An opportunity for students to assess/ reflect on their/ others’ contribution to pair/group work and their review of it.

A worksheet requiring students to put items of a sentence in the correct order, to translate from French to English, to notice gender and number agreements and to translate into French. Relates to the topic of leisure activities.

If your school is lucky enough to have French penfriends and you are looking for a basic template to start students off to write to the French students, this is it… adaptable as in a word document. Just something to get you started on familiar KS3 topics (self, school, hobbies, describing your local area). Can also be used in a less authentic way for writing practice.

A basic bingo game for a class of 24 students. The idea is that you read some English equivalent e.g. At what time? When? the train? Leaves? Is it? Direct? etc… Students cross off the Spanish. The extension work is for them to make up as many questions as possible using one card/ two cards etc… Could be split and used as noughts and crosses. Could be easily adapted to a snake and ladder game etc…

The exercises are based on a text about someone’s use of devices, social networks etc… This document has been checked by a French native speaker.

Two no fuss time saving worksheets with exercises in both tenses and then an exercise where students are supposed to choose which of the two tenses they should use. There are references to La Casa de Bernarda Alba and Ocho Apellidos Vascos.

Very easy listening/ reading exercise on places around town in Spanish suitable for Key Stage 3 for lower sets. Can be set as cover work or online work. Some adaptations would make it more challenging. Writing or translation exercises could also easily follow.

This worksheet is to be used after reading a few comic books of the Titeuf Series, The idea is that students spot some common recurrent topics and themes and add to the list.

A study of quotes from both characters and what others say about them

Study of two characters- What they say about others, what others say about them. Quotes included.

A simple sentence builder about these topics. Will save you time putting one together.

Three songs where gap filling and reordering is required. (Topics of family and home)

The document starts with a series of chunks to easily compare, followed by some information in text form.

As it says on the tin, theses are questions to talk about topics of interest, a good ice-breaker too.

A list of random questions on all sorts of topics to stimulate conversation

A document for students to do independent listening if they have access to the video or in class if not. Explores the topic of canteen food in France.

A number of questions and suggested answers on a range of AS topics - suits a variety of examination boards. This resource has been checked by a French native speaker for accuracy. It can be adapted as suits.

A simple worksheet that can make you save time. It contains a variety of exercises where you adapt the endings and choose from a multiple choice option.

A compilation of reviews and pre-play announcements taken from social media. The aim is to stimulate conversation. How do students imagine a contemporary version of the play? Characters can be cut out and students can have a go at guessing who it is. They can also have a go at writing short tweets in a similar vein about the characters. A good way to enhance their vocab in terms of adjectives. The end slide shows that the situation for some women in various parts of the world has not improved at all.

The interest of those little texts is a) to save you some time and b) to be able to give one each to a class (there are 22 of them) and get the class to practise questions leading to such tasks such as “find a person who has one brother” etc… Various lengths to differentiate around your class.