a lower Year 9 class but these exercises can be done by any year learning the vocab. Where possible I have included ideas for differentiation and extension. The PowerPoint is fully editable so if you would prefer to alter any of the exercises you can do so. I really hope you are happy with your purchase and the exercises contained in the resource kit. All the best!

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "pouvoir, partir et prendre" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)

You will find: - A table with 3 verbs "alter, dire et faire" in the present, futur and past tenses (passé-composé et imparfait)