French Grammar Worksheet: du, de la, des, de l’ – Saying “Some” in French This printable worksheet is designed to help beginner learners of French practise using the partitive article (du, de la, des, de l’) to talk about food and drink. Key features: Simple, age-appropriate explanation of the partitive article and when to use each form Clear examples using familiar vocabulary and fun food emojis to support understanding Six varied activities including multiple choice, gap-fill, matching, sentence writing, and drawing Full answer key provided for easy marking or self-assessment

This is an essential guide to the film Ocho apellidos vascos. It contains: • Social and Historical Context • Biography of the Director • Main Themes • Main Characters • Plot Summary • Symbolism • Style and Structure • Cinematic Movements • Cinematic Techniques • Additional Information

This resource introduces and practices vocabulary in German to order at a restaurant.

This is an essential guide to Volevo i pantaloni by Lara Cardella. It contains: Social and historical context. Biography of the author. Summary. Key themes. Key characters. Symbolism. Style and structure. Additional information.

This resource introduces and practices using reflexive verbs in French

This printable worksheet is ideal for learners of French who are beginning to explore the perfect tense. It focuses on using regular -ER verbs with the auxiliary avoir and introduces the concept of forming the past participle. Learners will gain confidence in saying what they did or have done, with engaging, structured activities to reinforce understanding. This resource is also available as a PowerPoint presentation for classroom or remote teaching. Key features: Clear, age-appropriate explanation of how to form the perfect tense with -ER verbs using avoir Step-by-step guide to forming the past participle, with examples Six varied activities, including gap-fill, matching, sentence correction, and translation Full answer key included for self-marking or teacher assessment

This is an essential guide for the film Lola rennt . It contains: • Social and Historical Context • Biography of the Director • Main Themes • Main Characters • Plot Summary • Symbolism • Style and Structure • Cinematic Movements • Cinematic Techniques • Additional Information

This comprehensive study guide offers an in-depth exploration of Bonjour Tristesse, designed to support both teaching and independent learning. Each section of the guide is presented in two formats—Word document and PowerPoint presentation—and is accompanied by a worksheet in both formats, making the resource flexible and easy to integrate into any classroom setting. Included Study and Analysis Sections (with worksheets in Word and PowerPoint): Introduction Overview of the Novel Author Biography: Françoise Sagan Historical and Cultural Context Plot Summary – Broken Down by Parts and Chapters: Part One Chapter 1: Cécile’s Summer Vacation Chapter 2: Life at the Villa with Raymond and Elsa Chapter 3: The Arrival of Anne Chapter 4: Growing Tensions Part Two Chapter 1: Cécile’s Manipulation Begins Chapter 2: The Plan with Cyril and Elsa Chapter 3: Anne and Raymond’s Relationship Chapter 4: The Climax of the Scheme Chapter 5: The Tragic Outcome Chapter 6: Aftermath and Reflection Character Analysis: Cécile Raymond Anne Larsen Elsa Mackenbourg Cyril Philippe (Minor Character) Themes and Motifs: Youth and Immaturity Morality and Amorality Freedom versus Responsibility Jealousy and Manipulation The Clash of Modernity and Tradition The Emptiness of Hedonism Symbolism: The Villa and the Mediterranean The Sea and the Sun Anne’s Elegance and Order The Car and the Crash The Summer Season Style and Structure: Narrative Perspective: Cécile’s Voice Language and Tone: Intimate and Reflective Structure and Pacing: Concise and Episodic Additional Resources: Glossary of key terms and references 100 sample essays to illustrate analytical approaches 100 example written essays to support exam preparation and writing development Format & Flexibility: Every section is provided in editable Word and engaging PowerPoint formats, with matching worksheets for student use—ideal for classwork, homework, or revision. This all-in-one resource offers a structured yet adaptable approach to studying Bonjour Tristesse, suitable for secondary and pre-university level courses.

French Grammar: Forming Negatives with ne…pas, ne…jamais, and ne…rien This printable worksheet supports learners in building confidence with negative sentence structures in French, focusing on ne…pas, ne…jamais, and ne…rien. Key features: Simple, student-friendly explanation of how negatives are formed around the verb Clear examples using familiar vocabulary and everyday contexts Six varied activities to practise and consolidate learning, including gap-fill, sentence rewriting, multiple choice, translation, and error correction Visual matching task using emojis to support comprehension Full answer key included for easy marking or self-assessment The worksheet is also available as a PowerPoint file for classroom use or independent study

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Stimmt GCSE German (Higher) – Kapitel 8 – Die Olympischen Winterspiele – Page 165

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Stimmt GCSE German (Higher) – Kapitel 8 – Die Olympischen Winterspiele – Page 164

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Stimmt GCSE German (Higher) – Kapitel 6 – Meine Stadt: Vor- und Nachteile – Page 128.

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Studio GCSE French (Higher) – Module 7 – Les langues sont un atout! – Page 147.

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Stimmt GCSE German (Higher) – Kapitel 8 – Umwelt macht Schule – Page 169

This worksheet practices understanding and using the present tense of the verbs AVOIR and ETRE in French.

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Stimmt GCSE German (Higher) – Kapitel 6 – Meine Stadt: Vor- und Nachteile – Page 129.

This translation worksheet practices using and understanding language in French to describe opinions of hobbies and activities.

This resource practices using and understanding language in French to describe different types of films and television programmes

This is a complete lesson and set of resources which are designed to be used with AQA/EDEXCEL Studio GCSE French (Higher) – Module 5 – Des vacances de rêve – Page 100.

This is a speaking booklet with questions for each module and thematic context, which is designed to help students to prepare for the questions which follow on from the read-aloud task and the questions which will be asked during the picture task.