A fun spy-themed worksheet with two activities to help pupils practise converting binary to denary and denary to binary and designed to appeal to younger learners. Includes a grid representing the values of each binary digit to help calculate the answers and an answer sheet for reference or self-marking. “Rainbow Team of secret agents store their phone numbers as binary code to keep them secret. Can you help the new agent work out his colleagues’ numbers?”

A fun spy-themed worksheet with three activities which enable learners to practise converting binary code to letters. A Top Secret Code sheet is provided to help pupils complete the activities. Answers are included for self-marking or independent learning. Help Agent Green to decipher the secret messages left by his colleagues in binary code. Help Agent Green to write a message to his boss in binary code. Use the Top Secret Code sheet to discover the pattern in the binary code and use it to make predictions.

Check your students’ understanding of the different methods of time telling with this multiple choice worksheet. Two activities, each with 8 questions, challenge learners to think about French time constructions. Understanding of analogue, digital and 24-hour clock constructions are tested. An answer sheet is included for self-marking or independent learning. Choose the correct time - learners select the correct time shown on the clock from a choice of three answers. Choose the incorrect time - two of the multiple choice answers correctly tell the time on the clock, which one is incorrect?

Differentiated word search for pupils to practice German countries vocabulary. There are 28 countries to find. Two versions of the word search are included as well as an answer sheet. Version 1 (normal): Pupils find the countries listed in German in the word search grid. Version 2 (harder): Word search plus translation - the countries are listed in English for pupils to find the German country names in the word search grid.

A selection of mathematical word problems for upper primary school pupils. Join the Number family at the funfair, where they encounter a variety of real-life number problems. There are one- and two-step questions covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and fractions. Answers are included (with explanations) for self-marking or independent study.

A fun word search to familiarise students with towns and cities in France that can support French cultural studies. Answer sheet included.

Wo ist die Fledermaus? Describe the position of the cute Halloween bat in this Halloween-themed worksheet with three activities to practise in, hinter, vor, zwischen, unter et auf. Pupils complete a gap-fill activity, select the image which matches the phrase, and practise writing their own sentences. Answers are included for self-marking or independent learning.

Wo ist der Osterhase? Practise prepositions with the dative case with the Easter Bunny! Three fun activities plus answer sheet.

This resource includes 32 different bingo cards, each featuring nine out of forty-six Olympic events in French. There are two vocabulary sheets for calling out the sports in either French (as a listening activity) or English (for recall). A fun Olympics-themed way to learn and revise sports.

This resource includes 32 different bingo cards, each featuring nine out of forty-six Olympic events in German. There are two vocabulary sheets for calling out the sports in either German (as a listening activity) or English (for recall). A fun Olympics-themed way to learn and revise sports.

Practise numbers over 1000 with these cultural activities to practise years in French. Three activities to support pupils in forming years in French which incorporates the years of birth of famous French people (historical and current) and some significant dates in French history. Answer sheet included for self-marking or independent study. Practise writing dates in French. Match the year of birth to the famous French personality. Write out the year in French and translate the sentence into English to find out what happened that year in French history.

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in French up to 100. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of French numbers from one to one hundred: match the number to the number words put the number words in the right order circle the correct number for the number words shown complete the number sequences check the calculations and state whether the answer is true or false write the number words for the numbers given

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in French up to 1000. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of French numbers from one hundred to one thousand: match the number to the number words write the number words for the numbers given put the number words in the right order circle the correct number for the number words shown distance gap-fill activity put the number words in the correct order to match the number given

Où est la chauve-souris? Describe the position of the cute Halloween bat in this Halloween-themed worksheet with three activities to practise dans, derrière, devant, entre, sous et sur. Pupils complete a gap-fill activity, select the image which matches the phrase, and practise writing their own sentences. Answers are included for self-marking or independent learning.

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in German up to 100. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of German numbers from one to one hundred: match the number to the number words put the number words in the right order circle the correct number for the number words shown complete the number sequences check the calculations and state whether the answer is true or false write the number words for the numbers given

Activity booklet to practise or revise numbers in German up to 1000. Can be used as a homework booklet. Answer sheet provided for self-marking or independent study. Six activities to practise formation of German numbers from one hundred to one thousand: match the number to the number words circle the correct number for the number words shown put the number words in the right order distance gap-fill activity put the parts of the German number words in the correct order to match the number given write the number words for the numbers given

Practise numbers 0-10, 0-20 and 0-100 (in tens) with these number and number word cards. There are three colour-coded sets, one for each level. Pupils can play individually by laying the cards face-down and picking up two cards at a time to see if they match. Two or more players can also play this way or like traditional snap where players take turns to place a card on the pile. Included in this resource: Number and number word cards from 0-10 Number and number word cards from 0-20 Number and number word cards from 0-100 (in tens) Three number vocabulary sheets (one for each level) for pupils to use for checking or self-marking.

Practise numbers 0-10, 0-20 and 0-100 (in tens) in German with these number and number word cards. There are three colour-coded sets, one for each level. Pupils can play individually by laying the cards face-down and picking up two cards at a time to see if they match. Two or more players can also play this way or like traditional snap where players take turns to place a card on the pile. Included in this resource: Number and number word cards from 0-10 Number and number word cards from 0-20 Number and number word cards from 0-100 (in tens) Three number vocabulary sheets (one for each level) for pupils to use for checking or self-marking.

A hands-on activity to practise conjugation of être, which would suit younger learners, students with an additional learning need or it can also be used as a fun whole-class challenge. Learners cut out the subject pronouns and verb conjugations and time themselves matching the correct pairs. Results are recorded in the table provided and learners are challenged to beat their previous attempts, which can increase motivation and enable them to learn the verb in the process. A worksheet for practice of their new skills and an answer sheet are also included. In this pack: teacher guidance pupil instructions and table for recording results subject pronoun and verb templates to cut-out worksheet answer sheet

A hands-on activity to practise conjugation of avoir, which would suit younger learners, students with an additional learning need or it can also be used as a fun whole-class challenge. Learners cut out the subject pronouns and verb conjugations and time themselves matching the correct pairs. Results are recorded in the table provided and learners are challenged to beat their previous attempts, which can increase motivation and enable them to learn the verb in the process. A worksheet for practice of their new skills and an answer sheet are also included. In this pack: teacher guidance pupil instructions and table for recording results subject pronoun and verb templates to cut-out worksheet answer sheet